The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-25 00:00:00

1 - ;iF. 87 ATESNI AN , he f og a reeere, stadium's( claimed the rights of a pe rbsweesir:, was aiswered Mei tAs ?oldie sestAerities were sot Mtn obeyed, fed we praection titre:Ars cure's, 5r prss:cr'. Ile was eonserteatly obliged to 'stns..: kis sal?!y as well as he mead. But when the three ,ielegates bad met together again, they %I' e:r. in deft. yc : the taw of nations, sr:ested 4r.41 contnel three OLD :MILEY SESSION:;--t This DAY). lATELLIGEXCE. TRIAL OF BRUNT. I Daaa.. Attu, C-I.—fteilcd lest evening the Coromandel. The Court met this misrelate at the anal Wit Sad i Beaten for Madras and flougal.--Csoto down (ruin the the pi ell:sumer foram having been rose through, the I River, end sailed. the St. Martins Meter. Winspear, for proocedings of the trial were resumed. I Bermuda ; City of Gents*, for Genoa; ficetti Esk, Humble, Very little evidence was offered in addition to that I Me Trieste; Ocean, Young. for the Booth Seas ; Agineoert. IA veett:riay. I Renate, for Quebec; and Princess Amens, ratvon, for :4rienat Hanson again depcsad to the um and, t hind—the isner ten:eine; the Fenn)•, Patterns), frcia 111. i properties of the gramdrs, art:. : Vincent, still remains. 1 . 4 what a contemptible and hunsilia.ing situation 1 :4t. Crawoon, in a speech which occupied an hour ; Pbaysetivirn Aram 41.—Arrived the Lee,!?,. Reeve, Ain: elle present French Ministers reluced themselves I and a quarter, ;lien uticrest.ed the Jury in Caveat; of the . from Liverpool. for Ltaidco.—Salleti theZephsr. ( va, ;or by th•t ;erica of the Ceusorship, anti the Susensian I ~prisoner. He was lu , ll4 ,„' vt , ll ,! j y I, Jamaica. i air. evnuaenca. wri . mislay recapitulated the argn- Haewtcr. Apart. 4t.—Artfved the Primes, Chr'ri.tte of qt.! Liberty of the Pres.. They have placed thew! 1 wents which he had ni.tie use of on the former trials. I picket, frets Halm!; and Thetis packet, frorationenintreh. f...:r.s a: the mercy of every Potentate in Europe. i Mr. Baron Riceaaot then ant rmed the prisoner I eeeh with a Will. r.vr.:y paragraph now allowed to appear in the Jour-' that, if he had any thing to say in addition to what t Hammitt-a, APItIt. 9i.--Selled !be Netherlaras transFcrt. ....ls, in which the conduct or p u ller o f f ore i gn delsota ' had f all e n from his C "" 1, this was the prayer time 1 lands hoe heig of w eir , K os ki.. l ost or . t h e C on d it i n if. a -. i l i . Flora. ter Plymentl.. with th e store., Se. et tie Nether is called in question, bears an ttlScial character, laud i ! f u r him to do w. ; The prisoner availed himself of this opportunity, I Livaareot.. Aeon nO.—Arriled the Dcris. Pil!e. frem ummts the importance of a manifesto. When the Pres& 1 an.i, in on ad j,,.,„ d ma „ up b y himself. aid wh i c h , 1 Sierra Leorte.—Arnsed off the F ort the Per. Cr.ry teeter waz free, the insertion GI the mini! violent attacks I thoegh ungtailanatical and illiterate in composition ,, Ik'n'atarti; and Arlelphn Mara. trots Itnr , .Get-1. . ,•a!,! on:y be considered as th e ere: of iv:livid:nil hoc - W2s in sear pact nut iefct tite its energy, sated the i FALltortn. Aram W.—Arrived off t! is rat tiv rhea het min - that every Ike must receive the I manner in e hail, he first entered into the plot, and the . earl Jene.Jeel.es. m in tit Mi c h ae l' s . f or L on i on .—Arth e d the Arundald. Knervell. frem Arandshl, in 17 &ye; end ! there which he bad takenin it. lie said. the: his first at. ' 4:ti , sa of Ministerial Censars hef_tre publication. the i Amelia. Bully. num Liston. fcr London . in 24 days; the I Inuntacce with .I.!anif took place a! Cambray,where be 1 r....r5: s..f;enel opinion inat. s forth inces:cd with the was t h en f •his ri,,,4 e..