The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-03 00:00:00

• P --.4•11••••-. ~.. - - PARLIASIENTARY CO -Zi •ot .0.141;l•••• • 1, . ICOITH GOVNTIr ainfacasarratio a . a-•-r•• .- if - • . i.. : '. ! iroirtire Mere not too neck le din secret of the mamma irar. . • • tiryDehatee,those of last night would be considered IS -*Name tatarestt bat, Me inlackily, know; that whatever ► S T :mead = l f j: l ; ar eald , . thez t is i - ko n e o n g i o r b r a i b u l t i o lti he ob a any me (sm. and kid* the spawns of Seetelt representaline, might ..• . be lasportapt,- There themple room for amendment am both, ... • topics; bat though the *as system may be uttered. it al; not be amended ; sad in the other there will be no 410.04' thin it ill, !inlets another party than the opposition Waal HosOurable How, ehosid interfere in the matter. r • • • Lerdiareittbald Himittoe; iettailithed las promised rim i... lotions, and truly described tha Sandi represeatation as that i . .emotes boom's. sow the , represeetatire principle that . 4 anit be iteagiaml. Out his Lordship was entirely afros'. ,when be stated that "the Scotch representation was a di rat contrast "to that of England." .. It differs, ladood, in the mode, but in the effeckit Is precisely the .eame. • Illit'object in both countries.), to destroy the prkeniple • *4)PrePresintation, by it prytence of retaining the Ann ! ••• His Lordship very ceriouakrentarked,that " in Ea4land .eipiesentetlisof was lboadl‘ epshreperty'and pOillo- I - *mil' bet that in &attired; " ne ither •thiona per the S4lber;.'firteskt seeetsaffir the beela of the **tire y. • i 10:" 'Net* d. tbir/: fit Etieatid. Ile N , itell . 4 moot ....";. • lo•wervcressttettetbatt'ohtott,tilyientrit. but tlto ta e t r t, s e c .or om ei pl t rtri f ark ' litie'itheolnatliia'fipebiliteed in EnghinOsety .by • .ii'abittWattritti mode',. hirleve no ressoe *to It that van tbildi.ore dot gate sir itpirent as those of Seethed, inleyhttettsie gift. is list, and gall as iVi 4 f e t f e l atv . serelr. jiwtirdablilli votes of tbe - SCITCII free". ' 'airii"simt .• ... 4 . . j . ' . N tO tbe parehments votes of Onr'fraholil - " a late Doke orNorlotic eae tool a 4i4OtilY meats out of his desk, sod befit *sin op 'to • 0 ' Vistwltitht, Si pit, .".Ibili - is the way'in which 1 • - 0- : ••. -.1 .: • PH'“ ' • Than/. are votes, ands if any • • lanai aim, 'as will wit t e %ea • .'" " • tWo_' , o' ' ein'prodlikti 410 gaiter.. ' li• ...'" dint. aWitalaaltle, . abnseir VW elective Ititichfie. • Wii. . t. ' ainll apt .be villeoderstona: is avocet/mg the ittlig4 ' . . hit tbs. troth ip, that Mere ie' so` repreeei Mien eitiVe'er 4 4 y / f,copogiy, or populetioe .ty" either eernerp.+ . Pain . ? f,,lpott .. may be pitiably reptraentatl I .bat lbw tidies t . .elqierity represent °sip the power sod e reeno n. t . _, fthAter.. ve of; : 4. . f. 0ig i : 11 , tr p r. %pi 4ares. fit. Alblvrwe refer t ::; l e i haters siegieµ tbo aaeottoo--",ailtit ~ 4 ..,,..,„.ath hay* to ire a seat is as asothili taltlik rof kip Xithtsitterl )iy:teeb moina?.' --. ei ,_ _:, ii, Jiro !Th. irreigi Clerk Toy, aoaniogly nostaldll6,lllllo •• proxrty, was Ters!'ill 04 , ii scetlo4 ~. .hroo" ° l'tlie 'yftHibiatt ivrt,. , ~L , 04 by !di i s J ust. + l l lZl' 1111 * V" . 11ft - i) - bruit doge set i s ';''.! ' . lolt 'oa ,litikl . in . '. h- ' Writ' 6,00 .04 t, *nee . of property', ..1.471, - „ . . v irte of koirto a t t i ty,c ii. m littler; noin9 T eter thee ts application to pro alt ooting otil prenniertt..o44. pis, it,ts not 'the posivesion ofleglijosiite litoperty whit produces she 1 iutbsettee,tat Ike hope of being ible, 'by she . opermtion of the inflaesee, to dip into the public parse. to shed, 'tetra and seats are alike artiele• of trethr,, booed to be disposed of, and spesalaterl ie to Make advantage GA — .: =lt • was 'who/yeti proposal of some' borough heave. tb let 4loth rotesintal mestvtie disposed of 'by psMii rfatiffsi - Tbe swpresentatkin could nut' be Worse, add' every ithdy •! Ora would know what it sins: hit. ftratigitUlerlt did _ ._ . . . . _ . the •Cis makes Lila Wit• 4 be- Lord ism. ' Scot i made the ad. von that ogland. 