Star. — London, England, 1822-05-21 00:00:00

'"*." ..I•Ww7l • •+'^~--~ `i•, `. r. ~.. ~; ~. THE EV. LONDON. TUESDAY, MAY* -21.1822. . -.. . 'AR. THE FUNDS. • STOCK EXCHANGE, !TWELVE O'CLOCK. This he* Setting-day, Most of the Brokers, as usual. are busi sere ide their setounis ; In consequence of which Ahem is nwitesinessnt magnitude doing in the Market. and, up to this Mgr. we de sot hear of any defaulter. The Funds remain may. Commit 76,apd for neat Account 791. IreaMen Ms w.—The report yesterday of a foreign riser east Sating elikred me thousand Spanbh Bonds for sale, and a large Iptantity having been received from Paris, to be sold.at CM 'kith the dividend, cannot be correct, as the lowest OM on 'Chasse yesterday was 4181 ex. div. and at which trice little vita done. The last price from Paris of Spanish Stock was 64 to 641 t. Old Spanish Bonds 601; New 8.5} to ; Prussian 66; Neapolitan 691; Danish 85 ; Colombian 101; New 84. We understand that the heavy failure in the Market yerter-' day has caused a number to make up their accounts this morning. STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK. Thu Market continues steady at 79. Money will fetch eight per tent. iu the Stock Exchange. No defaulters declared up to the present hour. The/rocas that took place yesterday between the two Jobbers in Spanish Bonds is likely to be the subject of an action at law. One of the parties has not since made his PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 239 1 % 240-3 per Cent. 11ed.7814 . V S per Cent. Consols 79 78% 79 3 1 4 per Cents. 89 1 4-4 per Cent. 94% 7 4 % 5 per Cent. Navy Anns. 102 1 / 2 3 / 8 Bank Long An.l9 15-16—Irish 5 per Cents.lol% India Bonds 51s.—New Annuities '78 7 /s 3 per Cents. 1751. 78% Excheq. Bills of £l,OOO, par, 2s. pre. Do. Small 25.45. pre.—Cons. for Acct. 79% % The French Papers of Saturday last have been re ceived. They announce the death of the Duc de Rtcautzu, on Friday last, after an illness of a few hours. Some of the French Papers contain splendid eulogies on his talents and virtues ; but the fact is, that although he was at the same time a Lieutenant- General in the French and Russian armies, Prime Minister to the King of FRANCIL at Paris, and Gover• ,or of Odessa, in Russia, yet he was a weak man ; and he neither displayed those talents as a States- man, nor performed those services which could give him any . importance in the history of his age or coun try. That be was an amiable man we believe, but he wanted the abilities and the firmness of a Statesman; and, though twice nominally the Premier of France, was but the tool of the factions, who placed him at the helm or hurled him from it at their will. The Duc de Rtcuraazu, who died at the age of 53, was the last of his illustrious house in a direct line. Tbeelections in Paris have terminated in the triumph of the Liberals. The four candidates of that party, Messrs.TaaNAUX, an eminent manufacturer; GASPARD Gor, a merchant; Tatriza, a distinguished member of the French bar; and ALEXANDRE de la BORDE, a man of letters, were returned on Friday by a large majority. The Ministerial candidates were Messrs. OLIVIER, BRETON, BONNET, and LEBRUN. The qua lification of an elector for Paris is so high, that in a warmly contested election only 2,322 voters can be brought to the poll on both sides ; and, when it is found that out of that number not above a thousand can be induced by every species of Government in fluence to support a Ministerial candidate, we cannot hesitate to admit that the wealthier, more respectable, and the more independent portion of the people of Paris, at least, have decided against the late encroach ments on French freedom. The Constitudonmel, remarking on this triumph, says—" An important political question was to be decided—Paris had to pronounce between the system of the Ministers and the principles of those who are the true friends of the Charter, and the defenders of a sage liberty. The two parties stood face to face— the one under the banner of power, with the arms which power had prepared (the Election Law), to assure itself a victory of which it boasted in anticipa tion: the other party appeared with no other force than that which is gi :en by courage, purity of inten tion, and devotion to the public cause—yet the com bat was but short, and the victory never doubtful." The Coiestitutionnel