•11W1 II • c utlot•CinPM • yil Eagle. tsibts ; and Brothers. Rennineton, sailed frets t f o ll ow i ng ' Rc authority of riovernment, and Ir:conies, on !hetet-mkt.: Adan i also winked at the same trade, but i n au bad a i Lisboa. In company with the Amelia, on the Ist inriant; the far in re ()Yea :ire. Ant w and most degrading re. I , manner, as to Le frequaitly obliged to apply to Brunt t Deks of Kent packet- was !Mae in as she Is'is earls! ott• s?ovi iility • is thus thrown tritan the 3!inistry. The t • for instructi.m. Mis acqualatance with Adauee was at 1 —.111116d theliennmee "eke' eke, a mat: l'lr tit_"ads ws......-----_ off, in of thlousy Atebtsres"art Of all fo.eign euttor.s better! • them drily 1 that • cf th time Lroken it e latter, su had t consequence te hreaned m e jea to urder his c :th rest/plaints of what thny have !emitted to ap- i s ir e • • itsire ever !puke to him (Hilt') afilin.-- rit. PAi , iffil diseessions are not only prevented, I I Af ter retire time he r. , tornrd to linglatl, and bar the i üblicaticn of common news entirely stop AI. i ! r. , r uric: work iu the employ of a wan, who, he whea the nature of the intelligecce appears, to an rolh- i said, was, unfortunately tot him, a relation tut 41 At% Enrol., latelr to displease bit Sot ervien. Is tut' :Le bu y li'll• who bad apt eared against him. In rEntegurece of the promises cf :his boy , relatives, this a (;eirt ceful prostration of natit cal eignite std i he causented to take hint as an apprentice. The pri. i'Acieen(le: l e is It rot J‘ther . teg 14 e oret:P 4 ift* i:i 1 soner then went into a detail of some acts of villainy ir e t t knicrelEsees, nut, illirit.l, in 3 military shape— : which he said had been committed by the ap rentice. that r.ntld Lave teen less dishonouraile, for tittle it l i lie escn wished to shlw that emu, of the members of no L„ ma i n r i r idi a , to ita o„ T , : b ut a a w e ni l the family from which the troy was deseenlethhad been convicted vt dishanest prastices, but in thin he wareeper InCi!Titer: HA infamy ! And let not this he 1 s interrupted b) eve:.:lo. .0 Lalltilliry or exaggerated picture. the I The Cain: Barton, wha said, that !hit proceeding t' •-n tt Minister' know its truth, and begin to taste • way totally out of order. ttle full bitterness of the cup which thew Lad : The prisoner then went on to explain hit intimacy C.:ea fu: Ihe a opponents. In one glorious instaect : with Edwards, by n hum, and no! I histiew " he said beets seiu:ed. . he hist! Upati the very night when C.ry 1.41.: teen torripelltd to ttrink it under c.r.l 1 the discovery was neat e at l'shestreet, he had tV:11/!3*. t; o. lattice:et Imi:filiation. We diode, rut down to tlresvenor•eqnate. ii, order to apprize Ed to the ermesd made by the Spanish A tubas's. ' wards of the eircomstan:e. Edwards then wok him to ioa, die! sire oev were sele master. cf the Presr,• several ill:fermi taverns, in under (as he firmly be they !Ladd immediately 1:lei re the calumnies vented lured) that he might to identilicil by other persons. • Shortly afterwards they had been joined by Paling, Cali be 't!.. Ultr.e• e'sinst the Spani-h patriots anci anal Edwards bad endeavunied to p. rsnatte !rim (Brant) the Resonation (Dieted in Spain. This. is tomething! that r a tt ;:i: was the mat , w e L. lead b i t,, 2e ,l th e m. he I:t.a: retributive in this. Pa; for ore instance in did more, he pulled a loaded I.ielol front hi. pczket, -Mils this truly trtatict infuence has been exerted ark.! Ptk:eavouted to Pettv-aav Lttlt't to murder Paling —.