The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-02-22 00:00:00

ri . p r THE STATESMAN. 0 111° '" w.-- f L.,,, , rose j p a w, the proportion which would be . TIUNT's BRMISII HERB TEA.—Mr. HUNT l SoHerls of 'tat highest • fo r e. til I es l . l 4l : T h , r „,, ee good to the Queen th e loss of her late ; JILle h e , „, the . % sort ante e e COW yes 1 great plessere to Inform the Public. that %nein ;lie !Odic notice in rapid succession, lied will eon 'be his hrotetitt to perfection his petrimic Mixture. composed , ett..,- ea l b o usanit pounds a year, would be kr one. --, th at ar rangement was at present to kis mind solely of British lierbe, of th e most w h,d,,,,,,,.. „ e „,„,'„, , .Intle !ti dome till sassy great changes brio taken place tali~abctory, fur he couid not rest upon mere tech. ; aromatic eine, w hi c h „le ~k , , &H o l e d „ int : at t on lit • moral world. The first in order, whichmore etts__„: twas • Timis, as to the rumours to which his . third the prieeof Foreign tnxed Tea; and ia its use is in aut sediateiy concerns us, sere the proceedings in our Par- ! 'n""" -- • ' ' d had P Wed and whirls were . reteare one-third of tne sugar necessary to mak China _ a t ° ab le tile" Ft! a st a asousl of suspicion upon the character , lc i . . Aii r. , ; 1 _ 00. 4 0. ,,„..`" dit r ..,bi el se . iii p iunous to those w h o use tem. anlte , y y r w a ne disregarded such rumours. te e , use ill hr,t d. re re 11.'4 are noxious, deleterious, and in' iti the teeislature, which, although we are not going to i 14 ] a ge - to uo takes about Inquiry or COMilliosieflt, 'lie to e.)ilqiitqloho4 seditious ur rebellious a s to say ; c 0 pries of the ltritieh llerb Tea in Tax o utgo • , 0 7 4 n he e!.ou• the rum . on . red result of any rumour. ?.. 1 " , , • as- 1 tie revs of the Poor have made War aca:nst the Fro- i maiden the Ito powers of Loots und Cseautons within "%dry, to have the shiCntest egret °Pon Il 6 tolt: - solidest itinerate, but Mr. Dint , at the sante Paw the , he itself; yet must, fur what we hare witnessed of late 1 "'"'11.1 . 1 if atts• thing in the shape of a shstinet c an t e is ilea-mined Lowy his Cuticle with the Excise. linen* inlet- since the 7i .. .% a b e *teen should be brought before-that Heusi., toted Proee e dines a ga in s t rose persons who have seized it. , year- , peat citation of My. Fri?. almost et iteoisl,„hoted be found to act as became an honest has taken care to supply his poorer nellow. e iti le sa with : clusitely attract slur attention as paraaans of Ilettonse— i° bef f P a rliament. by pronouncing a Lair decision, somethme eimia 1 :,,.,„„i ; vi the r e narrow Wall. sold. Retail. In Mrs. Cedar. 63. Fleet-street ; Mr. west- . Voiumil . i might • 1 ' ;hem what have a worst which the bare entering eta n she records of the • a • 11 .„1 - r e • ern the parties immediately concerned, but a b i t i . th il flee ! . -street ;at the Wareituseie, 43, Fore-street; and . , Peers indeed nest.. they r i 74, lP nl e: t w o the public interest, which ihreonsideration Use Weeders of the Beverage. et ,kw • po •co-pleasantly drat ' areal , a hum , oy ken 'hie important qnestiou must necesssr;ly involve, . e. 7.10,1 be would be found, iu such a CAW , wady to !-- ------ — , - MAII.a. ",,, s i entire to the Quo 'n, to the halm, and to the ' ARIL DI .C. I Aitlt. aim. he first ohject, then, which strike' us as one arect- i •ii a line regard to ail the national and coneti- I nrt ,„ ts si. 011 0 Holland .. (... ieg our reputation ili the eyes of foreirm countries tli... I i f is oints naturally belonging to such an- investi- ! 1 w iterroed 1,• P , roundieg us. and who make marriage a sacrament. sties ' Bit• tai some speci fi c charge should be an! . .s. • U Ourruser am/ Jersev .. II 0. 