Star. — London, England, 1820-07-31 00:00:00

, 7'HE 4 RatY. Reivist. REvlew.—lt is with much satisfaction we have to say, his MAJESTY was so far lecoverethon Saturday from the attack of the *gout in his left hand is to be able to Review the City Li<4lit }tore .on %Vormwood Samba, although we rearet that ti- KING was oblige,f to carry his hand in a sling. Hi; VIAJESTY, accompanied by the Duke of YORK and BENJAMINsir l3LoometELD, left.his Palace in Pall - Mall about half-past eleven o'clock, initis travelling carriage, followed by another Royal carriage, in which was 'Sir FRANCIS lIAMMoND, the Equerry in Waiting. The carriages were attended by outrider, ;n the Royal liveries. His MAJESTY and the •Duke of YORK alibied from their carriage at Shepherd's tlnsh, where their chargers were in waiting, and they mounted them. The KING and his Royal Hi •h -ness were dressed in Field Marshals' uniform. They both appeared in most excellent health. A guard of honour, composed of the Life Guards, was in attehd •nce, and proceeded with the KING to the ground inted for the Review, a distance of about a mile. his MAJESTY'S entrance on the ground he was met by his Royal brother the Duke of CAMBMIDGE, Ili, Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON, and a number of M litary Officers of distinction. The KING was received by the numerous assemblage of all ranks collecte.l on the occasion, with every mark of dutiful attachment to his Royal person, the Gentlemen with hats off; the Ladies in carriages waving their hand kerchiefs, &c A number of voices cried out, "LoMs live King . timscut the Fourth." The KING was re ceivcd w i th military honours by the Regiment,•at the head of which was their Colonel,'BosANeturr.— His MAJESTY passed the line, and. they afterwards passed his MAJESTY in columns, single file, &c. and then went through their different evolutions, at the close of which the KING was pleased to express his approbation previous to his leaving the field. On his MAJESTY'S departure he was_ greeted with the same ma. ks of • respect as on his arrival. Wednesday morning last, about ten o'clock, the 22d Regiment of Foot, at present lying at Newcastle, arrived at Chester-le-street, in marching order, and after remaining there about three hours, returned again to Newcastlg. They are marched eight or ten miles, in different directions from their quarters, every week, in marching order. Tne 51st Regiment of Light Infantry has received Yesterday, the KING attended Divine Service at I orders to march from Chichester and Brighton, for the Chapel Royal, in the. Kin g -s Palace, St. James's with their Royal Highnesses the Duke of YORK, the' Cr,oyden. Ihe buildings and land in Camp-lane, near Leeds, Duke of CLAfteNce., the puche s of GLoUCE , TER, which ate now occupied by a part of the 6th Regi and the Princess AtrousTA. The sermon was ;.ached meat of Infantry, have been purchased b Govern by the Rev. JOHN CONNoR. Dr. STANIzit C CLARKS • mean , and ate to be in future permanent B arrack. I was the Clerk of the Closet in W a iting. The Renfrew Militia were inspected at Paisley onJ After the Service ' the Duke of YORK returned with Tuesday last, by Major-General REYNELL, who wa the KING to his Palace, in Pall Mall. p/eased to express himself highly satis fi ed with the Yesterday afternoon, his MAJESTY. the Duke of movements and appearance of the Regiment. YOTtic, and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, visited the Prin. Mon. ay morning last, a soldier. belonging to the ress AUGUSTA, in the late Queen% Palace, where they 801.11 Reginie-t, now lying in Edinburgh Castle, WBS• remained s , me time. The Duke of Yorra visited the Princess Samna druinnied out of that respectable Corps, with dii yesterday. usual marks of disgrace, for repeated - de•ertion.. Wednesday, the South Tyne Yeomanry Hussars, Saturday, the Duke of CLARENCE arrived in Lon. don, from Chatham. conimanLied by Colonel Sir THOMAS BURDON, were • Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, drawn up in gallant array in Newcastle, previous to and the Duchess of SANE WEIMAR, visited the Duke ..their g°ing to Sunderland on duty for one week. and Duchess of WELLINGTow. A Military Count Martial met this day in the Saturday, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Prin State-room, on the Platform, Portsmou h Barracks , et-A AUGUSTA, and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, dined - for the trial of Lieutenant Sullivan, of the 19th Foot with the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE. In the Asp for the trial of a private of the 2d Royal Veteransi The 71st Regiment of Font, which have beenf evening, the Duke of Sussex and the Duchess of KENT, joined the Royal party. some time stationed at Blackburn and Rochdale ' , The Duke of CAMBRIDGE visited his MAJESTY have received their route for Barnet, and never lid. • yesterday. ; the Officers and privates of any Regiment command more respect from the inhabitants by their cleanli Yesterday, the LORD CHANCELLOR had an audi; ness, good conduct, and general deportment. The ease of his MAJESTY. 40th is ordered to Rochdale horn Manchester. The Duchess of SAXE-WEIMAR attended Divine Service, yesterday, at the German Chapel, in the Tuesday, the Ist Regiment of West York Militia, commanded by Colonel DixoN, assembled it Don- Kings Palace, St. James's. ' The Duke and Duchess of RICHMOND and family caster, for twenty-eight days training. It is pleasing to be able to state, - that the towns leave town to-morrow for Brighton, on their way to their seat, Malcolm, Sussex. people in Glasgow, and that.fine regiment, the 3.5c1, Viscount and Viscountess GRANVILLE and family are on the most friendly terms with eicli other. A tailor, securely seated in a front win cl,av of a house leave town in a day or two, for their seat, Wher.; ' stead Lodge, near Ipswich. in Saltmarker-street, endeavoured, last week, to es cite a quarrel between some of the soldiers and the Saturday, Prince ESTERHAZT gave a grand dinner town's-folks; but they treated him wish silent coit al Chandos llouse to the following high personages: tempt. He was afterwards, however, taken .to the Ptince Lichttnstein, Count Itterberg, Duke de Frizs. Duke' tlc Cares, Marquis of Worcester, Earl of Cathcart, Count Lie. Police Office. ten, Coant Caraman, Baron Fagel, Count Ludolf, &c. I IRISH CORPORAL.—A Corporal of the 17th Dra, : 1?,;1 1 -;tants. which principle is departed fret in ,a t.zt ikinr: manner wish respect to the Colonies beyond se - a. Their whole Representation is confined to thirty lert.bers. although the population is supposed to he as numerous, or more so, than that of the nfothei . •:7try. Since, however, the period of ten year. elapse before any change of so grits , ' a charac tt.r can by law be effected hi the new Constitutio , Tra ni dialculties may he started against this motio.i. Indeed it must depend on circumstances beyond the controtil of the Cortex. The Provinces themselves roust he consulted, and may reject or despise the boon when granted. They may de.nand more than Spain rili consent to, or fling Lack uron her all that she has the power to bestow, if shot t of independence. A letter from Vienna, dated the 15th inst. states, that there ha lccording to the late,t accounts. only been some inconsiderable skirmishes between ALL PA CHA% troops and the Turkish Atmy. It is therefore svpoted t.tat negociations between Au and the Form ale :111 going on. The Venetian Gazette of the same date. however, asserts, on the authority of a vessel which lest Cirfit on the '2d, that ALL had made his peace by the surrender of all the te•ritoties over which his authority extended, except Jannina and some other towns' on the coast, w !licit formerly be longed to' the Republic of Venice. Rut this appears to be only the repetition of a report which appeared in the foreign Papers about a fortnight ago ; and the' Anneal go