The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-07 00:00:00

.... - -mmimmm * gee lower In a ',esti dos to maintain them !" . Indend I— , It ill mar bleating noes to Ms? Is this diseessemasnee of ' alts yeah we hold in the ends of 'Wipes; after liberating. ihe weld ? What ! were wele oar latency *tabled to he* peep out esvigutieblatra epos 11,:e world. and have we risen hy them so prodiglimsly, to be at last iiikliged to make the 'esefesslon. that tee sae maintain them no longer ? This is . a peredox, ladeed—but, the solation,lles bete. We hems*. debt of 800 minion% PlsilltarMt of. trllldt meet ba Path and this Interest mss may be premiered byes extensive CIOUS. • merge. And le the sing hope efinftendlne oar comments, our navy Is pregame %who *milked The plain troth of the matter Is, Is not able to pay the Interest of the debt I rbr hialatain her navigation lows, as she has doe. against mmtla. and profit by them, as she Ihm dos* :--1140.80idincint maintain bee enormous revenue ; which will lighter, whin bar navy shall I, ~~ be destroy.L." - • • " - _ The obvieoi remedy Is' to redoes the expenditure of the Stalk aad by a severs mottemy render England again • ladependeat of all comseree, except la cares where she I . . . cis dictate !mown terms of amply, and cooditioni of 14- tareome. We have receipt', inserted the very. PriaciPlei of commerce, sad Paso fullest isle the error of supposing that to tarry commerce to as extreme mike stripped it et " all Orotlt, wet the way to beams great. Oar exports •have i been triatiphantly quoted. la add slit of Parliament, to selksll that we were monopolisiog the trade of the worki:--41110' a statement or the. Stu* valid have shown, in many In stances, that do were taking: the trouble to mike. all thiti figure at oar lam enimai. St.o ,crap kW?! Mr. RiPiroti his .rroososs eplainess on ads 'Object. It is one that, he cannot appreciate. Birdoie Mot tartirt.inso 41. OtATlollas,4 calerlation. .We asset gercoiro that to lose 10,000 Bti- 0 fish seamen would be to Less more than the wealth of Mil the British merchants could ropily.' Re looks only to the mercantile features of the case—there is no danger now that requires seamen--sad be may.Uook they could be manatee tared as easily as arms. Perhaps, also, he may think. that .;pct any thing upon two •iegs on board a Britlidt.ship . of war, would ' make fr. 'I Britirh seaman in dig, of need. Mr. Flaskisson ought, as a practical Statesman, to know mach better Ban this; and his proposal to.sa critice the navy, (for such kis.) wield astonish us, if. any thing proceeding from tie Treasury Bench could excitepur surprise. But since Lard Castlereagh said . that taxation *as one of the links is the cbais of natu ral events, and a part of the system by which Provi ... dears governs the universe, ni , thing official cam sar prise us, until we hear • men is olrum refit to the Frio? • . I , . ciples of common rens.. -' IRISH TYrIIB eoMMUT VrION BILL. ' • . This Bill was disormlstl4ll4:4lsetittes last eight. Al. attempt was made to tali' 'front lb' Lord Lteutenast his proposed jurisdiction In eases of appeal; bat Mr. Peel observed be had rather the Bill were rejected alto ether, than this power shanla be withheld ; and it was, of course, retained. Thom are some doubts yet, as to whether thin Bill will be tottered by the House of Lords: Thoegh of bit little tilt*, initeelf, nor at all likely tai make any material alteration for the better is the state If Ireland, let it' goes to destroy the *Wird proposition that the Legislatore cannot interfere with Church petty. So far ic is worth supporting ; as it lay 4 to the only means of terminating th e ragbag - a of Ireland.; which can only be 11Offely Ob e pm of the Church Reynosa into the heads el t he . went, as fees as the incumbents die off, (if their rested rights are ti be admitted as of more raise than the pram of Ireland. and the welfare of millions) and Thor allow ante