contains a new speculation on the affairs of Turkey, which is to be" Europeanized." What this means we know not, unless that his Sub. lime Highness, the head of the Ottoman Empire, is to be made a member of the Holy Alliance. The article is cotitained in a letter from Vienna, of which the following is an extract s l y" Upon information from a good source, I can state that Prince 'thrum vlcif give.a formal assurance to M. de TATISCULTP, that as soon as war broke out between Russia and the Porte, the Austrian Minister should instantly leave Constantinople, and Austria make common cause with Russia; and moreover, that hopes were entertained of drawing in the Cabinet of London to join in the mea sures to be taken in common. The plan agreed upon at Vienna has transpired as to its principal stipulations. It is thought to give Wallachia and Moldavia heredi tary Princes, to bring Servia within the same prin ciple, and to regulate the sovereignty of the Porte over the three intermediary States. The principle has been adopted, that the maintenance of the Porte as an European Power is imperiously commanded by circumstances of the greatest weight, and as it is pre tended to be known that the SULTAN himself would be gladly rid of the Janissaries, an unbridled soldiery, it is proposed to condescend to assist him in that 06- d:is the Turkish power would be ' Euro and wovl4 square better with the general i•; 7 `am'"' ••• • FF'" ' • *paNtidal Eyes*. 'The amandakplahlei thick hulloes the balance to war, Is, tluit Raid* leilli . eadsfbeihe eirparsgf kw awg g e Obotovatifit sK ifigionsity, mounting to immense soars." NUREMISIRGI MAT WA' • Letters from Poland and Rook at* mate than ever warlike. •It is said that important-Order of the Day has been privately addressed by the General in-Chier,WlTTosmsetstw,to theCoinnanden of Corps, but the contents are INl.stated. The letters are very reserved. „. SMYRNA, APRIL 13. . We have advice: from Salonica to the 6th. The Greeks were in insurrection in the ;tillages situated* the foot of Mount Olympus, and the Pacha of Salonica was marching against them. The Pachas still keep their hbld in the plains and the principal towns of Thessaly, without having yet attempted to repass Thermopyle i - lbe mountains are occupied by the Greeks. The whole country has sot yet revolted, but the inhabitants seem disposed to rise as soon as the Ottoman troops are gone. It is stated that the inhabitants of Mount Olympus will also raise, in the spring, the standard of inde pendence, and that they can arm about 24,000 men ; half of 24 villages of Mount Pelion is in open revolt, the other half wavers still in uncertainty. French Funds, May 18.-6 per Cents. 88f. 35c. We have received a German Mail, bringing Frank fort Papers to the 12th instant. The following are extracts: —..-___ VIENNA, MAY 7. - - • Count Michael Woronzow, General of Infantry, arrived here on the 4th, with the Countess, his consort. To-morrow ten more millions of paper currency, which the Bank has withdrawn from circulation, will be burnt on the glacis of.this City with the usual Iformali ties. Funds, May 4, Meta Spies 74 3-0 ; Dank Shares May 7, Metaniques 74 15-32; Bank Shama 067 1-5. By accounts from Vienna of the 9th, received at Frankfort by express, the Metallifines were at 74 1 etl6 Bank Shares 676. lli hhhihi._ ' ject. n. By. BERLIN, MAY 9. • • - - On the 25th April, the diligence from Erfurth to Berlin was attacked, about half a league from Er furth,_ by four armed men; who robbed it of 2,100 dollars. The guide, who was alone in the diligence, defended hintself bravely, wounded two of the rob bers, and was himself slightly wounded, as well as the postillion. Thanks to the activity of the Local Authorities, the criminals were discovered three days afterwards, and great part of the property recovered. Accounts have been received from Gergenti, in Sicily, that Michael Angelo Alessi, the murderer of the much-lamentW Prussian Naturalist, Monsieur Schweigger, has been condemned to death.