---- 1. , „..!,;„,.., teri,r,:r, ht.w many eases are there not, on tile (pat. To this static, Biala stated dist he re- I, W,nolox, ArLit !"I --Testerday the 11C;ng din?d I plied, .. If Paling has betrayed na, the weapon is in I with the P rinces .4.e.7:sti, wi.?re there was u !elect in whi ' l °II " Air-b "" ldur ' ilte it for the worst ? 1 'good hands." lie went or. n. --ate )Js conviction that ," fairy to meet his :ria . ..esty. In tit: evenitlf, V-% Ma -I he grietapretic :uoerying to be lame allowed to exist.; Edwards h a d be et , en et .er. 4 •A by :dative rt ; for if he ' . jesiv retired to the Upper Ludge i and this morning Ii the .7.litiiirecs are asitatned to :etruce their steps,; had nut been, he could never h , c .,• s uppl ie d then, with! the Prineest called at the Vpper Ledge, and took the and re. 73 :a th e i r o wn ir,dep l enlea..e. th e s t ati sm , we' musty as he did. He coy riuded hi- address with this ! Ring in her carriage to 'nee:lle': Chapel. wirer, a sr, coor:rzetl, will relieve thv t. !op .Lirs rjigclapt&oenkEerlk.ii:':-.4:1! ofi i s t-1 - "4 "if will t4 4ll ltH_ : " 11113 "elled by the lee ; lii.ll4.iret • heClll"m -e z•eue.au. e ancient ti'k,,tis ;an Win ,go esidenee, to a very t'7 , 11. -I C'. COnStlegitlllll. Th e iribritst"fre — y iiiirlkare it le lieu rower to: sooner di• a thousand deaths, than prove a traitor, and , Nag dined htuiu wan the Prin.:els stitgus:a this t.take th it chalet : let it be prudent ; but, 'be.* mai betray my aceontPliett" ; evown l e. let:it nut h delayed. 1 This declaration was delivered with an en:r(y wcr- 1 la • .111;e-ty arrive! in town yetterJay aft:noon ' the of a beret emit:, and axe tad a itr and evident i suon after four LA-krt.:, :.! h.s Palace, in Pall Mall, sensation in Court. 1 f.our Windsor tactic, ricartel by a party of Light i h5.e..... Ay , am.. Hurl* Lanes n.n .! ename l !! it i Creiraz an ar,l:l:..:ativui Yererday, about on: c t rl .cls, the Prineela Avast; made it. the Bench by several s. adrats, who complain- ,' arrived at the King's Palace in St. James's park, from e, that in consequence of the lireildatize or reporters," her seat at Frogtuore, nivre her Royal Highness re they were mishle to gain their rr ,, per p!a,:ea in the caved visit, from the Unix and Duchess of Oloureiter, student;' buy. Mr. Baron iittataana observed, that he I the l'rinces I Sophia, at In the 'entity her Ituyal tett ',sutler ir - - why he was a stn- I Highne:a dined with the Duke and Lathes.; of ~ ~;. rgyeriLy at twelve o'clock a Cabinet C o uncil w as Isel4iit die Futeign•offiet, which sit iu tielibtratiou ab: lia . f-rast two o'clock. _ •__ Aeither the Flcuse of Lords nor Commons sat yes /Easy' will sit this day at two o'clock. Asratties from IlarautiA st..!e.that the Manchester packet. and a large Cotten ship, were to sail from that it.Nr, in a !tow days, full of ;mops, for the Floridis. A !ti• w York popfr of the 16th 31arch sais. that a:orar;la tf fear hundred of the Cruised states 'rani s.i.ed m the Der.rare on Saturday Islt, destined to Past fllri 'a. It having been gc.in•r:.lly misreprescnteJ, sikl re ported, that there w, a to to a ilrawing-room un the eelebrativn of tu• c gr:at ciowd rournl 'he ?place, in Pall-mutl, and is the I'.&rk; and to generally we. the false tumour believ ed, that the itn'y inquiry was when the drawing-rriom was to h..gin, and numbers C.f the notility and gentry were leJ tutu serious errors by its being riptcsente 1 that they were to leave their manses of inquiries, whereas no sae% proesetliug was required ; I ut all such elision is sow abotishei of lcay.n; names, it being contrary to Court etiquette tv leave camel to the fiovereign, as was the cu.st in kept up with the late Hinr. latenisavie.xs.