Deficits, in which it is now given, acknow ledges that it stands much in need of confirmation. . &tract of a Letter received this morning at Lloyd's from Havre, dated July 27 It is re ported, on very credible authority, that an Ordinance of this Government has beeoissued, imposing a Ton nage Duty of 90 francs, 'pith 10 per Cent. thereon per tow, on all American shipping entering French ports which shall have sailed from the United States subsequently to the 15th of June last. This Ordi nance is also said to hold out a premium of ten francs rer 10 killogrames on all Cotton imported into France from ports out of &trope, in French bot toms. Some British vessels have lately arrived here from New Yoi k, with cargoes, and others have been chartered forthe same destination.' Saturday, the Larl of fI i ARMOUTII gave a grand dinner to his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Lord CASTLRREAGH, and a select party of distin gnishad personages, at his residence in Seymour-place. Saturday forenoon, Lord CASTLEREAGH arrived in town from North Cray. His Lordship alighted at his Office in Downing -street, where he transacted business x ith Lord LIVERPOOL, Lord Baritussr, the (aaxemoit of the EXCHEQUER, and Mr. CANNING. In the evening, his Lordship returned to North Cray. The Margravine of A N SPACH, who is now at Naples, ' s opened an elegant private Theatre in that city, :;) the .imusernents of which the Neapolitan Noblesse, -) i:11 all foreigners of distinction, are invited by :ickezz. Mr. KEPPEL CRAVEN continued in constant Tcsidence with the Margravine. Wednesday, the Hind, Sir CHARLES &ma RD, ar rived at Portsmouth from Plymouth ; the Grecian and Starling sailed ran a cruize ; the Wasp, Captain CAR TER, came into harbour to be paid off. Remain at Spithead, the Rochefort (expected to sail for the Me diterranean in a few days), Creole, Liffey, Iphigenia, Royal Sovereign and Prince Regent yachts, Conway, Brisk, Hind, and Camelion. Monday, the Creole frigate, Captain ADAM MAC-, RENZI.; for the South American station, arrived at PortsmoUth from Chathatn ; and on Wednesday the Conway, 26, Captain BASIL HALL, for the same sta tion, Went out of harbour. Those distinguished Offi cers, Sir DAVID MILNE, 1L.C.8. and Sir THOMAS P.JULDEN THOMPSON, Bart. have embarked sons in fa: Conway, as Midshipmen. Both ships will sail • tat t y in the week. 'Cuesday, the Liffey frigate, Captain the Honour- I IKNRY DUNCAIi, arrived at Portsmouth from Pctcr Liirgh, whither she took the Right Honour- Sir CHARLIS BAOOT, G.GB. Ambassador to t, at Court, from North Yarmouth, in eight days. :;}.,.! left St. Petersburgb on the 29th ult. Admiral O'VN was on a cruise manoeuvring a squadron of • . 7 i4ll of the line and two frigates, which the Liffey ''::.en going up to, and off Gothland on her re-1 ::“111. St. Petersburgh. .The squadron was to c.•.:(1 to Crunstadt about the Ist instant to be in ',•'-ed by the Eurnaon. • goons, named O'LAvaaT, serving under Lord RAw non, in South Carolina, during the American 'war, being appointed to escort an important cispatch through a country possessed by the enemy, was, a short time after their departure, wounded in the side by a shot, which laid his companion deadlt his feet. Insensible to everything but duty, he seized the dis patch, and ccntinued his route till he sank from the loss of blood. Unable to proceed farther, and yet anxious for his charge, to which he knew death would be no security against the enemy, he then Within his wound the fatal paper plaed, 1 4 Which prov'd his death, nor by that death disgrael. " A smile benignant on his courdnance shone, 64 Pleas'd that his secret had remain'd unknown ; " So was be found." A British patrol discovered him oh the following day, before life was extinct; he pointed out to his comrade the dreadful depositary he had chosen, and then 'with satisfaction breathed his last. The Earl of MOIRA has erected a monument to the hero in the church of his native