of a mddemaile stipend from dm Amaral funds of the State:" By suck s aNteelteec the 'State, In gasessle would gale mach, by a letrAteatisligent to its rialearcest and the horrible. is . • t mew disgrace that taihrtenstsi ' Cenotrjt •-• gradually Om ' r: gui .wi such a sitemire "tiht ' ' Maid be Mr ,kat iiiat " tba, Ztlinvois" , - * ft - *W M, of; it. - - .To .A4l l w i t. ; thdi Wilms Cleareb" will not "motile list -wing it um le in k tSo, foremost in appirmving . It is bin . time " the Cleorch" M: 01 14 1 be made to Irortise, what pm/ft:men tti preach. WSak Would one dr the fin , ' Apos tle' of Llkristlamity say writs 'wise to the world, if be only urn the featured which It webs II Ireland 1 . s s , • • The Fanokegtmerslaat arrived, from itelech we have gives estraetela soother colamth complete a series of it . Mildews front Pirie to the 6th instant. Tho Aps.pens re cently received comas some official bulletios.tsom - Alm tkid and Catalonia. The former consist of a more de tailed report of the affair of Heeeral Valli* with tkei Constitutionalists at 'f alaveyra, in which it is admitted t - iat the Spaniards made a skilful movement by which 'they gained a wood, and prevented the Preach cavalry front reaching them. They also comprise a retrospective view of the operatiotte of the anny.from its first entrance into Spaia ' to use occtqation of Madrid. in which the attempt °filet- Metes, and the pnalshment be met with are described is terms which *hew that the . "auxiliaries" mid mot feel mach concern at the dieappohatment of his rivalry. The intern/coca from Catalonia simply stater that a com munication had been established between °metal Don 'adieu and a division of Molitor's army at Balaguer.— The private aeponnts current is the Frenth capital, how ever. are of a .deveription far less favourable to the Lopes of the enemy. :All the letters received yesterday rate that Abisbal .bad beea.declared a traitor to his country by the Coates, anti that iostead of manifest ing a disposition to treat • and to submit, they had decided that the King should be•immediately removed to Cadiz. It Isar. also .nealkitastly reported that the Freud On/ in Catalonia fowl itralf pliant In a very critical si- Intim', in coosequeoestlf the meaner la which the skillet ma %Mem of balm thed sompoled It to divide itself; for, ta d adrenals; la ismourmro straw bodies, it Pad Imam bto sight oc ten small divisions, for the purpose of ag that Counimisadoot who was now able to attack division* kir !Wait, and to bring a auporkw force • cock oftham. loge y, it was said, had called for ats, as besides the &weenies situation of his - , Its ranks wens emakiaralely Waned by fatigue and the meashomed by, *,goat which prevailed. Phan. Ju s ajdo--Fre. Fends opened' at BK. and closed ; Of. I0e.; Rank •Stish. r,sou; Neapolitan Five per 77*L—Exelmegemia Lomb., one month, .lIM. bac.; ".. • knswittoollit. We. . .P./Ats, Arms I.ktTbe'dty before yesterday being the I Aasisersary of thedeith of resew L'Allemaed, it was temarluid in ParisOita:stress somber of young per- MN appealed ii tnittrilar, bed anembled at the bons* illiAllessibesmotber: Bettina - deOutatioss of the Me dical School.esperiaed their sentiments, and condoled t . shomother of L'Atieteand on the tragic death of her k. , A puny of fire aSereAeptitatioo, to avoid a. tip Imiltoteparted for the ceastetry at Pere-lA-Chaise, where &spine vodka Commitstary, accompanied by a nume rous detachMent of the Mee t lvho prevented their en truce lute the gr o it noir 'Ode of the Students observed *s Commissary,. that it against all reason to pre . from tbrowinii 4 law. !towers on the Tomb of . dsperted bysteadyuld friendt we tte ke str i . ied fon i r o o n fthe oi p r art ann ies rad vd m e o sd n : h n e . beside, demanded their Ahem, which was refused, upon Aiwa theilawle a brunch Is the door, and escaped. Two idilbabinonlsoftlimhsomes(easilry)trrived and surround f the nosimerti ami Anwar' • a namber of them. THE &foci Excna woe, I* o i Choer.