—Dritry•lano Theatre. on the title next Itrvdrei-street, was soft testvinll and britlinntly fed. Over the ferret door wet G. It. termed o. brilitant.aie7 CLasuow, Atm. 21. •I'e are now enjoying the m.st rerfect quiet in this part of the country, and a ll creat mother of thi•sc arreated on snapirion of being , implicated in the lase trar.,:ictioaa hr.Te been liberated, I either aim:lv, or ou a bail so trilling is to imply no supposition of guilt. ft rid lie found very difficult, resitspect, to brini; home tliis hutlnecs to any person IL slightest intittence in society, tad it was to this ' fi.euw:aace we have '4ll aleng•ac nowledossi that our ▪ Üb3 owin6—the want of lefelif4 among( the die- I • e.te.f. We ate extretneV sorry v., lay, that there is nts improvement, or immediate pruspect of improve -1144111% is the wages of our operatives. the Lori Prsvost and Matiatrates have knead a notice to Ins inhabitants, lot:mating that there is au on the evening of Monday, in cele bration of his Majesty's hirilt.—(BetioStergh Paper.) the :Id Rayal Vetewn Battalion is to ralieva the Sty' /loyal eteran Battalion at Ballimisioe, when the latter corlue a procutil to Scotland. The itherdeen3hire Militia, we understand, ate about to be embodied, for :raining and exerei , e, during the present year.—t efberdee t Josroal.) •Ssturilay ihe lit division of the 3S.i regiment sr ti.. 41 ut Edinburgh from Newcastlr. i'aiti.cv RIFLE Coats.—(lti Thursday week, the following letter of thanks was received by the Cont i:toiling Officer of the above Corps :• •` Paisley, April 13. PVC. " the Lord I.lestensal, the Sheri!' of Redrew. slice. sad the Pmvost of Paisley. beg tense. in thh manner. r malty to von, and through yoa, to the very respectable fat iely 11", e Corry un.ler our t otumand. our we masa dui Hui 1:r Ms patriotic and useful services which they have jest tradereo to this district, in a manlier I'3 prompt sad so ho staraltio.—Tle also beg Irate to express oar oren grateful tease ('which records with that of e'er) respectable person Ili this town), Of tare very exeelier.t cundrct of ell the lndiai ovals cf the Corps while on duty here. We hare the honour l• he," de. The increase of distress in the mit,.trEe•euuntry of Stafford:hire has iw.rrasevi alernsingiy in the course the last week, the price of iron has fallen to ti!. pet won ; some blast furnaces :Ire already blown out, and t: is said that by Seturday night there wiU be not lover than fourteen at a stand, and an additional po- P ll l l likas of 12, 1 100 persans thrown out of employ. Ur. KILAN made his first appearance last night in the chara4;ter of trar ; we had made a few observations on the performance, but want of room obliges us to def.: heir ir.sertioa till to-marrow. recollect A a oil Ar Interuption when de:it. and in that case the Loon had ordered. that wine but students wonting &lir gowns and prods:int their certificates. olitreld be admitted into bax. If any loam vles left after the studrnrl were accommo dated, then it might be ot:cupied by other person!. Mr. Sheriff PARKINS obierved, thit it was Not Cs fault tha: circumstance had occurred; and that if blame was fount! to attach itself any where, it resta in the conduct of his colleague. Int ellftSetillelite of the abuse pruce..;ings. thu:e Re po:Ars who r: ere na: stu tents rtireJ Iron. the Ws, tool the fear Gentlemen frum when, the applieati a proeeedeci t 0.,;%. their 11A:c el,l, oi them Art Aye& in & student u. In the Cuurt of I:iug's Itencti titit morning nothing of interrst oc,urred. ' For eolerred temps. a Rrl al Coronet great regatta...dr at top composed of erects. crinzon, prober, said