Star. — London, England, 1823-03-21 00:00:00

_The column-of-A:oats* successfully opppood 600 thefaccioui.who attempted to pass the Ebto, having, attacked them on ds•9Btlß - thobgb•they were kupe rior its 'limber. Th• Constitutional troops 'tilled:l abont.3o of them,. took 500 prisdners i beside 500 muskets and. all the baggage. The prisoners have. been taken to Saragossa, •artd the arm, to Logrono.— The remainder of this band fled in 'difftrent directions,' but the militia of the banks of the Ebro were conti nually bringing in More- prisoners to Logrono and tuna. Colonel Depablo also overtook the fugitives on the Ist of March, at Fitero, charged them vigo rou .4, took 60 prisoners, and •dispetved the rest.— Tfiedisorder was complete, the field of battle being covered with arms, ammunition, &c. Capape, with about 800 men in a miserable condi tion; has thrown himself into Arragon, not being' . able to enter Navarre, but *he is closely pursued by Generals O'Daly and Empecinado. The columns of Atana and Depablo have returned to Logrono and Pampeltica. It is not said where Count Abisbal is. The object of the Constitutionalists to prevent the junction of Capape with Juanits and Santos Ladion has been accomplished, and there is no doubt but thi's wretched partisan will meet his end in Arragon. The second in command, Leguia, writes to the Governor of Pampeluna, on the 4th, from Aburrea Alto, drat having attacked the factious of Zurnala ... carregni, in the mountains.of ltoncal, he completely dispersed and took 12 men, among whom is the in famous Armingor, who murdered in cold blood the Constitutional Colonel Carruchaga. He was con ducted to Pampeluna, where he has probably already suffered the punishment due to his crime. Lastly, we received several other reports from Co danreguy, whose troops have dispersed And beaten by turns, and on all points, the bands of Go• ro - stidi and the Cure, those wretches having been &Dyed to seek refuge on . the highest mountains of Guiptscoa. FiEl of their soldiers have even arrived at &mi. in a condition truly afflicting. BRIGHTON, MARCH 20. His . NIA-TESTY continues well, and in the enjoyment of excellent spirits. . . I .. • The b a ke of YORK, as a pedestrian, has been much in public to-day. Affectionate g rAtulations and looks of repect 'met his. Royal Highness everywhere: is . The Doke of Mani, Genial . I.lrroa, and the - ' Royal Suite 'generally, have_at intervals joined the l of , promenaders on the Steyne and Cliff Parades: .• - - The Dirke of MONTROSE took TERVE Of hiSAAJESTT; I i n 1 and left, the Pavilion to return Ao Loudoa- about half ,6 , aiarint before noon this morning. , . • . ...... noo Lo r r n it .d ianiviidil.,g with his adyRAgNSWOATU :Ilaie li . ad the' to " MAJESTY and the.CeisatAn• A, Dca-is•Cntu yesterday. .. - - • MEETING OF EAST INDIA PROPRIETORS, THIS Dill: After the minutes ache last Courtlad been read,, sad the motion for petitioning for an equalization of theduties on East andWestlndinsuFar had been read,. Mr. Wis DEir addressed the Court. fhe point, he said„ farthest, to took at, was what was the duty of the, ast India Company with regard to the pre.ent question: Obviously to-promote the interests of the Proprietors at home and the: prosperity of their Indian perszes o. :ions. The protectiou claimed . by the West India mercliaitts, at the it+ esent rate amounted only to £9O 000 per yeit, on ail the sugar imported from . In dia. not m was softie:lr to make that trade, which at - present a losing obe, advantageOus. It would.odd something to the dividerld.on India Stock. Sugar a1..4) was giien to the. Company, as OM'. part of the ptodirce of the Eyed ; and it was surely the duty 6f this Company to bribg 'that PrOjtice •tb the "hest market. By encouraging its