--- M. Schweigger, it seems, imprudently made his botanical excursions with no attendant but this postil lion, often gave him his collections to carry, and used to say to the inhabitants, 4 , that they possessed treasures which they did not know." Hence he was taken by some for a conjuror, by others for an adven turer, who sought for lucky numbers in the lottery. Schweigger sometimes received money on letters of credit from the Governors of the Provinces. The postillion once thinking he had just received some money, resolved to murder him, which he did on the 28th June, by striking him on the head with a cudgel as he was stooping to drink out of a spring. His Mnierry's visit to the. Continent is at present suspended, in consequence of the arrival of the Prince and Princess of DRNIIARE, who were not expected in England so soon. Within these few clayf orders have been sent down to Brighton, to complete the pro jected alterations and improvements in the Palace, with all Convenient speed. It is said to be the inten tion of his MAJESTY to go down for a day or two, in the course of a fortnight, for the purpose, it is said, of arranging a series of entertainments upon a mag nificent scale, in honour of the visit of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of DENMARK ; and a very extensive circle of great and noble persons, in the immediate confidence of the Kino, are to be invited. It is likewise intended these distinguished Foreigners shall enjoy the splendid, but more se cluded hospitality of the Cottage in Windsor Park, during Ascot Race week, and that their domicile shall be in Ctimberland Lodge. The report of an intended Royal Marriage is re-, vived. Letters from Portsmouth inform us, that the Owan GLENDOWER frigate, commanded by the Hon. Captain SPENCER, has sailed for Copenhagen, on an especial mission. Surely there is de more meant than meets the ear" in these prniceedings. Prince CHRISTIAN of DKNDIARIC I who is now in London,. is about thirty-six years of age, and has a son by a former consort; he has no issue by his pre sent PRINCESS who accompanies him, and whom he married about eight years ago. Yesterday the Duke of Tonic transacted military business with the KINo. New Brunswick Papers arrived this morning to the 10th of April, and Halifax to the 21st. The fol lowing are extracts: MESSAGE FROM THE COUNCIL, MARCH 16. Mr. Seeman—Ordered, that Mr. Black inform the House of Assembly that the Council have agreed to the Petition to his Majesty and the two Houses of Parliament, prepared by the joint Committee of the Council and Assembly, on the subject of opening the ports of the West Indies to foreign vessels. The House resolved Rself into a Committee of the whole House on a Dill to provide for and maintain warmed cutter, for the protection of the revenue cf the province. HALIFAX, APRIL IS. Saturday evening, the Princess AUGUSTA honoured the Italian Opera with her presence. Yesterday her Royal Highness had a select party to dinner. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY had an audience of., hiSMAJESTY yesterday. SAtutday, the French Ambassador had a long in terview with the Marquis of LONDONDERRY. Yesterday the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of England had an interview with the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER. The Agricultural Committee is said to have ter- minated its labours : those labours remind us of the epigram on a French monarch— ,. The King of France, with forty thousand men, " blarch'd up the hill, and then—rode down again r . The Agricultural Committee, after numerous sittings, after two Reports, several evenings discussion in Parliament, and a new law now in progress, leave Agricuhural Distreu precisely as they found it; or rather they have aggravated it, by holding out hopes that could never be realized! The new Ecclesiastial arrangements caused by the' vacancies which have recently occurred, were finally determined by the Lon) LIEUTIMANT at the audience on Thursday last. The following are the changes which will take place: The Archbishop of Dublin (Bzussronn) is advanced to the Primacy. The Bishop of itaphoe (Dr. Kamm) will be Archbishop of The Bishop of Down becomes Archbishop of Cashel; and Archdeacon Busts is to be Bishop of Down.