—Consols opted Qs' morning at.Bl for Account; sad afterwards became ellen at 801 j, with a leery market, ;wing •to as Expel s having arrived from Paris with the intelligence that no tic. had been gives of the French loan of 23 millions of Raga:. to be bid for on the 10July, payable io 20 months , llrrench Rentes conic SS-3.—They wer e d one a i low, a f frn`ned Spanish 42j . . The privat e letters from the , above Capital state, ther e doe not appear any prospect of a NegoeiAtion with Sp a i n , ( or t h e present, and that far they reinforcements a r e or d ere d to procee d to Spain. We understand that 1000 b arre l s o f gunpowder, an d edieral thousand sta n d of • arms are on th e ev e of depart ing from the r i ver r balms for the Spaniards. In conse quence of the abo v e i n f orma ti on , oar fuade'eaa the decline, and the m ar k e t appears g l oomy. .. .. * • Foaaton FUNDS.--Spanla Bonds oriel- at 11•11, with little. business doing. . ~ . . .. - • Chill, (10i—New Rpt n i s h, • ' liessta, titi—Res e lie, 80—Danish, 80f—Col e;.,...,. , Frankfort papers tare arrived this wroraieg, bringing asuosats from Constantinople tithe 27th-of April. That espied then enjoyed inequality.. .Which was expected to he liallered by the failing of she greatir.part of the deer, the crews of which frequently emiteit great excesses be." tea their departure. 'The dideleilif the fleet which bad ken loot stationed I. the Hued( Ilea, consisted of '5O. 'hips 'Of war, of different- sieeereOghad been Motored y ;11 frigates and corirette'.''A division of the .. fleeti,coosistier Of 44.-ehips lately appeared Inn, Toledo'. . They are acknowledged . to bare 'aside Old ,ImProventent in their ronstractioo, and to have encreeed their number as well as strength. The fortresses of Pates, Corinth, and Epanto, the castles of the Mores, Cocos, and /dodos, as well as Negro pone and Caristo, were according so the latest accoutte, still in the possession of the Turkish troops. . • . ' Bahia papers have also come to band this forenoon, br which we have reeved the following intelligens* : 77 - Baits, AWL 4.—On Moaday, at son -set, the earth- Lisbon entered oar port afters voyage of 44 aye. ron 'squad covered the rear of the expeditio n with lieffected its junction st the place appointed.— etdition consists of twelve - vessels. 'ander convoy . ne Us erola fri l esie ; it had on board A v e battalions o f eh slurs and iirsotiy, and a. corps of 'artillery, with, Peahen new brass cannon. We have more than sulki est force to melba good order is the province. The city seam against the attack of the besiez,!re, though. iiiie dimmed men bad ben drawn from it, who 1114 *WM* the squadron. It is now necessary sot to lose lilliensons. that the rebels, whom atuasios is desperate, 1 11110012 . 6 e the Ream* more Mischief than they have idiot, done. • :.,!Wit Kino's Comm—Yesterday; ' at four o'clock, his illniesty held a Court at his Palaci I. Pail-mall, which wae unaided by . the Lord President of the Colleen, the First Lied of tbeTreasary;, the Lord Privy Seal. sod the Secretaries and other officers if State, Bane Paget, the Anshiseadii. Inas the Netherlands, I.lfikluantodielee of his Majeity, for fbe purpose of taking leev l p a r rr few ai s i tihis Excellency's eng departUre for' the Ns ri - 'The Bishop of eating was introduced to the King by Mr. Wrote, to Wallin& on bit 'tamest. • Hialisjesty held a Privy ' ' anew Orier was Weed, tibg British sub- Bum inatdriog into itd. • maps/ gave aiilh lit thileartbf Hanowhy, Mel dile. and the ihtlaibrlFMllhgton. - -TIM Cdoet broke up Sew atter six o'elpelt. :Ts The llewiteur .cedes • the twig*. at Madrid, as fol lowe:—All the population went to the place of review, sbe magnitsentspp ace of our soldiers, the order in whteh they dee fed gesetal admiration, and pre dated a deurimpuenfois at the inhebitents—not a word ef seehasseriorie ! .* - • .