prodoctinn in India, they would increa r the value of their own land, and pro 'tote the prosperity of India. He, therefore, contended there could he no doubt t h at . it was the duty of the Court of PI oprietors and the Court of Directors .to petition Mr. MACAULET followed in support of the same view, and condemned the commercial system which hhp.oed unnecessary restrictions on the inhabitants of British India. Th e HO B ' urable Proprietor replied.; to tome Obierisiticini`inade at the former Meeting,' and sheered that the cheipness of labour in • India kaatkeen orconNidetable advantage to this country. 1)y importing cotton from India e had lowered its price in the mar ket.frons 18,1 .to 9J. the lb. Hardly any other Indigo v. as at present.used in this country but 'drat vas imported from India. By admitting sugar from the same country on equal terms with that from the West Indies, we should compel the West India Merchants to raise it at a cheaper rate, and most pro‘ bbly by that cheaper mode of cultivation, the arm of the free man. oil, 34 Ina who •••, be. 400' After •sourer further discussion, the motion was lirsed to. Yesterday :qr. CANNING came to town from GlOll els* Lodge, Brompton, and transacted business at the Foreign Office. The Right Honourable Gentle toan is obliged to carry his right arm in a sling. ALNACK'S.—TiIe fit st Ball tor the season was given on Wednesday evenin,;,.at these elegant rooms, which hare ucdergone great improvements and alterations, tinder- the patronage of the Countess Llittram, the Countess of JERSEY, the Countess COWPER, the Coun tess of SEPTON, and Lady GWYDYR. There were Present nearly 200 distinguished Fashionables. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights, five houses were broke open, and robbed of various pro- Perty in Mansion-House -street, Newington—on one occasion the Lady of the house and her maid-servant 'etre sitting above stairs in the drawing-room, wait ing fot her husband, who was out at the time; she heard the robber+ break in and ransack the lower Part of the house, hut terror prevented her making any alarm, particularly as she knew there wis no : 3 tehman in that street. the house of D. SANGER, 'II. of Kennington-lane, was also broke open, and lol?be.1 Of upwards of £4OO worth of property, chiefly toosisting of jetelltry, trinkets,.&c. ROYAL MARINE SOCIETY. • -. ... . • , - ‘:NAvaradyngaroiscgt4 .. J.. , #'.i& rgy ... ... ::. . ~,, ~ 0 I i 'Jr.' 7 .• 1; +%... • -. .1 0 Aiiqounr, Mattes 19.-Wind N.-Arsived the daft 44 : - :-...... Hasse% from London. Sailed the iistedieiAvealtik, g gn i a. It will b e 4 4 Owego NAiWit,.l9.- 4 •Aerisitea She , _._ Anacker,. VOW OVva n t Atrhe a - • M t.,. c am , Bola, frotn New emt, bound to Ammerman very htkfor!liii .6 .• • ... ' .. , , • •• . . - • 'Llierpcidli mottle loss of bulwarks,. ate. .• - • • •'' '" • " • Itoeramourar, blame 20 . - Wind 1 , 117,4r4fi1tia17 Palo ,1414 loose, SMITH" from Rotterdam to mat.i, 1 0, . . . i '441•12045 till kW from ditto tor Surinam. ' -' •- ' ••• ' " • '" I with a Piece Of P, • best, Menem e(.-Wind W.S.W.-.Sailed-ebb marshal the , Bad Claucarty, and _ the whole of the homeward-bound, fur the 1 arm l elteerft• • TiiiieSpitattki preftenf, OW Cast iltf which River. Arrived to-day, and sailed for She Mier, the tonsion4 . ,i, a!rp4t,a ThqusApci Ottiueg!, is DrlWPßishr4 at td 'lig 'Custer, front Demerara; Onyx, Wasros, from Honduras"; lai-, .qepovi „thc,fottiatifi4. - tieki_ll4-uMlialiaOit tbe LiPii. zabeth, Wseimaa, from Berbice • and the Jane, OTSRT, froth . : e ettr i er .. .. • 1. - „• :. - •' : • 7 Cadiz : the two former remain In ' the Downs, wth the Madras, g • ' v • . ..h....;: . ,:.....- ._ _ It is a centre erommat, er candalabrielvfartptwo . inehesl Trial, and Niger, outward bound vessels, miler last. Ila &wren, Alisecn 20. Wind W.S.W.