various other C•. , 3(•`. rr 1 Irmps two ems the O. R. wider the Crown was the coshica. my tauter that the AVMs IY. ail party embraced between two olive tratehes eviispnved of small fire's :mope. Cos ent-darJen 'fise•,re, on the Rot-street ride. under the dome rivet the pillars. hid O. R. In twtittant biers,' Crown over a tranrpareney be:ween IA; Majett)'s iuit!ala, far ' rounded ccith • wreath of oal- leaves. IV : is Shit norm the wreath, knotted with a sorter. on which sae the 'sotto— , " D:ett et moo Droit." with a man at; une side, a ideatircck and ti.istle t.n the ( )the. Tie St me and Ceb , :r! Theatres did noel hearer to his Majesty's birth-dee, l+! a brititant display of his Aln;esty's I . inittaL, C,cwn sad IV. In a:Irk:INA ps. Clarence. Le thiest and Duche:s of Cs:uucester hal a dinner party yesterday. Prince Leopold dined with the Dnchites of Kent yeverdiy, at the King's Palace at Kensington. Triter;Ly the Duke and Duchets of Clarence vieited Mr. Smith, in New Nurfulk-stre:t, sheet they partook of a colicollation. 7 he Lords of the Council attembled yesterday at the Coen:it-Ace to hear Appells. "A true Court adolstor," says a French Author, " ander the old eeriav, when he hia.id his credit de clinin,t. 'Wpm hiked to hive re. °title' to some infra :dens invention, to prop, if po s hi:, his falling fey'- tuns. in the year 1776, the Comptruiler-Oeneral cd Fratt:e psroeived that he was daily losing the good the King. fit krew that the King (Lsais XIV 1 was somewhat of a mechanic, and that ht even amused himself piacti:ally in the art of making loci:, and keys Ihe Comptroller engaged in his service two tie:man locksmiths, who hal the re, utatien of being the must expert of their profession in Karcpe. Cadet these he studied every monist" with sit. h ear lrela. that he soon became an adept, duly qna si to interest his Majesty. over whom he again ac golfed an ascmilaney, by teaching certain novel: Ct. in the art, ensuring at the *Mlle ;jinn ihr &idyll:na tion end at:aliment of the Court--eirgiet be eclstifseird is 1 he lurks and keys ot - an how ever curiously constructed, woula have produced no such e:iectii." TO THE EDITOR OF 7112: srArEsw.tx. Ste.—ln same of tf.e Journals a fcw (lays back, I bare read, cvith feelings of the deepest re, ret, an ac eouut, for the sake of suffering Ilikiatiity, I wAild Min hope lit4ner , treetly stated. I Ode, Sir, to the report of a tRII at one of the country Asrint, where a crintival was convicted of sheep-stealing on tit et:delve ut his two daughters, and sul...eti exi.tuted. It is not oty purpose to discuss the 0y of of 4.tiferitif the strong ar:n of the law to fall with its must dread:id weight upon offfnces, which ate but I light ii .ompstison with orte.!rs which stain our ca lendar. l his subject, it if true, it in itself sufficiently important, bat it vanishes '• into air—it:to thin air." when compared with the appalling idea of a parent hurried into cter city by the act of those to whotii he gave life. tan any thing be conceived more rcpue mint to Natalie's dearest rights If it he urged i i de- fence of such a proceeding, their " Salve Pupal; - prima Lea" is the maxim of the wisest lefislators, reply, that I admit f..11y the excellence of tint niltim : eve:y private interest utast yield to the public welfare. '1 tie Sales Popeli is paramount to every thin, except the Law of Nature . " Lea . Nut. ea tepee IfteLer 'is the maxim of Teeth ; it must precede every other. If it wire possible that the pabli.: t.eitare could be up held hy vi•Jtaring the Law ut :4i:duty—eves thee. the pub.ic welfare should yiet.l ; tor an untrue, of the Law of Nature must be the greater evil. I could say more. moth more, on this prepaid subject ; hat 1 decline treep..c.i.,‘ teethe', is the earnest hope that you will devote 1. portion of you co. lawns to thPiir few observations. a.. a. Apr.l mi l, DA . rmeon.