• - His Majesty. will leave Oilit io tplater this day. for his eammer residence in Window . eabore be will arrive fa:time for dinner. 'l'hisibiateatileolosseet of the King is unimager to be called eetessieleret, the Royal Cottage. kin ler tbe (cute to gal bribe 'same of the King's It is expected that bit Majesty will retorts to • " Palace in about tee days:. HI Majesty's soar tiitft4' ti the honour of dialog with him yesterday.— II air Herder.) - .. • Yestetilly Prieto Leopold bad a nameross grand din. - sser , peety at Marlborough Hosier; to meet her Royal' Ifighsees the Hoehn, of Kent. Assoug the were Prince Reuss Eranderit chi Marques. of Ant ' the Ladies Paget. Count sod Cogitate Ludoiff, Sir Wine' hie and Lady Harriet Wynne, the 'Karl avid Countess of Uxbridge, the Bishop of London, Earl of Clan, 'the Earl of Lauderdale, -Mr. sad Mrs. Hope, sad the Duke sad Duchess of Northumberland. • . Os Wednesday the Cabinet Mialsters died with the Earl of Liverpool. We noderstand that despatches from Seville, dated the 111 k alt. have bee* receive& at the Spaniel) Embassy. dibleitieriog insides assertions that neither the mew 'Weiner% nor the Cortes, eateneined the most distant kiss of making auy coabenioes to the French, or to the Goveransent about to be established er them. Nothing 'IOC is fact, manned at that din to shake the e,. awn in Spats( courage sad perseverance. Messt . peistithat the arrival of these despatches has 'dementia/ thelleiag the day fora meeting Of the friends of Spaiii, *pelt had bees postponed is consequence of some art: fel arkrepreeentatioes of the Waal state of the contest., -(lloraing Paper.) : • IA paper of this morning asserts, that there la a tonne, le London which states, that iS lb. *yeah', of Wednes day, a aseasenger bad arrive in Pitir•froen )040 Mosier, and it was credited Awn that Dintiedien, bye ootopelled to surrender his division to that:AMMO.' dead forces who follow the directions of Mina. . ,_ : The French Mae, sasothieed alow days since as la the eontemplatioa of that Otaternmest, will, according to the latest ;inters from Paris, be offered for negotiation without delay. Its' =mid is to' be IMMO) francs id real, equivilent to. &Mkt 17.801.1.11101.1teerling. Mein of the eminent houses in Paris ari preparing to ask* offers for the contract; it rensaies to be ascertained *hat degree of support the taiimare will ;waive front tin ime sled interest in Undo's. The tine held by the French Finance Minister, while the aegotiation is is Maine is extremely high. M. de Vita.sta expects, it is s:id, terms needy as favourable as could have been asked. previous to the invasion of Spain. Those who think differently of the state of Spanish affairs, should com rein say sueb terms as shot improvident.' The osoraK• l ty of the negotation is, one should think, not even die' fended by the contractors themselves. A public General Sobscriptioe ws• opened in the City, for the Spanish Patriots of 1909. About 109,0091. ens, we believe, subscribed, and remimd Wilton from London ; we should be glad now to reprint the musts and stuns of the ponopel setweribers, from a list of that lime. la de list of the worthies whoa* names are annexed to the /ladies' of the Grandees of Spain, presented to the Deked'Aagonleate, is that of the wife of the notorious Go , dot, the former " Prince of Peace." • It is said that the Prelate are getting uwa 'Portuguese hats. the members of wtieh are to m•et et Valladolid. *ad to base at that: head the Patriarch "tgLiabou, who has been residing for some limited Bayou,. " - COURT Of KING'S !ANNUL —(NN bfeamtmo.) IMP10112111ISCH•1101 OP • pilioNtat FROM Tat Iltsol.loll . OVIITOOLS . COURT. WIHTTOIRAD V. RlCkAltOk.--The Chief I filatice de livered the judgment of the Court in this crud, the argu consent on which w 9 misted on Tuesday. 