-Sailed the Leicester high, and apse:rods oirratintr lis eireunifiremiit et the imise. 411 packet, for Holland; a nd L a dy N tl i e tso packet; t o t' Ce s h a v en .; silver gilt, and weighs tweak' of sae sitamarld-.oumenw. The Cestota-Ilonse, M A RCH 20.-Ships Ent e r e d In war d s: The o ° ill illah atriPad farm.; aldvasavaP•aaltratr tlittl** B .- In Plinth . are three compartments, six Maw wide :by. teen listl4l Dart, Olive Branch, and Prince Saxe Cuboarg, from St. -Ml chael's ; Mercury, from Ahneira ; Litely, from Hqlirsgen-; wit- ha lf h i gh . The firm compartment vaaaailla a view of the Pott of sou, from Antwerp ; and Lovely Maria, from Havannalx-En. . -. e gliv a a A abli under sail aPPesia in the fore. gr aiet4. o4l on t_lll acture, and Intl* back gromd George's Dock tered Outwards: The Agnes, for Rotterdam ; • Thetls,•for Ham- 1 , ; .' at. Nicholas's Chtireis,'Vre Town Hall, Sr.Paull; *tiller ' burgh ; Sir William Curtis, for Naples; Dart, lot Rio; VAsex, as and St. Thoinlues Cbsaeob o ota eke dagagiee, for Bourdeaux ; Aguilar, for Van Diernan's Lied; Ganes, for r-. .• " ' - . t h e 'scone romatcontains a representation of a on Calcutta ; Atlas, for Boston ; George, for Rotterdam • and Susan, of the . Town . '. 'DM_ scene chosen is titer., Caf . an - Xiatt t for Cadiz .- Cleared Outwards: The Abeona, for Lo ndonderry ; hustangsare erected hi dickies . t: b,ars for revere] eatididatee are Busiris, for St. Vincent's ; Pomona, for Cadiz ; and John, or • Hainburgh. open : a crowd id iimilitorlis congregatea • befoei'aactill . - - coda coach, filled with voterallit the lotititit °filar. • - accostr; Tars LATE MELANC H 0 LY ACCIDENT al BERMUDA. panted b y oiu s i c a ri d gait:bay-fog inicfßoidiip dits". Bei- Br.emuut, Fea. 15.-The launch of the SALISSOAT (flag-shlip) i ish Constitution''-" litliti. Farad or Eke Woe chit Weathereti was upset aid sunk on the 31st ult. It was commanded by sr. the storm"-".Canisng ' foe' iv., r ar4:4 In the of apprise - Jan es WHARTON. Admiralty Midshipman, who was accompa- ! i v M r . e tithhts .a b ar. _ The n ight iy a r aharahh . Gandehaaa ay. nied by 51r. JAM ES Marne, a youn g gen t l eman b e l ong i ng to the pears in the centre Of ate bar, eurrioutaded by hisfriends, in_th ship, nine seamen, and the wife of one of the men, who were act or addressing the ma i t i ta4e o f i ptetatanvimene of io ttar i are all drowned. 51r. WHARTON'S body has been washed on shore, elevated upon the hustings, liandly chieringsbeir favourite exp and buried at the Hospital, attended by the Officers of the SA- dilate. The " State of the Poll - appeariisin the side of Mr. cassette and a concourse of persons. The bodies of three df the Canning's -bar ; and in the distauee Abe lofty bulitliap aS the seamen, viz. PHILIP ANDERSON, JOHN DAVISON, and JOHN Sutra, tiorth side of Dale-street are seen, their window' an* roofs have also been washed on shore and interred. crowded With spectators surveying the animated Mali imeads. A ItRIVk.o-At St. Helena, Kent, Sutherland, from Bengal; Tba third ramitkahtent exhibit „. v i ew o f the boadar at the and Cornelia, Spikes, front Java: At Oporto, James, Smith, Bonk of Commons, the theatre In which • 50. Caitlin so often 'from London. At Teneriffe, Vurprise, Lennon, from Lon- displays his great and unrivalled talents : the Speaker is hi the don. At Martinique, Ida, —; and the Virginie,—, from chair • the mace is on the table before him; the benches are Mete. At Trieste , Ann, Murehen, from the Havannah; Mary cr ow ded with Members; an d Ayr. Canning is represented n Ann, Wright; and Jane, Wylie, from the Clyde. At Havre, standing on the floor, in the act of addressing the Chair. The, St. Louis, —, from Maranhao,; and Charles, -.