—Daeldit Asper. The Hon. and Rev. GERALD VALERIAN WELLES LEY, brother of the Marquis War.z.zsunr, has been mentioned as likely to become one of the new Arch bishops; and the Hon. and Rev. PACKENHASI, Dean of Ardbracken, brother of the Earl of LONG roan, and of the Duchess of WaLunurow, as likely to succeed to a Mitre. By letters received from a mercantile house in New York, it appears the Custom-house Officers there have grown extremely rigid; and in future, persons shipping property to any part of the United States will do well to attend to the American laws. The following is an abstract: All goods shipped to this country are subject to e 3 valor► duties, and must have invoice attested before a Notary accom panying them ; and if any articles are doubted as to whether they are the grow* or produce of the province of New Drumwkk, an attestation must be produced ; failing which, they wil l be sent to the Public Store, there appraised, and fifty per net added to the value, together with appraiser's fees, Ste. WASHINGTON, APRIL 4. The French, Spanish, and Russian Ministers are breaking up their establishments here; this does not indicate any hostile feeling, except, perhaps, on t h e part of the Minister of Spain,who has certainly taken in dudgeon our acknowledgment of Spanish America. M. de Neuville proceeds to Lisbon: since the above Gentleman's last return from France he is understood to have been engaged in negociation with our Go vernment on points of a commercial nature; and it is said that he bas exhibited an uncommon degree of gall ; this is the more remarkable, because, before he went to France, of all the foreign Ministers he was the most cordial with our Administration—but he is a man of quick temper. In another part of our Paper wOl be found a com munication, entitled 44 IRISH GRAZIERS' MONOPOLY." Why the author should have given suth a tide to his paper we cannot understand, as we know of The Irishman says- 61 Strange circumstance that the soldiers of England should feel more anxiety for the sufferings of Ireland than the loyal Orange Yeo manry of Ireland. Of the contributions of the latter we have not as yet heard one word, though they were lamong the first to volunteer their services to cutdown the peasantry of the South r The idea of establishing Banking Companies upon the plan of the Scotch Banks, has received a great shock in consequence of the failure of the East Lo thian Banking Company, the subscribers to which are called upon to subscribe 250 per cent. to make good the deficiencies of that establishment. Green peas, ready for boiling, were sold on Satur- I dar . in Covent-garden at six shillings per quart. MINING luTzu.roxaca.--Copper ores sold at Red ruth on Thursday, 1157 tons; standard £lO9 Bs. Copper ores for sale-next week at Truro, 1843 tons. Tna Muazuai, No. IV. published 18th May, and continued weekly tprice Bd. or /see by post, Is.) con tains Particulars on the Consecration of St. Pawns Chun* its Architecture, Stc.-2. Improvements and Nohow. at *At Metropolis.-3. Eloquence of Dlr. guiperadeass e — S. Original Poetry, badmen Extracts ham as esgehlished Poem by the Rev. W. L Downes-4. Floe Arts t site don, and the British Isetitudon.-7. The Drama t aim% New Play at Covem-Gordwa—tba /C*'s Visit to Destyslose —.Masquerade at theAmea-Rouse—The Opera.+4. loviswa of Gifford'e PersittelWeidiaition's Vl* to Ittliopia —Wads worth's Tour on the Oseninent--Percy Ansalotes.—Widt Va rieties, nest* Pisa of Aavosioaists Dow open, &e. ate. Published by Jew Mama, M,Flest-street, every Saturday morning; and sold also by aff Soo es, Newunsn, Post masters, dtt. 4 , • • • . 'no larcptismitse lobe • bia %e'er a oil • 71.17 ARMY; ' • . - • sivo imillopoli in the *ming of cattle. But thing is r ut, ' n i s P . S lit " in his lesson in g — st I =7 mare f ron t li ti g e i ravS f y il lita G cr i t" lnerr o d ! panely, that be would wish the English Grazier to Barracks in Sheet.street, where both Regiments were the Fo o t many an exclusive tinilepoly for the supply of T h e (at in die Is it* T ia t o r t il er it o r e nnd i n diem 1 % 11 '1: hum) the English market with butchers' meat.. We ' through the awn Oa their ietura to their own Barrack,. P They ales played in the evening en the Terrace, to a numerous CoMpazry. ate, however, such enemies to monopolies of every kind, that we sincerely hope that the Would-be 1110. liamh/ The B r i a n n s c r t ick t wo r ansport, with 461214 an d . 