4e action bail breo brought against the defer )ant, in the Court of Common Pkas, for making a false order, by which a prisoner had been diseharged odt of custody, when he bad been adjudged to lie con6ned for two years.' A verdict was given for the defendant on the groohd that the order made by the defendant most be taken to be toe set of the Court until it was set aside ; and the declara - don did not aver that it had been set aside, 4 Writ of Error was brought on this fo the Conn of King's Bench; and the jodgemmt of this Cain bow is, that the order cannot be taken to be the act of the Court of which the Defendant was clerk, as it was averred in the declaration that the order was by the def..nd , tat mode for! a false end malicious perpose. It must, therefore, be taken to he a forgery ; and this Court now adjudges that the judgment f the Court below must be reversed. • wiNITS Or 1611101.-411A14 MANI. The Chief Justice, referring to Mere applications lately made to the Court, said that its opinion was, that a party could net be called apes to shew that be bed grounds for suing out a Writ of, Error, which war a pro. coaling that every one of the Kiag's subjects war entitled to demand as a matter aright. And also that the t 'ourt was greatly in doubt whether an attorney of the Court could be effectually proceeded against for filing a sham plea without proper authority for so doing. For these reasons the Court intimated that it wished that 'police. dons of thismort should be discontinued, awl- that the preemie practire should remain endistmbed. aininrCeurt had tented its serious consideration to the vexation and delay caused by each proceedings. and was ie hopes soon to be able to throw oat a suggestion for a legislative re. medy. ORarRS.—MARSEILLIS, Mar 26, lB!3.—The latest intelligence, from Greece is dated Naupalia, April .2*. The National Congress has beep much strengthened by the presence of the most powerful Military Chiefs i .whs have at length yielded to the solicitations o f Hypsilantia sod Mavrocordatos. Colocetronis has shown Mendell less . tractable than the others. Odysseus has exceeded the public expectation, and Petrobry has conducted hies. self with great propriety at the Congress, which toeild hardly have been looked for from a leader of banditti, as. ' they are called. The Greek Beet, well equipped, parties !rely with combustibles, was waiting tue arrival of the Turkish Beet with great confidence. A report has al ready reithed as. that the former has discomfited the Alexandrian eqnsdron. If the land forces can hold out during the present campaign, Greece is saved. The Greek Government IS orgaaisisg .11 tett/a force, which includes many Germans, Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at Genoa, May 26.—"8y several Masters. of vessels recent ly arrived from Spais, ye learn that the Spanish Govern mime has seat lettegp,of. Marque on the coast, end that a , r of privateers have sailed from Barcelona and aSt ; from Maims the number Is said to be about 25, `milsmall craft. It is reported here that two French s have been' captured off Trejus. • . Extract of a private letter from Paris (received inter, .day :) -".Our Mielstere have come to a remolutide, en the taking of Madrid, to fore, a sew Constitute' foe {ltdBlpsa Wards, and to proclaim Feertinaed the liftsh a., lawitior Stahl, who will be sekaowledged by sit the Allied lbeirese t 1 elbi their Ambassadors will be invited to Medd& A di. rinsed will be made of the English Ambassador to quit Be. Ale, and join those of the different Powers at Vie above impltal. Eittorid Beerbsedrefisee to amply, ,alli 4he odium tit a procrasthsatird war will be attaaboil to that rimer." •_Extract ‘of a Letter detail Madras, .1501aSidissary, 1111.