-..-, from base of the pedestal represents a coral rock; upon it, at the Port-au-Prince. At Antwerp, Apollo, Datrand ; and Margaret, angles, are seated two beautiful -clasak figures, under palm- Gasser, from Batavia ; also, the Cypher, }'owe, from Charles- tree leaves. The first figure is emblematical of Somme. In ton. At Pernambuco, Mediterranean, Bully ; and Cogniac her hand she holds a book, written in Oriental characters, Packet, ill Pride, from Liverpool; Guadiana and Olinda. from which she is in the act of perusing. At her feet are spread Lisbon; Don Pedro, from figueira; Formoso, from Nantzl a variety of appropriate scientific instruments and symbols. ' The second figure is a personification of Namoareoe. The compass rests upon her knee; and in her hand she holds the log. -line and lead... On the right, at her feet, a staff, with a union jack. on it, an anchor and cable, a rudder, a capstern, and other &laical emblems are appropriately disposed: on the right, a buoy. Corn watt is the third figure: She bolds In her right band-a lau rel crown, and in her left a paint branch, emblematic of the peace and harmony which commercial intercourse create anionpt the different nations of the globe. Various appropriate symbols are . displayed at her feet. On the right appear a bale of goods and ; other articles of commercial traffic : on the left. a cornucopia, or horn of plenty, the caduceus, &c. &c. These three personifica aorta of the Genius of Science ' of Navigation, and of Comm e r c e, are exquisitely beautiful. The figures are moot ehastelyexeeuted; and the drapery is well ditposed. They are amongst the Mom pro.- minent excellences of the design. On the pedestal, between these figures, are three tablets. The firm tablet-exhibits the irms of the 136;Ough of Liverpool, tastefully executed. The neat displays Mr. Canning's arms, richly embossed, With the' motto-44 cede meal seelccuara. The tlPrd'contahaa the InaerlgttM, very neat, executed, on a gat gold field,. in raised bright iegernaefollowl t ' PRIZSENTErf 1 r . pa 1155 Alain IIONONLAIXEX ~. . - GEORGI4 CANNING,. ' "". Inr•A mamites soar or Sits FRU:NW •'- • -. t FILLS= Jai isairearnams-Cie'... . :-....... i .:. ...,. ' 'Li vsgPoou .. -... i:::...... i . i C • .me ises mem APIDIXInn • - •') - GOVERNOR-GENERAL' OF INDIA; MAI . HMV'? sx aaall7VrlnEsOwLzeoasixr • ....t. or or! zealous 4 1 0 tra!/ 1 41 1 A?•1!trettvii* ..• `' :- • TO TUX INTERESTS, OF -ALL us coxiturtmed • „,. , :• • :. ' ' -1- -fiatch . Alders enter 7 ' ' b»' - -• . ... • . ..: - •ta gelS 0 111 1 5*B14 14 41b11..: .4 'T;1.64 ;Pi . ass mu aims rout rates nacres . .. , •e s . - Tafiiia•niniatilirtn4rns'ai:rintrAnslol; -: -• • I.; ? ••- . ~ .•. I .. : 4 n° in_ i _lnnTninnlr., Ir !Wink 1 0*01 4 9Ein ... ± I. :s NS' NOLL roe his PRIVATE .vsarum • , N Pet-Ole isfrearriniseei- sin- midiesomilifif ..: •' - p •_•. '. ' ramie . . 410 NRIET. I.- : : ... , • .., . t.; ti e , a ria OF THUS AMIIIIATION • ' .. ' • env isicisi iiekelemaiiii•rialtioss o : 1 - r- '4 l 17 • , • The Fourteenth Anniversary of the above heasee.. cent. Institution took place yeiterdaty, at the I f elidoor Tavern, Rishcipsgate-street, and Witvery nunierciosly and respectably. attended. In consequence of the disposition of. his Royal- Highness the Duke of Ctn. aaNce, Lord Exsiuurn presided...-Aftep . a vary tx, cellent Dinner, the foll ow i ng ton g ; were drunk ad The KING," with three times three;.