—The Dartawor }tailor Trans Compsny resume', e eiieir operations on the lit of May next ; the csntrsct t'or the iron work hes been mile with a house in t. tartardihire ;--men from the tteioibnuritts , iistie.eg will t o employed : prefercnce g iven to these with the larrett finoties. Government has lent the Complier lil.OUth., 31 as to spire the sharehuldess longer tittle to tom; let,. their vepeciise sharp. A tontr... , .t he: been et:tered w:th Sir M. Lover, to supply all the granite in helqtrish of Walkamptun, at the rare of two-peh,:e per t le whiih is already die peter, of at fotrpence, thus I.rovidinc tor expends and pr.tis. Ihr e tet :I t:harelles Low.ion are to be built ratite, and eeveral of the wilcepll. tropolis will forthwith be pia•sil wi.le lhe prime of war is immediateiy to a Sch., el and liou•e of Intiestry, for ehillren. two thousand of these the beginning of Au refit, and the till ?rob:Si:4y, u:tirat,ly te iinreaftil SPORTING IA TELLIGENCE. DE TING AT TATTERS4L'S, Aran. 114. 3 to 1 eget the Ticke cf Orefton'e c. Plndarrie 7 to 2 apt lir. Cessee's f. d. by Klll retell 6 to 1 egst Mr. Thornhat c. 10 to 1 egst Mr. I..7 , lera's c. ADJer Wu to e art Lord batmen's Protber to Blucher OAKS. 2to I spit the Duke Rothind'a f. out of Sorcery 6 to 2 aget the Duke of Ciratton's ch. f. Rowena 13 to 2 nest Lt , r4 Rona's f. The Pride 15 to 2 agst Mr. Rosh's f. ion of Rosen' DONCARTKR IsT. LEGER.• 100 to 7 tit c. by Walk*, out nf i. scia RIVAL AUTHORS. (1110311 A CORIMPOYPENT.) A parr war is now raging at ihr Coburg Theato between two rival author% never cvm sospeced of ori ginality. .1 he subject is Mrs. (); ie's novel of Fato:i r dad losagAre , which has been saccessfaily drama tised in the French and ItalLn languages. he ti l es sre Mativer at an Evestrien Hon , : el:slick-es the Coburg Author nit!) bore wing 1..1 thou;ht% aud incidents, on the pro tu..tion; the later denies it, and alleges, were it truth, it would prove Lis adroitness in Mir , is r from a +111; so that, from esis declaration, the public are led to conclude, airs. Oric's novel hal been cineified between tt.o T—s. Tire piece produced at the Coburg, under the title of A'ar Lear of Prir ate Lift, contains no is , iden: that has not been t then frc•tn the ncvel, or the tat.eiga trio"lations; and it certainly is one of the best dr inns praducod at any of the summer Theatre', and lik •ly to rec 'welter the Monsters for the "pleud.,l;r an : cx travigance so f einently bestowed upon I.'ctsessict:l ribaldry and caitics in the Lir. In 1754, when Cat.t.nne was nptroller of the Ft names in Franco, the pecuniary demands of the Qacon, Maria Antoinette, became very great and ♦ery fre quent ; in the month of April cf that year oh: atipliett to him for no lets a !um than 900,000 to pay some estral detts she had oanrractcd. Caloone only entreated ante. The Miniver became a great fAvon rite w.th her Majesty, and of cuar•c with Lcuis He was tioa ornament of h.r ievevs. and whin aor he was ar..rei g in her circles, a marked anxiety was ex prc7:ril. When the Queen allied Calcnne for mmoey, he once replied, " If it is poovi ie, Medgin, the effsir s ooze; 7 . / it is tv . veri ) ,k, it :MALL Si: DONt PIGEON-3141'CM I'o4 200 w:trimais ri-stagy.