-" Tbd weather baa bees as terrifie: ask was Ii MIK wheie the ravage' ebb trarrleadsral AAA "fl vii W attled es the beach must be is your reeollecttnt. Tbe fury with which the storm abseiled the 'NeW Bialwirk for bur days, IS the begianing ofJanuary last, catissearcely be described. Had the Bulwark given way is the least, the sea would have penetrated to the Black 'Fawn, the miserable consequences of which you can fully depict ter Yourself: Extract of a Letter from Honduras, dated April 13, ISM --." The only news I cast goo you from here is, met erase 'ix of the deluded creatures whom 81r Gregor illivegitr seat to the hloseelto shore as settlers to bis Vieeroydew ei Perils, gaited ben about eight days ago from Bleak Eke: Teter modergoing dreadful exposure and privation, is MI *pea boat; one of them, a poor womaa is the olddlist. taelvell.life. after seeing her basbsnd aid Infant child elei r gire. before her in klkboat from absolute want. Oat tt( eighty-Ave who arrived el. one time at the shore, skew V* meta. Some put out' to sea to reach Belies, others up ills river and bare never beers heard of, 'and others died mime-, ably near to where they were landed. which was absolutely *sawing mangrove trees, which they had to cut down. The part of their prorlsloat were lost on Black Wear greater part Cedd intends seeding immediately for the rose .seet of another lead. which were seat there lately ; if hs 'love sot, they must perish tree exposure, If Set disease. • KINGSTON, JLIIIIICA, APRIL 18.—" Arrived yesterday the William, Fraser, is 8 days from La Oeyra ; she brine .adviee that limners' Montilln, with 600 troops, and twelve **sea of , artillery, latended shortly to give batUe to (i.e. Morales, who bad taken a strong position In the neighbour, hood of Maracaibo, but with a very inferior force." • Accosting to aceeents by the Deteh add Flanders malls lbw 'oegociatioas between Persia sad Turkey hare bee* . bikes off; in consequence of which the former Power wee =to commence active hostilities. By letters in the pets from Ht. Petersburg it is also ant ouricenthat ifiliseiseencement of hostilities. between Russia ea& the Peek was not far distant. Ifsisan, MAT 9i.—The states of the Greed Due!sy hare hurts gorged with a provislosid ordinance relative to the ,Jerota, to the following elect:- ..'r Tim Jews are assimilated to the other am citizens, wady liable to military lereleit. , , , _ -:•kliessuprer, that the number of the Jewish r * lON oily 1.4 0 10.r050e. Gay one SOS of a hairy Wall be allowed In slurry. • Morrisiok between Jews nad, Dbriedans. gee* . tiered legal, bat the children must be educated in theiPlitio . .. .• Ilan . • ItiVlWidhwishist take family AMOS and have exlmilltallsc kltatiglilley eney• sojeisarsaywhere for a time. If faddy tvad., tisay,noost pay a preteetlog duty and it . ,. oat WO; they shall not deal la salt, dregs, or nrettesit. l take 8 per swat., exeept for bills of s i t i lZdres i uotherwise no-more than 8 per cent. Ats . isle morello say peohosioo, Imola Mow of broom', Ming did Idolteopor.' - . Ns project wee adopted In almost all its articlegoand Sig 11•11-tax hitherto paid by the Jews Is abolished bit.lba 'Wild Duchy. It le stated to a letter from Ls Feyehe of the 30th of May. that rho celebrated Bayou de Gerarnb. formerly Chambaa lola to the Emperor of Austria, whose edifying retreatfrom the world some years ago caused such a lively sensation, Ile sow going through the depertrneuti of La Bute sod of La Mayeone. collecting alms for the klanastery of Port du Baler, in which he is a proles/rid religious.—(La Qiieti dienee.) The booth Pittitee held their anniversary ;needs/ en Wednesday. to commeniorate the' birth-day of the ' pilot 1 that weathered the storm' by running the vessel upon her beam ends ' and rehiring her crew to shott *Bow -1 ance ; Col. El mbirat was the president, god that every thing might be in keeping,. the Fleece Tavirn was the• ices* if action. Of the' toasts drank on the occeskto, sonigeftee as distinguished for originality as any at the Pitt Chib of Scotland. 'The Court of Cbancerf was likeriedsato wally thiage for two nigles tong this week; and if it had been compared unto a des, it would *have, been Consistent with one orthe shoals* of the Pittltee of *Loath ; for they toasted " titeLord Oiancelloe ' , Lisa of England." . • - . • :HI IVINti INI E OENCE. Deal., it:Ns 11.