'n be ad ( 'nip Ire * of Ise Lid A be tarots sect, . ....I were. they beve.thestreloes to decide trpoo the matter again • •in the capacity of advisers of the Crown. The hopes of 'keels five refOtte, under such circumstances, burn as dimities the tapers that in issehsoted castles led ventrons knights *rough gloomy Vessages to deeds* of dangerous emelt rise :.----bot lithe people art true knights', they will sat be intimidated by the difficidty from the glorpOf Me i 4 :‘,.1,1i., . ' , ~ • .• was oasis. Ilive. : 0 Ji .:4-• That corn e - v 0 end/oft legistagoe, and **Wiens Ohne irritatiok4he thine Imee -wereaseein seder , dim:saliva leit:ofgbeoen the blit , to legalise the sate-of <hate:- The lionisorabletionee isithly adding to the mislhief it has already done; by thistesispi*; but what can hi expose; ed from an Assemblyawiltededrable Member of which declares, that " haTookievon ,field spores as a per .• of the political isetittators of the Coextry." Sir J. Shelley said this; sad the Hume lorighed—but it disco vered an eremitism feeling; for which laeghter is no re- Needy. • -Hones opposettla the bill, Mt beemse he- ob-. limed to It, -bat became bedid not think it wood bete-. Mame; as the poacher-Mould always be able to undersell .this 'flit . trader. Now • in oar view of the owe, there tan be no fair Cradles in the matter; as so parable has a greater property is•wild animals this another. ' The only jest and effectual mode of legisladng en the subect, is to give the occupier of the Soil the full right of killing, and disposing n , as he phases, ail the wild animal, he finds upon tt. He has a right to protect his land from trespass ; and the possestiop of the gams would give It ins se ificient isotives fur its protectioi. The p Bill, as Mr. Ileeugisem tery•justly observed, not Only' tarlatans the monopoly of Wising eerie io the !binds of the .lasadholders but propene tl concert them • in, the only teediciters, In gimme. I'io . is adding to Om evil ; for ~to, make . the trade . .emec vzatablf.•theY may arced it toincla'eteettenqstotitin* unser% upon . Thesi corn It (weft t ell 4 t., 'km. tae eek' le most mixt.- - des:Vermin. .Tll4 N(414114'011114 . .sele•.Kfserao will ash litivistmenctoe'lltataffeh'theiredis VI Videffiles ; but rst thee lielittateit: An in orter-obalittatal' laden, where *we ite toet; iget al = ibeett , am in su t requeet, there ei loin llori he Whitey& dm lib* may say, so .neleittleie ,wiSeell peocideSi mime; tboogh INT the army of, had liews,. It eaketeastely leads to many. Geodesics talk of a predilonloa fir overlies se netterahr t la so 4— M ` to forget Met suture is the same in !t• .; the . have it yredllictiou for it as well as I ..• in MI Istre and eoentdosed land., 'we'do IN NO h Ifiey hatirboth a World lad a moral right to M ali ORO their kicliatationr. •. ' ^0 t •• • i MaiIICULTURat marnase. . cl !lOC Lelhimidge 'hes postponed his motion 'Toledo* to . rola! lilletrois, ea annual of the better. at :Mos. tls Sir Thome . fetid*. or pe he net tatty; that the same system Is at work s sad will *a Now's ,paeltela is fast as the rising markeSkill A, sillyAlkkw oft tip**, day, on a joantor, *roar i !ni r cost atter a 'to w er; lad leftikat an Ma, saiiiii ' he world take it as 'militias haskylsothstano am- so 'harming, , it was a pity to wear a greamet. Off he went, the day sisrhamed again, the, simpletoa got wet throsgh, .ass jot a fiver, and died. --..m..-- , . • THE KING. il la iterailOg Post asserts Unlit is authorised to say :dot MOM disall respectiog the state of his MAJCITT I olltinitbarrelately appeared in some of the Papers, are liagsally , orromons, bet In must morels totally unfound **. The Courier, however, appears to have received no direction ; for though he contends that the King not ill on the days of hist week stated by the Old , be. admits that his' Majesty was previously Indio r.. famedd on Friday and Saturday. Respecting the nature Ind degree of his Majesty's indisposition, the iforniag Chronicle bas the fullowiog paragraph : " The rebores of his Majesty's rheumatic attacks hare been serions.and tillmehig during the last week; he was eves mitsideted , he danger on Friday evening; but an imprnietweet took place on Saturday morning, and we can state with oonti debeilliat no serious