1 ;; : c 7 Ten. nopolists of both butchers' meat and corn, Whether Roads, of the Idea Wight, waiting for a wind. Nighty-thre e et Irish or English, will be ultiniately defeated in their tanks frees Southamptoo, dmr and quartered /s have Alb any Bar . ed r:ks.C"" frog aim, As we wish to see everything connected with A detachment of the 72d Regiment embarked on Wed ttesday this subject fairly discussed, we allow the Advocate l!e i nl ymo ' u a t h ttole.relleve the detachment of the Mb; stationed at for English Monopoly a place in our columns, per seeded that the more this question is investigated the More abominable and unjust will it appear, to fetter or restrain, in any way whatever, the free circulation and interchange of the direct and indirect products of industry over the face of the whole earth. Leonoaw, MAY 7, 1822.—Extract of a fetter from Tunis, from the Austrian Consul, dated the lst May, received this morning: " A vessel has just arrived in eighteen dais irom Coasts: thsople: she brings information that all the dillerences . between the Porte and the Russians had been amicably settled. The former are immediately to evacuate Wallachia and Molds via. The Ottoman fleet, consisting of be: ships of the line and as many frigates and transports, had landed at the bland of Selo 7000 men, which, together with 4000 thit were shut up in a for tress, had made a massacre of the Greeks, and afterwards sailed for Sarum." . , NAVAL INTELLIGEIVCE: The Jupiter, SS, hat been brought down Plymouth !urbane to be fitted for commission, and will take out the Right Hon. Gomez Calcines, as Governor-General, to India. Friday evening the sloop /ferrules, of Arbroath, with a card of lime, caught Are, near the mouth of the river, in consequenc e of having sprung a leak. The Captain made all possible hare up the river, and ran the vessel ashore at the et al j, and e.:e sustained but little injury. The ship Lady Raffles, Capt. Jamas Cortveztt, sailed frc: ll the Downs on Friday the 17th inst. with the following passenzkrs for Madras and For Madras—Capt. Willows , Mrs. Willows, Ilia Will ow ,. Mr. kfetcalf, Dirs. Metcalf; Miss Minchin ; Rev. R. vts, B. A. Company's Chaplain; Capt. Tennant; Mr. Ninu- o Mt, Assist. Surgeon; Mr. K J. Yateman, Assist. Sur geol ; Mr. J. 8. Mott, Mr. J. Simpson, Mr. Geo. Woodfall For Calcutta—Sir Samford Wbittingham, K. C. B.; (Atka:. Col. Artnstrong, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Armstrong, Miss Emeta Armstrong Mrs. Colonel Nl‘Coomb, Miss M•Coomb ; Hungi rford ; Mrs. Law; Miss Hades; Miss Bristow; Mr. J. Rona:d, Assist. Surgeon. Ferstouvu, Mar 19.—Wind N.—Arrived the Lady Lraira packet, Darman, from New York and Halifac. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 20.—Wind Westerly.— Arrived the Lord Liverpool, Coutsow, from the Downs for Van Dienia:i's ' Drat., MAT 20.—Wind N.E.—Came down from the River last night, the Montreal Gaeta -L i for Quebec; also this morn ing sod sailed, the Castor, Bowsaw, for the South Seas; and William, Smart, for Quebec. Arrived and sailed for the Itiver, the Brothers, Founts, from St. Michael's ; Joseph and .la s : e , Henrys; from Demerara; and Flying Fish, Br. - ..sr, tr.ra Gall'-. CIISTOWHOUS; MAY £o.—Ships Entered Inevard ss _T e Edgar, from Riga; Flying Fish, front Ouend ; Three lkothers, Desire, and Henry, from Lisbon; iteeolution, from Liverpool; Margaret, and Samuel, from St. Michaels; Quint:Liao, from Memel; Proteus, from Honduras; Margaret, from Antwtrp Hugh Crawford, from Jamaica ' • Aurora, from Gibralt ar ; from Ancona • Lord Nelson, from Dantaic; Tennant, from Belfast; Alliance, from Waterford; and Nassau, from M.. 1 1 . 1 . 4. Entered Outwards: The Filey, for Hamburgh ; Duke of Yurk, for St. Mary's; Nimble, for Seville; and Mary Ann, for D u bli n . OesredOutwards: The Garland, for Newfoundland; for Rotterdam; James, for Elsinore • Accord, for Rou. n ; l' t severance, for Hamhurgh ; Tamer l ane, fur Genoa ; and for Quebec. The Spanish letters received by the last Mcil, corr.rlain bitterly of the manner in which the roads are infested wi:h rlS bers, who at the same time act the part of political deprc,la tors. The mail, containing the letters from this country ti Bilboa, of the 26th of last April, and which separates from the Madrid man at Vittoria, was robbed by half a dozen of thee banditti, within two leagues of the place of its destination. As an illustration of the singular character of the last wir•.ter. it may be mentioned, that while the thermometer was some de ones above freezing in Russia and Sweden, they were skein,: and driving traineauz at Madrid, through the whole of January, and several persons were frozen to death in the streets or