3FI-1/wiers ° ;the one trested of last night in the House, by Mr. Ida at = .; t 3 OA !louse, he was determined that his lies U t; tten i,,,,.o . ... I t ' b ir shss u ! , ~,, ' o ej be sealed upon the subj e ct. If any cliar a e U Ilsui , tarftts ... r 4 b e e t-di -reek he begged it to be rerollected that ; a temtricots Personage was not remarkable !Or a .ty • N11(1; 1w sTocks Tills DAY AT ONE•O'CLOCk. ' virus thcv entertaintsi of it; all, however, rirreeirg in t rou t aceticztio.., nor for ally diflacul ty . to , Dank Stock :11:11 India titriek ~„ 11,1 I , • • the enachisicte that it ought not to rest one umment i ;are lor irea,cence. liemnahering, theta bet alacrity , 3 per Cent. Red. 130 W Dittoilimen 15s. ' , Wpm. ', flo silmjeet of fornicescharemin it was !Mt candid to I 3 Per neat . Coils. 0141 uht Annuities , ;oil the ground no which nlinisters would leave it. . re- her cre.:it for (marl alacrity to wet !my s inuses , N per_Cent. SF'! Ex-itills- At. Is. Pl 3. Is. dee e latter llertilenein declar es ! , nith a manliness which ~,.. • •lii hereafter be adrauced, and for eqmil facilit y, ~4 't's .r a tieu,, L t • t"'• ; iL t Ditto Com. , , Amninm did lionour to his feelings, that. " according to his %In-: 1 6 :7 3 1.- 402fipattliing her aeconereas-(ttear , t*ar, burr ) i o P ng " - A t i, n - l a ' is ). 1 .- - .1 8 Ccn. for Ac. Wit derstanding of the Constitution, she, who was the wedded t a:tit the sortie:l which his Bight lion. intend had Imp. !per Cent. Ann. Lou. Tickets . Cats es. , , m ean to ilisauss was of such an important dia. , wifeof a Kt tic rep , tritt, was a t'auecn-Cersort co :pee, and , , e set . ~....,."..............i....... ...... 'bat 12: hatted limelemen would at alt times feel— tlif liter chine was as indisputable as that of the litoe race, a r empriety a considering it with calmness and tette Else *tatcfSmatt. hi , 'IL" Many, almost every one knows, that the egi. • that belied up as that iptestion was with the fret -' . tati this subject hilly 5a1.... rcrte.:ndregeot Melt havelai it nr • LII.TT:n sTATFI . . I Ive.:l rotenv went •• ew TN? • PO A - N .. S e.., fall :h.. Royal Fondly, he t rus t e d no appeal upon ... -, Ts ATv: . r.N. almtst durtnent many years at the bottom of a cue, out arsabject wan ever he made to any turbulent p a s. ' _ .... ....-.. . . - tof ihmrs.—(Hear, hear ! especially from Lord ef itls eertain rer , onages seared largely of pleasure. ~,,,ss 114 ,„,areagh mid those who sat near hi.u.)—.\n appeal LONDON: T ' cloud way, inflect,, obscure the fare of the , ;bat future must serve to raise a ferment in time (elm- TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY n, 1320. • •-:, ail to have the names of illustrious personages • ~ el ' If; but it must be faeed ; it must he wiped i , aed enough the mire of every hustings throughout . --+.1.... ty ;pee.—(Dear, hear! on the Ministerial beer us) , SUICIDE OF LOCVEL. may. .it has been long staid, •• ile.'itar.t Rego, pity- 1 leysLcaission of this important question should ever : Letters re/mired this morning in r *Airs —that is, Kings go mad (or do rash acts), i ~alePartlement. he would enter into the discussion : " from Paris state. that a he people suffer for it. It should not be so. Let ess fall ronfidenee of an eanitahle result. Lonyi d . the assassin of the Duke de Berri, has cow -1 .Da . who is to blame in this instance, and let the int. esd CASYLEREAOH said , that he had not intend.. nutted suicide; it is reported that the naeteh had done patetismo fall on the errant who has committed the indis ,asistryss the Haase again upon a question of allich the Deed by means of poison. Amor must feel the extreme delicacy, and he ruse crepon. ttreat proi le fbuit!.l be more cautious than Theseor letters a l so state that Rovitionao, the banker, "Trot ea , purpose of thenl.ing the ilonourable and !' ; Mary persons as to what they do, for the sake of ex nes! theeleinan for a speech which did equal honour who recently nue with an accident in that capital. still 1 ankle. We exhort the above gentlemen then—we ex : edowl and his heart, and which must have carried remains dangerously ill, and his medical attendants be- I , r etie.; to all who heard it. H I a 39 *sq .' Ministers : come alarmed tot his ultimate recovery. 