parish. - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions in the Bedfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by . the Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire. Charles Moore, Esq. to be Captain ; Edward Polhill, Esq. eM Lieutenant John Creme, to be ditto; Cornet John Eagles, to be Lieutenant; Tubs Green, Gent. to be Cornet. Commission signed by the Lo rd lieutenant of Chubb*. • The King's Cheshire Volunteer Legion—Adlington Troop of . Lancers—Peter Legh, Esq. to be Cornet. Commissions in the Fdeshite Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by tbe Lord Lieutenant of Fifeshire. Robert Daigleish, Esq. to be Captain, vice Daigkish, resigned; Robert Mowbray,Gent. to bel.ieutenantoitte Clark; resigned. Coass•Ezenrawas, Ma ac-trisz. Jo:ILT 31.—Our supply of Wheat was rather large this morning, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, which met heavy sale at an advance of 26. per quarter upon all descriptions, except . picked samples, which with ditheuity ob. tallied hut Monday's prices. Ilse arrivals of thus have boost abundant, and the demand being trilling, the trade was very dull, at a reduction of from Is. to 2s. per quirter. White Peas. being scarce, sold full 2r. per quarter higher. Barley is 9s. IN quarter cheaper. In other articles no alteration. SMITH tam) AIA Kr in', JULY 31.--i-Brei, 4L Od. to ss. sd. per stone of Sibs. ; Mutton ' 45 Od. to Ss. 2d. Veal. Si. Oda* 6s. Od. ' Pork, 56.0 d. to 66.0 d. Lamb, 56.0 d. to Gs. Od.—Caule at Market Beasts,l9so . ; Calves, 320; Sheep and Lantbs,l7,96o; lip, 970. Hay, 51.10 a. to IL 12s. Omer, d. Os. to ISL Os. 3www, IL II& so 11. 14s. • - NA ;PAL DIT'EUIqRa CB°: • • VAIMODTN, JULY 118.—Whid W.N.W..-Arrived the %ki r . Odd, CA errs, from Quebec. Arrived off this Port, the Albion. Syzewiroson, from St. John's, New Brueswick, in 616. days, for Landon; and Speedy, Asnanr, from Rio Jambs+, in 56 days, for Ltn:dor.7-Salled the Duke of Marlborough packet, with At ail for Lisbon. Pr ystrorrite Jet." 1:100-Wind W. N. W.—Sailed yesterday, the Latona, ROSINSON, for London ; and to-day, the John, HICIDAV, for Falmouth. Newsom:ma, Jute 50.—Wind SFr—Sailed yesterday the Montmorency, Woo., for Quebec; and Lively, R/TCRIN, for Smyrna. Arrived to-day, the Flarmonle, Glare from Stettin for Bourdeauz ; 'Ann a S o phi a , born North Berg en for Brest; and Orpheus, from London for' Constantinople. Sailed his Ma jesty's ships Svaitte, for Woolwich,. and Caraway, for the 4 Brazils; Lord Sid Mouth, illonout ; and Caroline, TAYLOR, for New South Wales; A s i a , LINDSAY, for Bengal ; Astrea, WIL SON, for Virginia ; and N atalia, Araourra,for St. Andern. Dras., JeLy zo.—Wind S.F..—Came down from she River: yesterday, the Maria, Waltzes, for New South Wallas with -150 convicts on board, escorted by a detachmlnt of the filth regiment. Arrived to-day. and sailed for the River, the Resig nation, &wit., •:^d Anne, Goonwiti, from Jamaica; and Julius, Wseersmax, from St. Kite's : the Atme remains, haying lust an anchor and cable. Came down ,rom the River and sailed, the York, TaLacr, for Barcelona; and Oporto, Covey, for Oporto. Hawses+, JeLy 3c.—Arrived the Alliance packet, with a Mail from Gottenburg. Sailed the Jane packet, for Gottenburg, Henry Freeling packet for Holland, and the Beaufoy packet for Cuxhaven; each with a Mail. LIVE.SIVIOL, Jots. 28.—Arrived the Susannah, Jason; and Royal Edward, Holmes, from Chaleur Bay; Castlereagh, Goa. , Run* ; and Friends; laantax, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Thorr, Aram-oleo. from Borbadoes ; Mariner, BAOWN; and Barrett, TAYLOR, from Miramichi. Yummy's', Jinx t9.—The Frodingham, Laxative, from St. Petersburil for London, got on the Cross Sand last night, but was got off to-day, making no water. Conost-Hoesz, LONDON, JULY 99.