—Wia4 Soetheriji---Arrived'indreited for the River. the Echo, Jaeson. fro* lemoduras; Opor"o„ Coney, from Oporto; and m MSS. eampteo, (rem liu% babes.—Came dOwn from gm Eflggt and relearn. the Star. Bowes, for Remade; cud Elliabga, Charlton ; for Quebec. Sailed this morn* the rest of He outward bound for tbeir dlterent destinations. .' Poarsmooen, Just d.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived H.M.S. Sybille from Harems airetbe West ladies.—Sailed the De vonshire, Tanner. ler Sao Jeueiro. PIAMOCT/I, Just &—Wind W.—Passed by the Ibis, Smith, front Shields far Oporto. oat 10 days. The Pero!' frigate with nine transports, having 1100 troops on board, arrived at Peraanabecollist March, from Lisbon. The Oporto. Covey, arrived in the Downs, was boarded • the tlth ult. off the Coast of Spain, by • Sparkish schooner privateer of 8 guns and 100 men,. DARTMOUTH, Juvrt 6.---The Rose Pilot+boat of Cower. fouad at sea on the Sad ult. about S leagues S.E. of It:e [lorry Head, a cask of palm oil, marked S. M. ~. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DURHAM DOWN. NACU By XENTLILXXXI XOllllllll 1114 DEN XV AAAAA ITXS. The first was a match between Mr. J. Danson's half Ara bian grey mere, Lady Anne. and Mr. Bailey's grey ea re, Snow Drop, which Wan *on by the former in sa t l an excellent race. The next were heats. carrying II stone, bet•sen Mr. Allies's eh. h. Millechap a 1 I it Mr. Ras ley's hr. at. Mrs. slpriagiss.... Mr. Leigh's ch. b. Jeremy bolted. The new wee. Sweepstakes, between ' Mr. Pritchard's eh. va, Mr. Smith's h. h. 21•41 Be sets! .t ,•. s -b I 1) U ' Mr. Baylee's br. on. Mts. Spriggias ..i . . 3 dis. Mr. Leigh's ch. h. Jeremy ..1 b ... bolted. There wars afterwards a Pony rate, which Mr. PritEsuilli • Brown won by (Besotting the field. Last Thursday two' fisheraen of Polperee paled (whitst it was slerpiog) on the water, a hue bird eallrei the Great Northers Diver, Loon [minim. sr &tmber goose, beautifnlly spotted, weighing- 151iss. They brought the bird to Leskeard, and sold *to James Dew. ken of that town, in whose possession it is Dos alive, ha having fed it on raw beef. It is understood that Mr. Jostle Pletcher is about to retire from the Bench, and that he will be euemeeded In the Court of Common Pleas by Mr. Sergemit Toffees.-- (Oebha Mender PoW.) Bullock, whose pedestrian exploit in this town, at tracted 64 mods attention a few months ago, has en-. raged to walk 1000 miles In eighteen days, to commence on Monday morning, at Lenten—Bets are against him, in consequence of the ill state of his health.—(Arindins . lictm Relive.) . Ma. RALPII AILILINITIIeS Marco.—This switibiated north country pedestriati, and decidedly the best ia rail land at one Landeed miles sad operards, started from:. Knightsbridge, , "flee o'clock on Wedeeeday night, togo on foot to, slow miles stone en the Winchester , reed, and return 1 0 twentreiiht hours, foe a trifling• sum, his object belie merely to see what can be done. He went to Staines. (17 miles) in two hours, and a half, where be refresh d,nnsi.preeeeded on to Beeshot, where he arrived (27 tales) at four o'clock. He halted at Hartley row half an hour, and arrived at Illanerderwell batch (41 miles), semi after seven o'clock. Ile halted en hour at a friend's Mose, near Popham-fact, anti reached the sixty mile-stone, at half past twelve o'clock on Thursday, and returned back to his Erica's house. and refreshed and dined or a leg of mutton. After 'visit ing an hour, and having lifiy-two miles to perform to thirteen boars,. he reached Hartley-row (37 mile.) at ,half-pait six o'clock„ end left *term. Ills sent halt • wits at Shrubs-hill, where - ti sipped, and left. himself more than five hourete de the last twenty-three miles in. • He reached Hiwesiow, (10 miles), at baltp . ast one o'clock, and woo the mates I. tea minutes within