1 h t . every wan tibia real. his honour concerned in the ;;last lo.! sight of the inconsenienee which might nr a his country, a Chrixiian, though not a Catholic . -.lona a lanse of the proaisiau which had been made Ico try alto ) -ether, and yet, at here the obligation of mar- 1 ass Illustrious Personage. and it was their inteltion T/1E FUNDS. j liege is held same:!, if not aunibered with the sacra- ...Omit a suitable measure to the consideration of- the The Stock Market continued very stationary yesterday -••p" •. fo t 4 . we repeat, that we exhort thein to see entered ow. afternoon at Gs, for the Aceonnt. and elosal at that price. •4, t h e reeve d, of the country, whether we have a' lb Reuse then resolved i •.11' into a Committee of , The observation made in the House last night by ', 'w eer , i i 4. : Mr. Mensal es respecting the deficiencies in the Consvli-or have tint a (Nemo at this moment, and to ' 4 CI! tNCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed 1 that the Homily in the 'woks of Church Service be eir ie.:seta/VOL towarls satisfying such annuities and dated Fund, has had the effect of casting a heave gliiont '' - tilted from tlir sort of stain that is wont to he east rams as would hate been pail opt of the Consolidated upon our Penick. This mottling Consols opened. at ' ' nit at present, in uhich the entering or omitting a ad, ia Case the dectise of Ina 31ajeste had trot taken 6e .11, and the market lucks 1-u-feeling heavy at that Owner of the Throne is made as easy as the 'rising a frt. • v, . I g e t pnee. antra, respec t a bl e 'orokers have sold largely.— t ' ':s. TIERNEY siid. that if he nnilcrstood the Ri:;t4rarscter fron. the pronipt-bouk of a playhouse. Where Illecamb'a tientleatan's proposal, it was to enable the , Time principal business cow doing is the making up of bra. the 31r. Vi'ttarereaca's, the Mr. Witco's, the Mr. !auto make eyed all payments coo sif the n e n Li s t. • a e„e„„ nt , for Feetny__ next. The deprersicin of c the ' Leacnee, &a. Lc. upon this interesting occasion, which I:serpents f: ea the Consolidated Funds. Noe' , the French Entitle has 1101 s:l'eor,i ours in the way in o was 'mates it yroblestiatical what is oar practical religlob ? Valle recortieell no annuity to the gores. Au an- . first . onrtat been Vented to her as Princess of Wales— a' a n tic i pate d . f or t h e n , aoce hateisamilleaster. : 014 i of g.. es_ tkete wit Now none. Unless, ....-........---- the decline. Money is nut qua'. so plentiful, haying With re o pen to Seanish Weirs, it lOMs, that• ea stLesn ef f,r-rap, the word Queen were introdtwesi, her Majesty fetched 5 per cent. to-day. the 3d tvesteot' the gates of Cadiz had not been veal mut have one sixpenc e of income, unless by the a—acme . — `thrown open to the Coestitutional army. The report of _ Man el'. La ) , l.t j est) , ' a 31iniaters. i the capitulation of that city to the troops, is in a good The l kteliCk„ Ida HI of the EXCHEQUER then Paris papers of &tardily hate arrived. The y eove• screed fat z saw not exceeding 50,0110/., to provide for municate no new feet with respect to the assassination m easure accounted fur by the Bishop having visited staii ceposesel a civil lettere as did not form a part of of the Duke of Brant, hat contain many judicious and . the f3titlf of Insutnetar, in hors of haranguing them lb , . anlinsre ebtages.—Agreed to. : forcible argnments against the making all Prance au- : into roue- lieece with the terms of enhmission which had rte Report of the Perim) Bribery Bill was ordered • ewer for the crime of one man, y been desired hy the authorities of Cadie --It is said, in h le- . }fug the county y . to he rewired this day three months, and the Court lit I i ender such disgraceful restrictions as are prepsoej. news from Aadrid (hut intelligence thence is least to be E.:cattier MI this day fortnight. depended neon), lint a provisioning party, gu.ng out The Ameadmeuts to the Irish Election Poll Bill were • &moral loyal addresses have been presented to the King i • I lii:,, un the sid e of Vexes. and Cone!, was cut mid a third time, and ordered to be engrossed. ion the @erasion, and one amnia the number from the f rom t he • ' The Irish Exehequer Chamber Bill was postponed to e i ontistor y. in the name of the Christians of the Coufas. off by the troops under the command of Deseret Jos. e ths day Mrtnie 11.. O . I)UNNFL, and obliged to separate and