—tbe now - icaug., of George the Flturth.. " The &SPA Fists/lirtltree times - three.,-Glee, Hail, Stir 4 tlßPscetwick4. mDdke of York, and the Army," the *lees. three,..A-Glee r . How merrily. " The Duke ofClarenceandthe three times three—Rule Britannia.. -" The .Royal Ma. rine Society," three tipilts 'three. • After the .aboi.e toasts and songs had been given, and-received with much enthusiasm / the Boys entered, to thestmeant of 260, all well dressed, stud their ap pearance Created a powerful interest.. Whiti ranged at the hottpra pf ay room, yritlitheir flags, the red, w hi t e, and blei - epsigai 11yini i They nave three grand cheeri,- being piped tO it their 13), -Noble Citanigoo Adveeted to the usefulness of the Instilution and said,ffiet.the Society had fur• niihed upwaidi a# /SAO seinten le Mijesteltr Forcei since itsQabliihntent. The enemies of that country had already teltihe arms of thegritons whom :the Society had sent forth. and he trested'that if hos tilities should aga i n occur. those enemies would feel the strength of the Boys they had seen that evening. A collection was then made, which the worthy Sub- Treasurer announced amounted to upwards of £BOO., He. also stated that the East India Company had of fered to take : 6o of the boys, and the Lords of the Ad miralty SO more—(d/fich applause). The health Of the Lords of the Admiralty was thee . drunk, for which Sir G. COCKBURN returned thanks. ‘: The CHAIRMAN next gave, is The - health of leis Majesty's Ministers; and he might be bold to'sai, .that the country had never had a more firm, more wise, or more dignified Administration; and he trusted that through them the country might be saved from being involved in the horrors of war."—Drank with three times three, and thunders of applause. Lord PALMERSTON returned thanks; he was sure that nothing could gratify Ministers more than such a testimony of approbation from so large and so re spectable a Meeting. He trusted that his Majesty's Ministers would be found to have taken no steps in the great crisis to which Europe had come, but what were consistent with the honour and interests of the country—(lmmense applause). The next toast was the Hon. East India Company, with three, and great applause. Mr. Reth, the Last India Director, returned thanks. " The Company," said the Honourable Gentleman, 44 had had it in its power to render essential aid to this Charity; and in doing so, they had been actuated by feelings of the purest benevolence." BA NE OF E NCL A A t the Meeting yesterday,• the Proprietors agreed to advance to the Trustees of the Annuity for defraying the charge of Military and Naval Pensions and Superannuation; in different payments, during the next five years, the sum of 1:13,089,41), on the said Trustees transferring to the Bank an Annuity of £58.5,740, to commence on the' sth of April, 1823, and to continue for a term Of forty-four years. A Court of Common Council was held yesterday.. The Committee of City Lands delivered in a Report for making an additional Court at the Sessions finizie„, in the Old Bailey, so that two Courts may bn.sitting there at one time for the trial of prisoners at-Ote See; sions, thereby greatly expediting the publichusioitec: and remedying the heavy expenses*tpieseritinOurett& in the attendance of prosecutors, witoesses, - lii - : — anci, in the maintenance of prisoners- in she-jail eff gate, which was read and Agnecl.l9,lpirovistaskilio` expense does not exceed 4,5001. Tte -04uk5,..0f. the Court were voted to the Rev. Mr.,GoisetTor lain to the Lord Mayor, for the eicellelit'ketasoa.