—Ships Entered Inwards: The William, from Waterford; Peace, from Quebec; the New Onion, from Calais; Watson ' from St. Petersburgh ; Lively, ' from Amsterdam Robert, from Quebec ; Favourite, from ditto; Edward , , from ditto; Felicity, from Waterford ; rgent, from Quebec ; Zephyr, from emel ; May, from Quebec • ' the Henry, from ditto; A mity, from ditto • ancinnatus, from New York ; John, from St. Petersburgh; La urel, from Riga ; George, from Rotterdam; Economy, from Quebec; /Eck% front Me mel; and Estafette, from Dantzic. Cleared Outwards :—The Salamanca, for Malaga; Diana, for Hamburgh, Lord Liverpool, for Rotterdam; Albion, for Antwerp; Jane, for Hamburgh.; Ambler, for Amsterdam; Waterloo. for Naples; Nymph, lor Jersey; Lady Popham, for Jamaica; Fox, fur Ostend; Duke of Kent, for Rotterdam; Amity, for Jamaica; Richard, for Dublin; Albion, for Dantzic • Tugend, for Amsterdam • Friends, for Dublin; Hunter, for Sa n tander ; Sir Henry Stan hope, for Messina; and Hopewell, for Chezzio. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CIIELTENHAM RACES, JULY 28.-LArt Day. Additional Sweepstakes of Sop. each, h. ft. 5-yr-old Course. Sophia, Bu. 31b. 1 St. Patrick, Etst. 71b Clan Albyn, Bst. 71b. The Cheltenham Gold Cup, or Piece Of Plate, value 100 p. in addition to a subscription of 20gs. each, h. ft. for three-yr.olds est. 71b. four, Sat. 21b. five, est. lllb. six, est. 21b. and aged, est. Sib. Cup Course, three miles or upwards. Mr. Fraser's Chantpignon, 4 yrs old Mr. L. Charlton's br. c. Shamrock, 4 yrt old Wt lama's Elastic, 4 yrs old Ditulhevens's ch. h. &wimp, 5 yrs old - 4 46n. Illytton's b. g: Anti-Radical, 4 yrs old - The Town Handicap Plate of Sep- added to a subscription of Sgs. each, for all ages. Two-mile heats. Defiance 7st. glib. 3 2 1 fui.orAue, Sat. 10Ib. - . - 1 2 7st. Sib. .• 2 4 3 rut. Oh. • - 4 3 dr BOXING. ••• • WilletilrfAllte•iirtaipte awl /ham &vett for a purse of 25 pi" em Chelmsford race.ground ; they fought half an hour; le Willi a : good light' ireteven rounds; and Hudson won. Scrag " s e* Hudsons left W very, much, but-never had a chance of aelenies owing so his getting a heavy fall in the second round. The aseultds for Scroggins were Clark and Turner, an Hudson was seconded by Josh. Hudson and West Wintry Dick. A second fight took -place between West Country Dick sad Mason. Dick won in 1$ minutes. His seconds were Gatti aid E. Wright; for Mason, Turner and Grindley. DOGGETT'S COAT AND BADGE. I The names of the six yoang watermen who are to row, to niorrovr, for the Livery and Badge given by Mr. Tacos' Doe arm, deceased, a famous Comedian, in- commemoration of the happy Accession of the Family of is present DLuaser to the Throne of. Great Britain are: Edward Olyett - - Deptford. . Joseph William Hartley - Strand-lane. Alexander Grant - - Westminster. James Franklin - • - Backside. William Coates Chelsea. Thomas Peter Robinson - Irongate. The second and third Prises are the Gifts of the late Sir W. Jourer : The. Second Prize is - - if 4 ? 6 - The Third ditto - - 9 12 The Watermep will start at one o'clock precisely. • FOOT RACE. The following remarkable race against time took place ea Cratfleld North Green, in Suffolk, on Wednesday afternodit Peter Smith, a blacksmith, of that parish,_ an athletic lan, far a trifling wager, engaged to run sixteen miles in two hoursal g half-past four he commenced his task, on a mile course staked out for the purpose. with betting much and generally against him; be performed each mile remarkably regular, in about six minutes and a half, except the fifteenth, for which se took rathei over seven minutes, to be in reserve for the last mile, on which many bets were depending, that it would bit nan in six minute% which he did, and manfully completed his arduous task in one hour and forty-six minutes, fourteen minutes within the given time. It is worthy of remark, that this race was one continued motion, without the Intermission of even a few seconds, either for rest or refreshment. A liberal subscription was made by the Gentlemen present for him, and was a handsome reward f o r -1 his great