take to flight in herd' AI.THOItP moves! the second reading of the ,ion of Angsberg. the direetion of the UN-altar camp. Cadiz is represented. ten team Debtors' Bilk He set fotth the Importance Letters from Bayonne, by the way of Bonrcleauv, tranquil, which may lie the ease: but it is nt - Omitting the ,ersio heneorteas the principal feature of slated so late as the 12th inst., say how restricted n* %err r- as • 'he Mom a and defended the clause which went to chants are from mixing any thing, or a few wools remit. . questionable, that several persons of consequence are nabe it enumnisory en the debtor to take the benefit of „ t hat might cons *althea that the Insurgents were in every day arrested, and who have heretofore filled high ey 'as Act. g others. Altecturnt, i: seems, bee been executed. The ftill was ordered to be read a secoml time this . force, or their cause promising: they therefore write in let fortnight. a sort of enigmatical style, such as saying e the wind ,Ise Coireyancere Rill was ordered to be read a blows battler and harder; that it is claniserons to reti ree). I time this day fortnight. . bark," &c. There appears to be a considerable fertuenta- Bill for continuing all swell laws as would expire t i on a limited time, wee brought in, read a first and , tton at Valencia, as the French resident, are said tam he sr 3111 time, and committed. i preparing to quit it. Whatever may be the fate of Lodi?. At halt -past light the House adjourned. it is plain that the insurrectional army maintains its a......a I - ground, since it has die stehed a column to Algemirms, The proceedings of the French Government, at this moment, rove beyond all doubt the concert existing between the di rerent powers of Europe. Their Cabinets seem to he directed by one spirit, and that spirit is hostile to the liberties of the people. Can any thing be more insensate then the reasoning and acting of the French Ministers Awe the deplorable event of the mur der of the Mite of llenftt ? Althongh the assassin eon tinnes to deny that he had any confederate in the foul deed, yet do they talk of the ronspi.-ory and of his oc-. compliers! This is worse titan the retolcrs in our own Cabinet, founded upon the assertions of a Noble Duke. that a hundred thousand turn of a district were up iu arms, when time whole population of the place—men, women, and thildren—arnounted hut to half that num ber!! The clear state of the business is, that Emperors and Kings will nut relinquish any of their unjustly 'striped prerogatives; nor will they allow the people the exercise of their franchises—that is, of their rights, which they never did, and 'never meant to give up. They eon'd not do so, indeed. without robbing their children. In fact, if our ancestors base ceded them for a moment for a centnry, or they might be :rip posed to agree in the way of barter, we ought not to be, . nor are we, hound by such a senseless contract. We have tweed expressly or tacitiv, and the manner makes no dilf•reurr in the thing itself, to give up the exercise of es many of the rights of nature individually, as will • nut be inconsistent with our general welfare in society. .111 hesond this is null and void, in reason and act. . Kings are now railing op force to second their unrea sonable dfmartis : the people are uniting the . power of intellttrt for resisting them: this will be the most in • teresting er ntlict th tt ever has taken place in the civi lized world. Agatha arr the weapons which the former will employ to effect flit it conquest—Plusses are those to which time latter will resort for a suceemtni defeat.— 'f he ejurslioo is, whether the former can ow will seise on and 'dente the latter ; fur on that achievement depends the 'pertly or tardy termination of the Interesting star ' I fare. The ixperiatent still be made generally, that is, throughout Forope, as surely as that these words of the pelt will appear in print ere the day is nui out. !spat_ STATE OF IRELAND. under the orders of Colonel fitrno : it is signified that The stat e If tbe county of c a l w3r is lieneral FRFIRE has even male a retrograde morellient. tA V. Ert. !7.