time, hot not without mach fatigue is the latter part of the journey. lie was acooospanied by one horseman only. Thomas Hollingsworth, a young man is the employ er Mr. Sollory, plumber in this tow., met with a serious .410114 est on Monday lest, at itempetensehall. He bad istootlei to she top of the building, four movies high, for the purpose of making preparatioas for laying down the lied gutter, before the slates were pet on, when his foot slipped, and he was pen . dpitated to the ground, by which he was very each injured, bat fortunately no bones were brokeno—(in r oniegheas Review.) A few dart ago, as *labouring man was employed in hlanieg a lime rock at Breeden Clouds, Leicestershire, the eeplosion-took place before he could getenfficiently eat of the way, when be Was blown up into the air about sixty feet high, and had his arm so macs injured, as to render ampntadoe abet, the elbow immediately necessa ry. The unfortunate may bed also several of his ribs broken and was otherwise very meet' hurt, bat it, itowitisranding, likely to survive the dreadful accident. —(lbid.) Between two and there o'clock on Thursday last, the factory at Stayley Bridge, occupied by Mr. Thomas Lees, was disessrered to be on fire. The flames were fast eitvreed in the lower part of the buildings and are sup posed to have been caused by the friction of a shaft be -1 longing to the Idswieg mactioe. The fire spre4.l wink such rapidity, that, io several isatenees, the first intima tion which the weeks's. In the eloper stories receivedaf their danger, was by seeing the Imes thing through the shaft-holes in the doors; and some of them Bed front the building with so much precipitation, as-to leave behind their clothes, and seen their. watches, wide/ewers hung*, up in the rooms where easy worked. As soon as the fire was known in the n4htieselittod, all the factories were etoppid, and the has& senate Illr. Lees's assistance ; fist adhere was iserminSirty of bailee the bendieg, their Alerts were eou ed ti rhea fem . :min from the Soma Oak ttpriety as meld be iret 'kind Ate preserving the4mla ig g factery bet/mein is Mr: Bailey, which was a one time inionnoneatilattger. It was sepaiste.l front Mr. Lees', factory by a eery sorrow street; the triad blew directly canard; It; and .the window frames were go peatedly on firs - i•Oell, sane or theme were completely Isnot out. Hostetnr,, by* incessant and judicious ar e onions need, this factory Inas prenweed, and received but little injury. hlr.ines`.l factory mat entirely destroyed. We understand theta's- will amount to six or seven thou sand pounds ; the parties are insured, but we do not know to what extent.—(Arettingluses Review.) It appears that the Magistrates of the city of Cork have declined adopting the sew constabulary bill, dimwit recommended by Sergeant 'realigns. In the mesa desk • robbery and devastation are proceeding as vAeocouefy as ever an that county, and the barony of Kinalea is, it seems, about to be proclaimed. . Eteaker Glasses, FUUNITURS. &e.—The Nobility and Gentry are invited to 'aspect the Ware-rooms ofCooper sad Son. 93, rtishopsgateest.-Within.whereit exhibited an assort I went of newaad se•oad-haed Plate Glasses, admirably sell .ed toevery description of Drawing or Diniug.rooms. Thu prices are just reduced 40 per cent. on Plates measurlog too ibches by 74. and upwards ; and on t'scsse of smaller di mensions the alteration will he fonaJ equally impOrtatat.— The extensive preference given to this Establislyneut I. thankfully acknowiedted by the Proprietor., who, in their endeavours to evince their gratitude, by manufadtaring srti cies in a superior manner, at prices suitab eto the times. hope to merit a continuance of public support. In the far ware department, is comprised every new an d r i egn n snr .. tide of.Uphotstery,Cabiset. and Chair Work, regulated up : on such ovule of econotay. as to demand and ensure diens. nonage of rank sad fashion. • 1•'