ahno towline. been excited. The SNOW recurrence of these stomachic affections it, no dwelt calculated to create a good deal of uneasiness: Utiles. theconvalescetice be as rapid as on the last occe , sion, we have bat a faint hope of his Majesty's being' able Ici realise all out anticipations of yesterday." —ln such a case as this, in which the public are so deeply in terested, and which. whatever be the reserve or assertions of attendants, cannot possibly be totally concealed, -a frank emosnnnication to the poiblic,on the part of his Ma jesty's medical advisers, would be found to be the best policy. When great efforts are observed to be made to hide a matter which will partially betray itself, it is riot surprisiog that suspicion should exaggerate the Measles, and-that " erroveons and groundless reports" should arise. Before any notice appeared of the recent relapse in the public prints. we heard that his Majesty was on Friday alarmingly indisposed, and that be was attended by no fewer than five Physicians. --,--ows.----- The Paris paper; which have arrived to the 2tl instant contains the proclamation in'erted in another column which well issued by the Duke d'Aagouletne the day before he entered Madrid. In ibis expected document,. to which the most anxious attention must have also been expected to he directed, the most glaring contradictions appear. While the troops which the Royal Invader' commands were previously announced as entering Spain, in the character of friends and aaxiliaries,he now assumes the character of chief and master of the land; and as one of the objects of his Royal uncle was that all the institutions of Spain should emanate from Fer dinand, so this branch of a Bourbon determine that (since 'Ferdinand could not do it personally) the establishment of a Government for Spain, should pro ceed directly from himself. With this self cosmituted -am therlty he annatmosothet he had convoked the Raciest Sr pram Councils of entodle sod the Indies, and entrveled Rem' with the choim of a Regency "to administer the OMNltey. 'organise a regular army, end comert with his the mesas of delivering the King.", He does indeed condescend to ex- Vain some of the reasons for Mils assumption. Tao lint he . moodoos is, the impossibility of !mow ing the choice of, Fer-„ dinand ; Implying at the same time that nose was bettor quell led to Snow the Royal mild so any point ileum* of' the bombe* mem . Tim other Teases he assigns for not mein the eoneaviemse seams to whom *Neatly himself' as aszilisryis. OM M.wouitt• palatally peek* . the wee,. that press spoolbelovevelskaoll his people, were hdto conm ot yarmulke's* reapeedas his measures. This Is a legitimate reettall Preemies frembleself alarm. es the sob entitle of ea absolute king, and m ayb e " jaw , anigasd , 1 , 9 . 0 t w o as seesher. We hays already suited of what glistsslers the Rail sy la So bs osavased,•aid we aiw, learn tbatlts Preoldeat. the Daks dellatealado. le to ate: a mt.** CorVelikagasieliten, amillstashil to the IMO mime Marebikilillikaltd that . as intieldent of the'Sse iiiiii - Oetmeil OS- sibl grid saw 41tgti4 hi Norte 7 . , :a ?-, 3 .4-v.!'...T.St-,:::2::...:: . e..1.4.1'VP ci.' •e . i. on Che t Field night, closed the; doer iasble,and liaihtideett tie& And the windows as fait as possible. He then set first o the miserable abode in I neAl place*, leaped Into tbe river Welts which Bows close to it. and was•droweed. The house was totally cotalumed,llld the three children, as well as the sister of the accuser; sot oily perished Id the d ames , b u t w e re eonpletqiy reddeed to ashes Mat not I trees of their bodies was to he found: The man and wife were found still alive, bet• to so miserable a state that his wife died on•tbe I MI. and the husband on the Islb. These unhappy vietlas of revenge were buried tog.. 'ther yesterday. The body of the unnatural father having been found In the Warne, was deliiered to the Anatomical Tdeatre (or dissection, • Frets Statgaril tikev write nndet. date of the 20th of Ittyst„. that , in the afternoon of the •day berate; between i etx , and seven •setiook, a most terrible steian broke over &mahatma; Siticaeh, end Riedeaberg. In these three places great damage was done by the inand a tlen th a t fussed. Thaltnilotones lay from one to two feet deep iti the country, aid filo seven to ten feet deep in the streets of Beenhansed, where people were ' still employed that day at tuba ii elearibg the streets: ''-..' 