-7 3 .e whole of the arms and arrow.. It is added, that a report was current at Bayonne, "meals of the Veornanry in this town, were removed when the courier left that place, that General PRETRE Itwa l'enc.. Yesterday, for Athlone. There bas been an had actually been attacked at Sainte Marie ; and that, ,rdor from tier:era, to have the arms of all althreigh he hail repulsed the assailants, it had been the lt):«r Vequtani v Corps also deposited in Athlone. It has been reported, that a Parg a t Riblionmen at- at great loss on his side. After this trial of force, and lark e d the lonise of Captain P. LE rt y, sod carried in some measure of shill, the writer observes, that the arms of the Derrytnacloughney Yeomanry ; we mast credit this.—( Team Go.retic.) turas. Prn. I7.—The arms belonging to the old Itonesiry Corps of Athenry were this day conveyed Oen air town.—(rom emeriti' journal.) hi'llze:•ev, aided by t few of the military, lately mark!,! t patty of Itilehonmen,and succeeded in making "ft of them prireners; the' were transmitted next wain to the county gaol, Galcray.—(Tosno Go -Pee.) Coanlito.! to the county gaol of Galway, by Robert Preach. of Monivea, and Samuel Pembleton, Esq. Chief Ilarkrate of Police, twenty persons charged with be is~ (tit bon err they were escorted by a detachment of Pice..•-(ro,:rti/Vlll efostrissi.) We shall, in our next, hare some general informstion lu iay Were the public. the Spanish Inilependants sent off several divisions of their army to diffeirnt points, which is a great pre sumption that they are in considerable force, and feel a perfect confidence in their cause. It is added, that FERDINAND, alarmed at all this, had actually signified his wish •s , resign the Crown in favour of his son CHARLES; and that he hail, without consulting either his Confessor or Minister of Justice, subwrilsed-to all the articles of the Constitution. The King has now, in another Proeciamation, offned a pardon to the officers as well as the soldiers, if they would return to their fealty, but they hare, fur the third time, refused to sub mit, and insist upon the Constitution by the Cortes. le Galicia the spirit of liberty has broken ont, and an officer attempted to allay the fermentation wa: killeul on the spot. It is asserted, that all the inhabitants of Madrid, not domiciled, hare had peremptory notice to quit that city. Not only the Court, hat all the rich inhabitants have canght the alarm, aid the latter have persuaded his Most Catholic Majesty to offer a carte ble..che to the revolted tinny and its supporters. If these rumours, coa dits, have any foundation. the work of reforaistion in Spain is more than ?hardest. Fusses Faros.—Fire pet Cents. 701 r. lat.—Beak Actions 1410 ft. HIGH COUR I' OF JUSTICIARY. tatteareot.. Fen. !P.—Yesterday. the Court met. ac emnting to asijonrument, in order that their Lordships bi!ht deliver their opinions on the objections urged on Monday. b the Counsel fur Gilbert M•Leod. The Court pronounced jutignsent, re Iliac the ob *ram. After whicbshe prisoner plea&sl Not Guilty. Their Lordships than Mkwed that the Court should wow on Monday ism to proceed with the trial. lir. Cogna te s tapered, that their Lordship* ',honk! ceder the Printer. or Editor of the Corresponekot to . atalad, and lateire who was the author of an article imenetis that Parr, teaglass to bias tbe public Mud vaist the primmer, by Main that he was charges! • varieei sets it a smith mature. whit+ wur preyed es7vet. Iva Oise a lb paper woe goielivti to Ottawa me lieirsPior wit, • • • . On the evening of the aesailiaatioa of the Deb (le i Barri. a perm', at the ball of the Odra, 10 a Igiss ig . Praia Parrs la a P ebati l t • elaralaad Y tta e e a . was heard t y aaetiter. aim etaeitell—" 11 " Caw d• Wig* hew Iflaisew. has seared. I Thiehees 11 . ffe s t ia wretched ea eagh ky dais MIN."— titattlolo of iittenau will saitterti MN. l(Perig Pdper.) .• • dot AN _~~~ ..:.. Ti: 'V . NEW YORK PAMIRS. _.