—This spurting match between Neill. Kase ani Gill, who belong to the Irlidglism club, (which eh...Lenge:l all England) and Ble.err. Penn and Price, took place on Saturday, en Barhnt Heath. at i 1 birds, 21 yards distance, with tralimited charge, and 109 ys.ds boun dary fcr the bird to fall. The milt was as fol.ows Kan! ki.lid 18, mimed 3; kuilsi 19. missed Penn kiilei 18, missed 3 ; Price killed 19, niimd 2. Mes,r.i. Penn sad Price won the twitch by the two last blade, which Mr. Kane missed, and who was considered the brat shot of the four. betting was 6to lon the Uwe% sad eves after Mr. 0111 bad nthori 1112 Stet bird. It was 2 to 1 on tho lures again after tLr 1011 *hat. Cl:Ploys cosr, be'.onsting to the land lord of the Sarieen's need Inn, Paisley, walks rep larly, *ern morning to &trio, with the sentry sta tional.' in the in:!-y ird, fur the protzction of the gaol. When the sentry ftl s the g• ote stops; Khen the minty turns t!:e goase turn: ;;n ort,it as faithfully follows the sentry as if it were 4hathor. It would eantinne to to !.o daring the night, wee,: it not form; od and lty:kerl w . ) Coxrier.) Vim Saiunlay were lanial at B i . , , hton a few very fine inswic:..rel, bring the fri%t branght in by the boats this season. It has of late years been usual to present the first produce of this delicate species of fish to the illus trious patron of tnis town ; and we understand, that these Mackerel wars immediately forwarded to hie Majest)r. The patio ats in Gre,•nock-hospittil, wounded in the late atfi.sy, contlnue to b.! going on well, with the et eeptiQn of tat.usti rather Tattier, is still ..onsidere 4 .dimle.ously ill. We understand that David ilaggart and William Forrest, twa notorious charterers, who some time ego broke tint of Leith gaol, hare been apprehended a: Dumfries, throurli the a;•tivity of Captain Ruse, the Lrith superitatzoriant, and were on Thursday brought back to Leith. M0.,11 prai,. is due to Captaia Vase fur his zeal and activity on ti.lsozeasion. A Ire was discovzre:l in a young plantation at Rose bnerth.moor, on Thursday 1. st, which consumed Deady time acres of it before it was evinguithed. An In qu:ry as to the cause of the fire is now going on. StacntLams..-We are sorry to ft- ord an instance of this kind, which was etfeeted at Sr. biaaglcia's, about five mile; from Muninunth. in the night of )londay last: they tusk the chest out of the chu. cis into ths ebur:ls-yard, where they broke it open and Hole all the sa , :rament.il piate and vestments therein, consisting of a silytr at!! cover; a pewter plate, with the wards tt to •‘:. Kaughan's parish," engraves tiseremi ; tit, surplices ; a white tabte•cluth, and.thren napkins. there must have been two or more persons engsged in the rubhery, as the chest weighed nearly i eat., and k some thke, from the strength. with whi.,h it was screwed, to loci: it open. A reward has beer 'Akre," by the parish, in artist to detect the• of folder!, and we carn•stly hope it will not be long be fore the,: daring. wretchoi will be trought to the punishment th.ir cr:na.• su justly mseits.—(B;isiol liunr.tu lisan thirv.—A few evesiags Mn.',c strro miscreants nearly cut out the tongue tot an Am white WAS grating near the hir of its uwre , a pout obi math 0 rig Ittu re cent. ' with I set odes kg, residing in t'uuthover, Mat f:lti ;he pro j ected net; join, • irs his iirclihoul by colleethle ?eV, r with tae rho .. •, h.e faithful le -vent vrtf is tn.` Istreets of the nte- . , . nice to place. Vet Olt.nelii ii rt; ki s li tt a ine NW , . tel sippliyi by sthl:te be --g°11". • , _ dog `.II . • . .. r the Lon (ten pan-1. brad. It is . 44 ' . beipei . ' . e . abet se will arrive bi l iajoseld 'lt _ wtttke sperlily &scented, &if i.. ',enact will, in . ceive that pun •%. - nt "shish esti as sit of 'enmesh/ Ito ~ or ; .1:CO . lit jovtly d Tqrre5......(Le.,.. P Jp:.-p ~ .4P . so, V :~ .-~