'r:• • At - cobalt' Vrom Starna, of the ISt% df April state •that the Tafkisb fleet le expected to be stroccer this year ' than it wit the last, ancL•that at all events this campaign ' will be decisive of lhedsetest. of; - • --...- • • • i • mee Charleston Papers here arrived this morning to the nth April, but do not contain the least information. Stoca•EXCHANee, 12 is!Ctocc.—Consols opened this siorsiniat alit, for the Account, (at which price they Mitedia),eind fumpooey 801 , .Very Ostia ,lonsinna is do leg, and the market appears homey.' We do not lowa lag intellipfeseilleiltm Faris. . . . . 'groseisitiFtririg,wapanlete Sheds . lipideket vn, but. dire Is hhhillehight the above; market. We do not hear tang tartherlnformatien co n cerning the New Spanish Loas, *Mit known who are the Contractors. It is ,yet doebtfel . Velist above Loan comes into the market. mashie' done—New Spanish 17k—.—New de. 84t--Rassia, 80i—Banish, 69k—Colombiaa, alit • Casonstr ire Hassroan.—A Requisition, nueseronsty . signed.'" the Yeomanry of the county of Hertford, will be presented to the High Sheriff this week, requestin* rite to mail a emotion of the Noblemen, Oentletnen, Free. holism% and Inhabitentsof that County. to take into coe diting's timpeopeiety of petitioning Parliament for the imatmdinia gapealg the Duty on User. and a free tra.'• *MK ;bat Use. working.classee msg. be 'gabled to pee -41110 distaraiessarpstlicle as good as quality, and at as sbspe.retaw MetlrlllloA opulent t . leighboots, and there- Irrabwitraitsaimption of barley be siscreemil. in a degree mrermareedleir, Illma imarassed porn Wiwi ignaleasisairef; and aloe for 'Hist economy god retrenchment hi SIND rib- Ile alpindintre. • TOR 011411011 Taiumen, OR VICTORY Meese /1 MAR. 111TM:inst.—We lease from The Leicester Chreakle, a cu. ,adoes instance of the feelings produced by the triumph Of 'Alderman King on the addle heads of certain Poe •e Rot to cc usoseloora . e the Pitt Anniversary in Leicester. It by no means lessens the folly, that the spirit of all, this is in direct contradiction to the avowed opinions; of the statesman commemorated:— On this occasion, which we learn from the shove paper was attended by thirty-five persons—erne third of the origiAal aulyeber, a. Mr. KURRIOCIR said he rose to pro. pose the health of a gentleman, who, by Ws late intrepid condect had shown himself worthy of particular at ten. ties. He had great satisfaction an giving as a toast, r• Sir Abraham Bradley King, Bart., and the Orange Institution of Ireland.' (!!!) Mr. CRISLY:Siaid that he was confident the feelings of the company were so match in unison with the toast which had just been proposed, he should take the liberty of proposing as an addition to it. that the 6' Secretary be directed to communicate especially fte thanks of the Club to Sir Abraham Bradley Kin/. gart., for his in trepid conduct in defence of the Protestant Ascend-1 ancy." (!!!) 'The rewitientof theteleeeter Pitt Cid) toasting the mem beresef a faction which is toe off:lmi.e for usioisterial coun tenance, and which even the Ilene Secretary has announced his Intention of,petting down ! How fortunate for the cre dit of these ultra Tories, that needy a score of toasts had been drama before the two very notable propositions above aseationed were made r Yesterday, the King received a visit from the Dokt• of York. Sir Charles Wolseley has given notice to hi s t e n a nts Mai . , that, after the Ist of iy, lie will neither pay nor re rein, " any of the things commonly called basalt notes O. - paper mu ey of any description." TRINITY CU URVI, Sr. MART, Ns WINOTON,—The co moony le laying the fonadation cone of a new Church, NU performed yesterday naorniag . .in a plot of grouts I set apart for that purpose.in Suited; Street Emit, between St. fleorge's Church, Southwark, sal ilorseitiougcr • lane Gerd. The liill now before the Honse of Commons for abo lishing the practice of burying iu the highways