achievement. ' ,f••••^. • kING'S TR RATRE.The Opera of Le IVorte'dri iron, admirably represented on Siturday night, was talionably attended.: The music of this Opera is always heard with encreased delight. The finale, at "the end of the first Act, alone, had MOZART never 'composed anything else, would have stamped him the greatest musical genius of his day. - FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. r At Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street—Mr. and Mrs. Heron and Amity, from the Continent; Ms. and Mrs. Mayne, from ditto. Mr Colin and Lady Heiken, at *their . house, John -street, ,Estkeiry-square, from Itamagate. DEPA RTURES. Sir Thomas, Led= ii, and family, for their seat, Ravens worth•Castle, sear lit lelare i eis and Marchioness of Tavistoek, to their seat, Osliley Haw, Bedfordshire. The Earl of Tankerville, to his seat, in Surrey. Sir John and - tady Harrington, to Bognor Lodge, Snows. ' Rom Hemlines Hotel--David Kerr, Maq. M.P. to his seat in Ireland; Colonel West, to France; Colonel Thackaray, oo tour; Captain Wilson, 77th liniment to Ireland ; Coles* Thompson, to Bath.—Captain C. Brisbane, to Staines, Captain Hardy, R.N. on a tour. Rev. J. Tamer, and Hoe. Air. Stewart, to Vienna. • The Duke and Duchess of Portland andlsmily., for I ras. bridge Wells. .Earl Beauchaasi, to his spat, Madersheld, near Worcester. Earl and Countess of Chatham. op a visit to the Marquis 114 Marchioness of Camden, at their seat, the Wilderness, :' Lord Falmouth, to h 1;. seat, Tregothast, near Truro, Comm& From the Clarendon 14ou1, bondArnit--Mrs. Crosby and family, for Brighton. Front Thomat Hotel,' Lord Combermete, to his seat, Oirritktmere' theshtni. • • • Lord Arden, to bit *at; Nati liettstrilurrey. i••• -7.RIALB FOR HIGH TREASON. t. SPICIAL COMMISSION, DUMIIA r Tow, JULY 26. This morning, at nine o'clt.ck .1 • 'curt of High Cominission met here in the kit•l, chinch, which was fitted up for the occasion. The Judge. present were; the LORD.PRESIDF.NT, the LORD CHIEF BARON ' , l and Lord Prrmii.vr. The Counsel for the Crown: were the same as at Glasgow and Stirling; and for the prisoners, Mr. J. P. GRANT and Mr. SANDFORD. Robert Munro, Patrick APDevitt, William Blair, - George Munro, Richard Thompson, and Wm. were put to the bar, when Robert Munro was in. formed that his trial was to be proceeded in. He 'xis: accused of four different acts of High Treison. The following Gentlemen were then sworn as the Jury: • Archibald Mi Lachlan, of Helencburgh, foreman. - Williatn &rime, there. John *Farlane, there. Robert M'Hutchen, there. David Napier, smith, Dumbarton. John Latta, there. John Denny, farmer, Gardsed. George Lang. Dumbarton. Jaunts Lang, there. Donald biTarlarte, Relensburgh. John M' Farlane, Cardross. Walter Colquhoun, of Barman!. The LORD PRESIDENT made the usual prollibiticn as .to the publication of the evidence or the speeches. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL then stated the case to. the Jury, on the part of the Crown. . A great number of witnesses were examined, whose evidence lasted until eight o'clock_ in tbe evening, when the Court adjourned. SECOND DAC—THURSDAT. Mr. SANDFORD, .kanior Counsel for the the Jury at great length, and called a nurn ber-of witnesses to prove that the prisoner was never himself engaged in the manufacture of pikes, and that the strike of work, in which he was concerned, was not in obedience to the dictation of the treason able Address, but because they 'Fere put into fear by the machinations of those persons calling themselves Radicals; and because they cdnsidered it the best line of conduct they mild adopt for the preservation of the property of their employers. . . Mr. GRA arr likewise addressed the Jury for the pri soner is a mist. eloquent sreech, which lasted three hours. Mr. HoLLOCK replied on the part of the Crown. The LORD PRESIDENT summed up the , evidence in the most -distinct and Impartial manner, and con cluded by stating