- preached by him at St.LawrenceJewit; on Plow - Saw day last. The Court agreed to preient the:soma tQfil. to the Port of London Society, in oicl:of the* funds: The reports respecting desertions from. the-Fmlicit: army seem to be better authenticated than heriect4rio.. We know at least that twenty-five men spitted ftr pignan about the 28th oh. and .jeinig the Spank/di at rigne.ras.4.llm,e4'.. • 7.. , I • •14 ! . • 'es* aff.ritiosau erg • \lfinl 'WHICH Hi Hat WHIP9HViLII A,,H) t.fiegueratinto eat- rairi:Pialeirtitt hard . COHNliienHi. • • A hanirsomeltited nave column springs. frail "tlie Pedestal: its buskii &flit iettkiiiitblel dad Vire, do4iiini are rePresented &spotting themselves-at Alies,angles. On the .upper part.of the column, and surroitndi it, are inscribed, " R4ectitin of 1812: - •s"lfloition 'a am," of 1018,"" Election of 1820 the four periods at which Mr. Canning was returned . to. Parlia ment as &presentative of Liverpool. Above their inscriptions appear the proweite three ships, with figure-heads; the first re presenting s native. of Asia, the second of Africa, and the third of America. "The capital of the column is beautifully chaste. Pram it isnot acanthus leaves; attached -to which are branches for nine lights. The summit of the whole is crowned by a beaii; tiful classic figure, emblematic of the Genius of Liverpool, her right hand resting on a ship's redder, and her left one broad end &littering shield, with the fabulous bird, the urea, depicted on k. On her head' she wears a mural crown ; and her draprl falls in simple elegance over bet finely proportioned form. • • , . As a work of art, this splendid piece of plate is decidedly of the first class ; superior, in uur opinion, to any modern memo- Won of a similar kind, which we have seen. There is an unity and elegance in the design, equalled only by the exquisite manner ht which its various parts are finished. The work reflects the highest credit on Mr. Chantry, the 'designer; and on Maori: Rundle and Bridge and, the various artists whom they here ems. played In executing this beautifill specimen of British genius and skill. To the feelings of Mr.Ciaping and his tinuly it must be bigtily gratifying. Rarely, indeed, in the represedtativehlitory *MOO,' have the services of a Representative been revrarded wish au* a mark nipublic approbation.; Ile intrinsic value of ;Deplete is at fitthiconsiderntion. The proceii ofaffection and esti:ells which Hick jilts rxhibit,gase ea thews value 1120 it durable don the perialOS: .nfialetlals of which:Otter! composed. chits sign silently, but eloqitentty, Pei sic (4esisii vubllc .copaexion sfestunencement i lis thtyeaelc ‘eMertere'for Indic . - Ant It sit syljtecS ant I .beittirodalit *wbitlt held by the inhabitants. pf tbjs - Not is ft-less grattfituttorile • !b bat 069: of tarn for Mx ; of the its bisietidetid tiS 4 ; s a 0 •1• PAIN Ind plteßitsse: Vit# • 3 1Mect:••••••" 6 t Ilsffe:l2llpkllribikb len 440611rrei .GR4•141414ik wsiesetwiBsitiip. 0 01 4 elelea. 9;FIROgni4IO bad Oiel Alpy. ;Wilk !leteie'swhin " tiers fait irk 4n:the iriect : Piiicui=l,ll6 • -;ait 3.9s4siiii A lawmen* t. --‘04,111 thektatio .41,toufi: "ad &quid *Otigitikliitotthi to Pie. ittititirt v ar:tMeirl4r' Filter LshortakWhandia r . Nat Gorideit r ranaC !Sl.r4altogerner. Thalamic., 818 • ' - 4-f5 1 40 1 0.14 1 .04 of .fit7rZis Shiloarr, whd stefel '!lreloie4.4,o ; he r ee of ,*cooduct," ad .4 111 , Pritioplete. And . hot •a deficient id _I his several elections for , the'Clty of ,njosclikotcloytiiter gßfookkfloperf f. the _Moe: idetoiset,o 4 legeingl blitaistets to wilt in defence of the Sp ot light - 106km Int 'Makes the - fii*Whi*lidirik4l Atrial& dOttikfmis r. -telt ti1t.44t?1_,____46M1401;444-261,1111.Pareat good - riiii - rguine *0441 the !priest :nom l S .Whith the middle and _poorer ! c4.ikea of gio,...eoMrooiiity by,teasois :a i it wery ;heti month.. deilrons of thitawatutlation of peore. You. ' , add now again ina Vold the-miseries of war, knoWingi- at the eine "iiiiiethiCtheAnnifil*.hiP: tiOiltiebitotered Dom the,calrinir(oliVelfe - e - ficif . .the lAj contest with trance/Voir say you are willieg to in'aie any sacria Lice in vindication - of Spanish Freedom. It may be Sot you proceed much too far, *hellion add, that ERgLincl