quicilles against whom a verdict of No. de ten is had, enacts that such persons shall in f?tare .have private . burial in a! cbarclo.yard, but no Christian 'ilea shall be permitted. Letters of the itild salt. from Itilboa received Of the pos h of yesterday, mention, that a party belonging WM. Army of the Faith having again attempted todraw a cite,. round Santana, the garrison made a secood Sortie, and repulsed them nith great loss. This shwas the Voustitutlonalists are disposed to tight. l'be same ',Sirs told, that the Army of the Faith and their Leaders In garrison there had levied a contributionef ten per cent. oa all.property, to be paid fur the support of themselves and their partisans; and also that certain arrear duties of a local kind, and from which the Iliseayun Provinces were relieved by the Codsiitutien, had also been demanded by the 'sew Authorities. This had created great Indignation. ' County. Kii.salts.—lt is with deep regret we have to • state, that four Baronies, some of •them within ten miles of Dublin, in this County. are nay to be put under the ro . tection of the ['moused«, Ad. -Ao application to Misread. has been matte to the Lord Lieutenant by a Heath of thirty. ' Magistrates, who.assembied at ligasWo lioaday lest. They . all agreed that the state of the.Comoty was &eaglet, and re quirsd.tonmant vigilance, for willei pee its iL 'WV d r"' -mined to hOld General Illiiesi4 lilessioat emery fortaigot.—; --(alight Evening poi tj • • - . - • . r At the Pltt.Dinoor at the Av .• Roost in Ilieweaflis os Widssaday, notwithstaildisit tile steirdeashill issaedi andstallorporpooil Intiosee4t olliobsts i as id the host. of, Oferaitis Panainnatit. and sossibes. etilei se the . eaten. . 61961111111 . 111 O s seo or aseetivdeeopmedini e s 14 =Wilk 111 porsoss enia le. aeopet,lrwelraell , . r +.l • , . , 3 t i ?.. ti' ~ :: ...• .1 C : ":. • ..- ..1 y . : 1 4 -• as Vii• A Yte; i :::voiS It.ariatit4 J '''ke ..Ir.• . ''~ M` rule figon An oVff et r 1111-14.: _ uo opposing . tor swage might have .been held if the Gaoler had bathe prisoner go. or his detention might have led .tortbol Oatmeal of the debt. The street hould not be taken for one really mid. by the Court; 41 bad beets maintained; Obtains* the declaration averred it to be a sheds one. It ass afterwards toe Ode by tile. tAK.Tattstt *gal net the *eh s aid; the otdet dist be taken tosibe'imm made by the Court bettlrepudisted. 'There ought Oki* an averment iu the dmisrition; Wit the order bad been subsequently set billies. IllriCiamenet.a shortly replied: Cater Jurrice.—'the judgment of this• Court *III be den**s dome future day, ~:. ......... ~ 1104-2111111/110-(tiat - ti Dir.), , tbe ',Pendia sestuees r. /NZ 'zero* OF 1101:011TON;• The Rector of Hoighton. (Rev. Brows) appeared bet fore Sir R..Buirele and Mr. Hasse this morning, to answer the charge of two Sentries itatigped la Hyde Park. for ia emeitly expeolng his Person.—The fOiloaimg are the heads of The evidenee : William Hall dppcisitd, he wee id datk lint night abotit b o'clock, at the New Mapes, lb Hyde Port ;. he saw the Rev. Defendant 'stop agatmit a tree, he called to him to go further, observing it was sot allowed there, when the de ft n'aant tented round, sad la Ids (witness's) farm, conducted Menet in it midair to ensiee.diegust.. The other tentrktiltilkei air corrabdrated this test!- ... *tray. The Corporal of *eh' cithwilany tuii4 thettse, as above Mated, was reported b him last night, with the inception et as. bligenation elide by -the Park 'Meyer, which was is answer to `one from the Sea -4eg,7" I'll ke d----d if 1 did'nt think to from his con- Trerentien. i ' Many personae( sate attended, and were ansionv the c: Sc sboakl be brought to a conclusion; but Sir Its qualm and Mi.. flats/ were of opinion Obi attendance of the part keeper was Indisprelable r -AAoureed-to 1 o'c.o.d. ...M.L..—ms. Sal Pl l lllB l\ TI.I4‘.I,t.INCE; Dims, Aram 11.--Artisad and., sailed for the River the Llair Romney, troatikalilea ; the Militias Bryant, Ur gaahert, front Ditto; awl the Delight, Cease, from Berhice' - -Came dove from tisofteMit aid resale, tho Ganges. Cam betty.. for helium and Cilditla; Flee Itobort, Wrightvon, for Hilboa •; the ageellg.trowi for Hibealtar ; and V.e Harriet, Hope.' for Sierra oe.