to the Jury, that it appeared to him very doubtful whether the prisoner,was at all guilty of the crime laid to his charge. The Jury retired about six o'clock,. and in half an hour returned with a verdict of—Not Gulty. Atter a suitable advice from the Loup l'axiorottsyr, and an address to the audience, he was dismissed from the Bar. The Loitn AterOdATE rose, and stated to the Jury, that as the case against Mastro bad not been made our, and as be had no other. evidence against the others but what had been •aJduced on his trial, he would take the responsibility upon himself in accept in g a verdict of Not Guilty for all •the others ' MeJury returned avertlict accordingly. • The LORD PRIIAIDIOII hoped the pannels would: attend to the advice he had just delivered to their fits low-prisoner, and dismissed them from the Bile. ' • The Court opens at Ayr on Saturday, for the tifi - I reignment of persons accused of High Treason., , . - • WARWICK ASSIZES.- - Saturday evening, Chief Baron Ric it A RDll l lll4Siti . Baron GARIIOW arrived in town, went direct to thy • Court, and opened the Commission. The Calendar is not so heavy as usual at these As. sizes. The following are already committed to take their trials :—Forged Noses, 6 ; Burglary, b ; way Robbery, 2 ; House-breaking, 9 ; PrivateVh. stealing, 9; Horse-stealing, 1; Cow-stealing, 1 ; Fe lonies, 23; Child-robbing, 2 ; Sheep-stealing, 3 ; Re ceiving Stolen Gco.ls, 1. Since the above, about 2p other offenders have been committed.. Great interest seems to have been excited• in the my by the political trial of Major Cartwrigh4;. r. Woofer, and others, which is expected to come Or abOue Wednesday next. This town iirapidiy the Major and his wife'atii family are arrived at CM Warwick Aims: the other defendants are esFecteer' to-morrow. We. .understand that the Qom! hits engagedras • Paesrster of eminence,- who has,held a high jodieidl - sitiation -abroad, to proceed to Italy 'and obtaio the. • testimony of persons to the cenduct of her Ms.faver in all the places that visited, _and during all the .‘ tinsir that she was absent from Englund. . This Gen- : airmen is peculiarly qualified for the business, as he:. idfamillarly acquainted with the Italian lang t uim juid with the practice of the Courts of ',Judicature hr . . that country. Fumy& Detvtlso.—Friday evening, two dashiej? - Bucks were driving at a very sharp rate in a one. • )arse chaise up Fieet-street, and with the greatest , saegfroid knocked down an elderly fernale,•and rode over her, without attempting to stop the horse. Mr. Mown, the Governor of Newgate, seeing the trans- - Action, called out to the person who was driving to stop, but finding that he was determined to go on,-he (Mr. Brown) seized the horse by the bridle, and stop ped the vehicle. The -driver threatened that if Itt. .Brown did not let go the horse he would force tie whip down Mr. Brown's throat, and actually strainlit• it him. Mr. Brown seized the whip and broke it to pieces, and demanded the names of the*Ge.,!emen.; Mr. Brown then returned to the chaise, and told tie Jeleus that their conduct was infamous : they said it WAS purely accidental. Mr. Brown replied, that he witnessed their conduct, and he never saw such wilful and determined carelessness of the life of a fellow creature. One of them then replied, " I'll give you my address : I know you, Mr. Brown." Mi. Brown answered, " I think I know you ; your name is Phe. lan r He replied, " Yes, it is." Mr. Brown then rejoined, 4 4 Yes ; I recollect you were under my COM for some time, for being concerned in a duel." M k 'Phelan replied, " Yes, I was," The other then gave his address, and drove off. Mr. Brown returned 10 the unfortunate female, who was much injared, bleedit4 profusely from the head and face, vi t pledged himself •to see Justice done to hes. _ . 5 . .~ ~~ • t I • ( , 1 t ii. '. ~? `:~ l i i ' j . , \ I . f• .1 .. e i • 1... A. i . .. I • , ,I. .i.• I : , 0 - . ~: 41. is ~ LE