is ready to stake at.y saiiiice on the . present occasion. The,majoritiof the nati on , I ant perinaded, deprecate war , and anaiouilY pray for the . maintenance of I e lcb, ;t Is'erisy for yea, "Owlish% iiipershundant fortune, to 01 k Litip parley 'of nett. bees. When you-haveauste every 00 1 00100 Aar mar way impose,. yea: wig-hate Isom itfitlarialtri Au it taticient to gratkk , iftno.faif4 :: al4,4oooei t ee .l l9 dalge in evert qosions of sympathy; you had 1611114 ilitrurgs, 'otheii, on whom a war rodirld inflict mu • "Wave y ,sari distress, The policrof this costinrylk apast rrswtswJslly ; and I trust that hi Ministars.- will Mt- be goaded by the clamours of..any .party- into' rneakeres fatal -to the peace .and prosperityaif thalieoplei Otte of the City Members :Poke the sentiments of a vast majority of the nation, when .be . stated, that .how- indignantly soever we may reprobate the conduct .of France,*. the Merchants of the Metropolis are decidedly adverse . from .war:. * • • EITTINE AT TATTERSALL'S, WARtfr 20. Tottettall's to•day experienced. almost, as overilow f s pad not' withstandiad the alteradono mat different At**. were.bat tria viol, excepting tbst.of the Perity,Abere was great deal at Do illness done to peaty *mown; The' ftillotfing ieconnt of the present state of odds ottthe willbe found correct t . . OO 1 agst limos , • ;; • to eat *ante's tto 1 aro Posthuma 7t q 1 . apt Ajax 4 to 1 cgst. Swip ' IS•to 1 agst bio. to Antonio ;Ito lapt, Morisco - • . a:lot asoainwoosst, ei miti.NßlWett 1 4 to 1 iire 3to 3. W 4t Soollos i sto 1 apt atiy other IKLY itbus;siwbonr. 1 5 to %haws - 5 - to 1 agst my Other 4to 1 Apt Sister tofaibie ; Y. .* • g Ica I "Pi Web IS to,l!ipt Cliarec;al 7i el 1 agst"Entinui `' "*„..4 to agsi Pac6i Vto I apt• Fanatic' x 1(5 go . ? igpre i figlantl 10-o'l slat -Talisman— . Ita t L'sleva- - Trot 0.1. apt Pantiaa":, fikto-Capt.f e besiit . 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Halt*: InCrossitreati:larigtaere, selfchttr head:tied , up,* and Jeletelatt•cliottillt* f 4/01"* 2asigallqib 1 9. .Pfttred- mon pu niAnwittlitan.gocict 1 94erbiThq?1,01,TrAe ! ingt, iii sitand&were itiirlithr etestiOn, aid - hfrfrante irvarolit gait' hint 'Mote' idea of etwithit:•thin he &Mir- friftke'Apetikneed :rfn *fighting extra . - stortage:. He km two otter mkt has ateilleard when he gets sound. haaseeolf AIM 1 .4. 18 re - ' 2 171! canalfitril-Gowskin restoring the emesadege4 for csonlisti dtscfibeashallqeet. quips deluged in claret, and his 4igtiseno fedillgaiierecilled into action by the extra (iaarttirf of Clint/On *toil ottani-4>ot: glib" ies.l - 'occisfoned by. Hail having , een been. la. Writhed's, befiew being taken off the Mead. Tblale Iw o .lad : 50 914 A .listilAtsf .ntrare titan . two hours durat ion in Warericitshire,. but 4anapeun writ out of con. ditiOn.' The NOW which /roared If f p;:and . iiiio the battle In the second round upon ifihneeirifm; Watt oittiG iftiipte.: - . .• R6TAL iloor..''' ' -=-• - ' Monday, hit Majesty', Stag.lult trlattliSeit4tift, where 4 nuntwour held of rportswook Iwo Iroisinsti the , day'! diversion : a remarkable Sae t4eet:w u oat of. to "tart soon.after ten o'citWk. Illindieth or spectators vein tto see it turned , one. ' 7. llze dierier of I.ltligreatial iletoss the &Ids, to wards,- iut . Peatet,-•at • Stoke; Soon' artery/Ws the huntsmen brougitt she hour* ao•whers,,the eat they immediately rutin rite s seent, atadthe whole ; WO* at , 101 speed. By ibis tiniethe deer bad got acrosa'seearal folds, of the hnunda. straL iittod ' The dUi*e ratilLAss StOke Commtier,'leielineilt! e Park ao tior left,stalaistritedleirigat'lid Hatidgdi the hern i a e the conviel'.:llPd was token at,flayso, .tsithedskorr. 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