—Wied W. O. W. FALISOUTSI. APRIL I.—Wind North.—Sailed, the Creole • : CsamtiorM, tee Lemke. . .. SPOkTINtI IN 1 EL NCg: ~ BILITIIIO 11T TATTERBILLVS. D.wcasrai Be. see -,4 to 1-eget .Sherwood-6 to 1 apt Ilaker--, th I apt ?sieved-1210 I apt Moss Fenny, BEVERLEY :*AGES,-r-Wsinighni, Met 118: ketiZikei WI Silge eshb,4 p. tot ihree,ytOlds; colts, to 11' v. ' - s i t lib ,• dills, i..—Oni mite lied a h Wr: Wites b. C. Abron, by inter, eat of Mtiskiora I 2301.11Lletes be. U. GivotTela of I. .incobs. b Raiford 9 Mr T.; Sylre's g. E sistet to Consul 4•4 S b i r, Hoe. 0, Peilsam's be. c. Orion. dam by Stamford Mr. .1. 14Irby's eh. e, Rip an ‘Vingke . , 5 The Malden Plate, or3OL . illetse2 4 Sc ... atoll ages; three • yr olds; *carry 6st4lbs ; tour, Tat ffb j Itte, est rib ; six, 110.; aid aged, Pit 41h. Two Mile! heats. Mr. Heirs eh. e..by Pitt-Teazle, Pyre old • • 1 6 I Mr. Wright's b. e. Census Ball,. 3yrs old ...... .. S I 9 BM Howard's ch. c. lieerist. Syrs old 2 I 3 THUBSD.IY. A Delilah, by subscription of lOgs each, p. n. for horses. Ike- of ell ages ; three year olds. to sorry det alb ; four Psi ; - • Its, Sell lib ; sin and aged.9st2ib: Marrs and geldings to be allowed Sib. Three miles. Mr, Matra b. e. Doper., by Cerberbs. 4yes old I Mr: Arantrong't b. b. Aletander,Ayrfl old 2 Mr. Hill's Sir Waltenotyrs old Mr. Pease's hl: I'. laiesy. by Wilton, 4yrs old - 4 Lieut.-00% Gristles Ind G. L. Fox, Rag. M, P. were sub. eerlbats, bat did not name. • The Resale Wood Rai., by s subscriptiop of bgs each. Mr. Kirby's b. c. Orator, 4yrs old • I I 'l4 Scarborough's O. kby Raphael, d. by Paynato .. 3 Two horses drawn: Oe the same day, the Members' Plate of Mt. for horses of oil ages--threeyear olds to carry dit blbs ; tour, 7st hubs ; five, Bst bibs ; slx and 'aged. Set bibs. A winner olive 'U the present Yeir to carry albs: and teriee. Gibs ex , • Ira. Mares lad (*uMingo to be allowed albs. Titres • all* hest.. , . Mr. Armetroec'sb. gi.Feckman, byrs old 3 3 1 I Colonel King's tr, e. Great Tom of Liaeoln, 4yrs old Mr. Johnleit's eIL e. by Tramp, 4yrs 01d....;e 9 1 2 3 Eleven hnrses drawn. • • FRIDAY. A Hunter's Stakes of 7 guineas eSeh, p, p. for horses, dc... not thorousb bred ; 4yr olds lOst 9tb.; flee, I Ist 41b ; six. list 131 b ;vie aged, lest. To be rode by Gentlemen. A ' winner ones In the present year to carry 31b. aad twice ) bib extra. Two miles. Mr. Steward's Is. m. Peewits, aged (Sir T. Sykes) Capt. Raniaden's Tom Pain, byra (Mr. Hamden) 9 Mr. J. Hopkloson's be. t. Collins, rising 4yrs (Mr. Kent) 3 Mr. Goodoraad's Creeping Jane, 4yrs (Mr. Gilbert).... 4 Mr. 0. Grlaston's c.•g. by Henderskeif, 4yrs Three drawn.—Mr. bI.T. Gibson is a seberaiber, but 'AU not name. • . _ . A fieedieep Plate of 60t. for the beaten horses. Ste. the two preceding days. Three horses to start or ao rate. Two nails : , Mr. Gibson 's c. 19.11119 Wentworth ...• I Mr. Moss's c. I. by Comas, Syr. old air T. Sykes'sgr. f. sister to Consul, Syrsold 3 9 Mr. Wrigbt's b. e. Cannon Ball, Syrs Old .. 4 4 Tkiroo•roois wore bettor attended tnan usual. On Thurs day the company seas numerous beyond example ; bat qui - racing did not eibibit one contest that elicited peculiar In- West. • . 'RIDING AND 11111VOUI. Two great matches ) for Two Hundred Soreselgas a-aide each. took Oise yesterday morning. over a three-mile dr at.. from AttwellDowas. ter. The Ind was undertaken IQ 'rut Fedi. a Lancasinto roan horse. IjzfieN tabour. sod to carry ten stole. ' The hors* holo rt 6 and 8 to 4 to win, and did do itimiad as (01- Hlr I* Ml.. Se-. • Mio. Bea. First tbeflioltee - In If 10 Fourth Suit, 6 6 a... I I 13 Second ellts, lf 111 • I Vain diet * ..... 11 lb Tlalra ; 141 The fast mils S 40 Total-69 ens 64 see. The bogie sever broke *ace from the trot, sod the match marbe eeniidered to bare - Wert woo by jociteyship. no seat patch was for Mr. Rowebeitors, to trot Ms bay honest. fourteen ' , silos In •one hoer, and to carry • twenlyallaeo to sokahro. Title matt* was perfor ned on the road bout.** some Martlag place, sad 1)e.11 g was 6 to 4 on Moo. - It erria•Atoao as follows: MIL lee. * . Sea, Firoifoatoonoe 1•'11 4 I Thi.4-111110.. •, ••• 17 6 Staleiu • • 16 6G. The two wiles.