Li,hon. The river Wear was much swollen on Saturday morning 1...1t, from the quantity of rain which had fallen the two previo...s days. Sunderland bridge, three miles south of Durham, was rendered entirely impassable. The fall of rain in Yorkshire on Thursday and Friday se'.:- night was so heavy as to overflow the run. s in many parts. The importation of ice into this kingdom pays u & duty on its arrival. A dispute arose a few days ago about the value of a cargo, and before the dispute was settled, the C a pt a i n tithe vessel was deprived of his freight, and the Custom-house of the duty, by the melt . n.; of the ice. The neighbourhood of Wolverhampton has been perfectly peaceable daring the last week ; and although some of the miners are still holding out for wages, their number is gradually dimi nishing. A detachment of the Greys, and two companies of the 2d Foot, are the only mi Lary remaining in the town. Saturday evening, about dusk, a gentleman named Adam s crossing Hyde Park, was attacked by three ruffians armed with bludgeons, who knocked him down and beat him most severely, till he became insensible; they then rifled his pockets of I.is watch and money, and dragged bins into one of the sand pits, where they left him for dead. Sunday morning a gentleman passing that way heard bins groaning, and came to the spot, but the ether was incapable of giving any account of the transactions.. The gentleman procured assistance, and he was talon to S!. George's Hospital, where, on examination, mostly all his :.bs were found fractured, and he was in other respects in c...t teriu.::,:y ifijured. Hs now lies in the Hospital in a most dangerous state. Monday night, the 6th inst. Linsted Lodge, the seat of 1.cr.1 Tantrum, was broken open, and various articles of plate and wearing apparel stolen. The burglary is supposed to have 13=3 concerted by persons well acquainted with the premises. At the Blackheath Bible Society Anniversary, held on Satur day, at the Green Man, many of the Nobility and Gentry were present; the platform erected for the speakers gave way, a: l several persons, among them 'Mr. Vansirra ma, were throwa down, fortunately without receiving any injury. Five sisters, all widows, are now living at Crediton, the youngest of whom is eighty years of age, and the eldest above ninety. Tuesday afternoon, an elderly woman, while sitting on a star in Queensferry-atreet, Edinburgh, was observed to fall bac:-., an.l, on being lifted up, it was found that life had fled. On an ex..- urination, it was ascertained that her sudden death bad been oc casioned by a piece of meat she had been in the act of swallow ing sticking in her throat. Tuesday afternoon, Mr. DAVID Laminae, Atholl-place, Perth, was appa a ren se tly rved in gi t t k od ing hea llis lti a r. sua A l fwtealrkhiaskrielgturnthe Bridg ebome, of Perth,heet: his room, where he was soon after found by Mrs. LI:MSIMI, re clining upon his chair. a lifeless corpse. A stroke of apoplexy is conjectured to have arrested his life. Mr. Lestsnor for many years acted as a writer in Perth, and occasionally Sheriff-Substi tute of Perthshire. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, MAY tn. This being the last day prior to the Great Stakes at Epsem, drew to Tattersall's a more numerous assemblage of sporerg characters than has been witnessed for a considerable time. The fluctuation was very great since last betting day. DZIIIIY. 7 to 2 apt Aquilino 7 to 1 opt Moses 7 to 2 apt Hampden 13 to 1 asst Stamford sto 1 apt bro. to Antonio 13 to 1 apt Frolic 13 to 2 agst Mystic ' 90 to 1 apt Marceline. to 1 apt We* 3 to 1 apt Pastille Y to 1 apt Cat I 9 to 1 apt Mr. Doddirgton's 111 to 1 apt sister to .I%.Tera The Court of Common Pleas have again decided against the claim of the Lord of the Manor of Weeks Park MI, Essex, to the celebrated horse Smolensk*, as one of the kerlots due to him on the death of Sir Cammrs Banuar. TROTTING. Mr. Amienseses match for 200 guineas, to drive his Arab!an bone 14 miles within an hour, was woo yesterday on the Ep- Z 3r nz e d i with two minutes to spare. Each two miles were as Mow : stew. sac. lit two miles 8 30 6th two miles Id ditto 8 21 lith ditto id ditto $ 24 7th ditto 4th ditto 20 The horse won cleverly, gym. nc. 8 30 8 23 7 33 r, without breaking. LONDON; Prietod and published by Levu, Kee; Pickett place, Tetttplw&t.