— 8 10 1 * totsl ai At er lo sot. ••• , • TIPS ilarlirlllll thii• . ably easy, and was wall plat - • __ft! " g',ll l ,r; • •. . • • • •ifn , •: .7 . .-' • • ' .. t• . - , .. .....,, ~ • ' • •• - it -it . ..1". -. '.“..- •' -. . . , • " • • - - . • JO.- - a -. . . or _7 O l '' ...-- -t- ' At iig 'ili bitgettr . . "two.) •- ... vlai' f , -. 41Iga. ; ineui* hisAlkeseteet, Ws aline/ ideaOt oil *4 iMatitlatior.alidWani , lieu . $ %Wt .';`l , - ; 8,10 , 4% .-- ' i -V •A'•••)•••frliFla.: mil ' - .., • . • rAI , le 4., 4 15 4 04;.•frp...tt . 1 we may remind Mit- tha t . the. great - - if Wart Mat die weetaitlisireedt °fats liikly Vittclan!illret l . Warr sr saiimbld"rmkas. r imitt,: es tr l" ; Rob b. ' . . • •' i or• •••• • • Amami I,' 41 1 1 . 4 " rt 1..4 .t .• . 1 . of eirilaitital . 6f• tieittliadi. on .la 4111 , aiiteka %m t g. 011 " i asi l a s i . weisrags oon i uto ,41 1 J o be e . da rr• CalF 2B l Wool OA. tbil a walle 4 tr. . • ej c,,, , ".,... i.u . ge ,,i ' since have, _lviv.• 'Wirlthlklblat fit reforus...lNea,bial . ithistiti by the • • 54 - • ' -tha. - Toe P sit • . ~ .:4 01. *JW/ 47;11. .'2. - *." ' ,haat ,4.,..,.thb0a.•• .o'. • I •W r ': • •• • •• " . a direct contradietioa. nett . a of Importance from dm armies, .inew ar ters ot Its fate.—Vhavaihktio Po} • tog , as Insolvent Wistaria the county; it was ae. •.. 11,.•.0eiterlyseq. ~. k .l. !.- lb• ••• • Malii•.•4lol . •••tie• • .._ • Wa, May also remind bits • . inAt,pvery town 6f may ceetideration in Scotland; has • 4; . • , .._...._._ an d i o im a m , l oop jedsied,by the Justices that be stitrald not Se discharge. ~. ~ • on:II he had hew &Wised , two year! at . the Pivlntilf* • . antll3l2 OF STOCK. Tielt-ItltY •AT-01 4 110`0*CL90:. 17114i11y tad repeats* tmenedeci a reform. lect the irtr of Abisbal. - • . German _______,.._____ . " 6 stir." , The certificateef this judgment was sent tip to till Jiaehlitiok "" . 2 . 111 i L2l, olo4ll k; ii ii; ---- ; . .-v•• • 'i •• ' cd-A•itoial.l tty tit renumber seine portion of the ad• papers whlrli have come to band i11i5 " 4 . 4 -26 4 . 4„I itere!lea.. • ri ► ' • 11114 ... r )...-3111:11114111, • 'irice:gireg blot *ben a *WT. to ' , tell the truth 'and shams have a .. lett!r from 11ostOch of the MITI •raWainia Court in Louden, and the di•elarittion averted that; till • i t.l per. cent : . .5.v . :. 6.." . , 1:4105 .4.6.1 .1 IL teem BILI, .. W il. ,(4,ii s sis .i . ,th ‘ ea . e ... ii!;" or if Tt_is profit_ sion, not very favourable to ve. defe"-dant, being t cleat_ of tisittbrirt, , did fitlsely , any ..• maliciously mate an order whereby Chariton was rip r nicety . , have warped his tangos so far tint he cannot the following statement :—" A crime has just been cod .. par Cants.. .. .7... - 112 1 • -.•-• .Ms las --s pia.- trust it, let . him learn that silence is far . bitier this snip- , gltoir t ioti out of ettitedf A ierdici was rivet foithe defend . . Itears.•••••ti a4lOl 1- -Masud tll . 1111111/n PO II; resfotation. - The. resilations of Lord A . Hamilton misted here which is sure l y unparalleled .. A "labourer, 'ha in tbetoor*.:OfUrvO tent Plies , oil eremite of itemises named liecksite, lire(' in u• house ant a iue liio c ill. l i -- • . 11 • Or "Vri!'W 4 '. l6 id ..._ .__ lAlbe:serk* " . .--. - ' " -414 da.1 19 4 irere'neptived be +St. to 'll7 ;or 433. ama Drily of 3.5 i act,i t o r a i ted IN been set _ ut. .. i n . aisrissi. nat swims of co exhapt qn to the ,re . tl kik 0 41 0,..,p, %4 :, wilkilikrva l b•. A r .414t0 a ng . PI- '- I a Anna number, bat by no means a crite'ron iif the.bri-. g 4l , e * l. 'h his wife, who was pregnaati three children; • 1 1 1 , , "...i 7 e ,, tateisinwiti; ,.... thisterial strength. Their 150 eon hi . 4 . eitsil r have been , P . atett Ito an Injary and 2 loil Wail been iusfained. is Ingo' and a sister, and else his father who still resided with his %nigh d mlintste . cd..l usticeHotr ea s:,ysth i s t t,o tp he_ o re r an otts t i . ••: -:...4 i tit - ,or Mt, or 452. If It Acre poeinble they could have son. .srbe two.letter wet* always quarrelling. nod on. i m ec iat ; o_n vawa sietsi g it e m La s d lf, be sn en ac s : 4 l .l l nvi e hcr ai t, 140. hi gti f ie an al. pr . i. , .„,vgiti z w ai been defeited in the Haase Commons, they hare the t h e 101 '• • • • 'ESDAT:WIENINO, JeNit ,*, 1143, .; ~. Hasse of Lords to retreat upon, where they are impreg, father s who It* ------- of this month-they even cane to blOws. The t softer Wasln custody at the suit Of the plaintiff, who wit was the weakest, bad been oblige‘i. to yield . . •,•i't T " nab!. on such points, And, if be any miraculous acci• '••• 41.. " 4:.1 IPARLIOnIN 4 fARY COMMEHTAfer• 7. , UPP•Ii , dent , they were driven ont of the be of Lords , they was so Irritated that : be tom in the night, closed the 1 (0? Neat. 'both a detaining tad an opposing credtter o auti an act or mtaht have. .been heW if. the thole .. ~.1816, 1.. •.. v. Imo met see diet Scotland bad suffered in any way, from the Avant of as extended Elective Franc hise. It would • he strange if be did,—and - stilt mere strange'll "" 1 16, would confess the existence of any evil, if he saw it "The system is well enough for Sir George and his party! a. What can men reason, but freer What they feel ?" Cam • ; •a system bola in Sir (lenge'. eyes, when it snakes trio ..-..a.lelenther of. Parliament, and gives 'biro a liege salary. '4,...,1 In glide troth. soon, yell hasp to gang a laag pit, am ' . .Atellete sec aaitber !" ,- - • Mr. &rowdy remarked that ever sines the Union., the ; lretedi members bad usiforinly been subservient to the :Antigone( the day. This is true •, but do not let as - .evade say pert *1 the question. The same thing is . equally tn. pith. English members. Whet a Mittistee .is -firmly seated, the majority are " his most obedient, very bumble servants., and this niajority is a pie -bald ,composition of English, Irish, Welch and Scotch, equally _attached to the Canilles-ends and Cheese-parings of ,jive. There has been but little reason to choose be. "seen them. tirorge Hose, Harry Depth's. and lord yastiereegh were a happy brotherhood. And when a Certain geotleman of squeaking notoriety, in the House, ',111.a1l hare paid the debt of nature, Wales shall not want ,Irepte.entative to keep them company. ~., lie. N. Twissiblaks the a r ticl es o f U n i on areas l ess . able Ism to say anondnieet of the condition of Scot. .• ; thous bhe admits that bet eouditioa nmy be made ie de soree.aa it cap he. without any breach of the ~ . s a t/l a the lU iv ni h o r 14 11 we have a m plac w o ord to s o to tro wta f te or m i ' . eof his epinien , and by any miracle should wan! , . lettuce, we know what coarse we shall take. ) , J. Macintosh and 111 r. J. P. Grant, fall into the corn e le • eerie of stating that "there is a system of popular *dee In this country." There is me reels thing. 'lletl . - 1 8•11* *Woo of a popular election. There is till :attzof a system of popular election ; but the tubbiest' mord to exist: Scotland is as effectually re litillited at England ; and the rights of both countrie Afttmeri6eed wider the smothery of representation. As • aallimistlee 1114 popular representation eaisu in Eegland .. - the Ministry with a potent argument: " You ad , 4 , 1 . : . that England is represented; and we tell von the ~.._ land is es spa represented, and esfive at England ..__,_ .eir us that•itia *et so." The only round to be ad . 7'Megigetoisly taken, is against the whole system of mil 'r ~... 0 .. 'etude% ask relates to the three countries. la Ire , . e the Is as immune mass of voters, a ho,for want o ' ..... ballot fo' protect them in the exercise of the elective • Ili, are driven like flocks ofsbeep to the Hustings • l attfertheir proprietor& In Scotland. the elects,' iso .-• ,liee beta taken altogether fro the . people ; sae WO WO *lads of a few hirelings, who instead of be o . envoi to tire WI an in Ireland, make their own term . I W/dog Sc riding thither, with all due decorum, tt r , as effectually the priesiple of representation.— Beglandi the prow erefeetiowis played at in i , ~ I : O, te„A with oosetlilog lilt* Weep* ; WWI, Oni ono i .—l is wend by• else plaiiii Iferest.F.lteit7 a • It ' ' tik 16.0* laWatijnree/kilir . 1 i .. . ...4541114 dierinars.n 0 &Wend are ennontell .6 11l L• 1.,; . eteepeeeetatieik, we blew sakwlieifillO ft , . . . 2 ! %ler .;• ' ...-.•• ~ `~, U. ~'~! ,4 A •~ I t ~+M