~ _ Now York Papers arrive:l Ma morning to the 271 h January. We extract the most interesting inteiiigeuer. triton Till Nuaioi.K IMIALD,JAN. 1:•.] •Jdr. Thomas Oliver, of Buenos Ayres, tame passerzer in :be hug Robert, from Pio Janeiro (arrived in Velar ton-romis on Salmlay). Mr. 0. mates, be arrived at Rio from Buenos Apra on the evening of the 2Mth Nov., and on entering. the Fcrt saw a Russian squadron of fire sail. whirla had jfie: anchored. On landing at Rio Janeiro, he engaged his passa4. in the Miter', which re‘sel sailed :Ile next day for Baltimore. Malt. at fin, ho learnt that a . lkitish squadron, of (our sail i.t the line, under consul:awl of Sir Titoism, Hardy, had ar rived at that Fort a week before, and were still there. Mr. 0. did not learn any paricularb Tula:ire to either of the squadrons or their destinations, as he only re mained at Rio one night. Alit that he undertakes to state is, that they were at Rio at the time lo• left there. LATE FROM CHILI. Ite following is an extract of a Letter frow saotie K o do Chile, dated 7th Or:uber " The aqttailron of t hi!i, under command of Lora Cochrane, arrivet! from Valparaiso on the ilth ult. aril after touching at rolu:•iiho to receive about '.:C•O on isoard, departed from the coast, destito•frio having on board nearly a compleat re,;isie.lt of marines and infantry, including engineers ; It wan itemised with a mixed emir. but nearly all the officers; and more than half the crew were foreigners, chiefly English and Am iicasi seamen. Their object is to destroy the squadron at t•tillao, and after to meet that on its way from Spain; in case of .uceess in the first object, some military 'MI:- meats on a smaller scale, may be attemisted.' with the few troops on board. A grand militar: evidition on Lima is meditated, and Deceinher or January ensuing is spoken of as the time determined to put it into exerts- Lion." ----- - NAVAL INTIMLIGENCS. The Quatre Scours, Dow, from Rio Janeiro to New York, was driven on Squambearli, on ti.e 17th ult., au4 bilged; part of the cargo expected to he saved. The Diana, Ilrown, from Limerick to Liverpool, sttnrk on a rock ne.zr Lneh Tarbert, about the ittii all Yank; crim saved. • '1 he Helen, lieiriet, from Bourileaux to New York, was totally wrecked, shout the 17th alt., vu lab nil, a.id very little of the ratios +ww•ll.• The Planter, Capperthwait. from Londonderry 'a Philadelphia, put into HallynAtill liar, near Westpor, 13th instant, with loss of rudder, and has been com pletely stripped by the country people. DEAL, Fes. 21.—Came flown from the River, and tailed. the Kitchen, Soper, for tirenatia.—ltemains its the Downs the Severn frigate. PoaTIWOCTII, Frs. 21.—Arrived the Sincerity, Bad cock, front Loudon; and Renown, Perry, from Ouh Sailed the Ganges, !'hirers, for .bladras and lienga! ; and flake of Turk, Finial-men, for St. Michael's. FA LllO9ll/Tll, Fine. 19.—A rrired La Josephine, Aourstarr, from Brest; Industry, Williams, from St. Aiieiriers, i;a fifteen dam for London, with loss of anchor and cable; and Dori, nay, fret ditto, in fourroewsinfa s .for Loa (l9n.—tioilrJ the Luke of Alarlhoruugh paLket, with a wit for Lisbon. HARWICH, FRS. 21.—The Quebec parket, Barron, in halla•t, has been bronclit in here hr twveral salraw! ?marl:4 ;Ton her beam ends, haring been picked up at the hack of • the Shipwash Sand without any person he nn hoard. It in supponed File has heru AM shore. a.; she is nearly half full of water, and her cargo is shifted. A British iron-stocked anchor, weighing itt cwt. .t qrs: has been reported at the Viee-Admiralty - Court; “ Eli- Torheth" is marked neon the erdsvn. PIMANCe. Pea. Ilk—Arcked in the Bay the Lord Collingwoo4l, Harris, from gataria for Amsterdam. She has sent a bar of letters on shore. , Also the Criterion, of and from New York. out !I days' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, Pas. 21. • ARRAY. 11 to 2 and 6 to 1 agst Arbutus, by Walton, d. Lisette 14 to I apt Mr. Thornhill's c. Sailor 16 to 1 apt the Duke of Orafton's e. Pindarria 17 to I sort Mr. R. Milues's c. 'KW Duke 100 to 3 agst Sir Charles Banbury's bl. r. out of Tawny oArs. 4 to 1 agst the Duke of Rutland's f. out of Sorcery 8 to 1 agst Mr. Wyadbatn's f. out of Marianne Betting on the Rtidlesworth saute Ili before. DONCASTKR ST. LEGEN. 16 to 1 asst e. by Walton, out of Usetts 17 to I agst Arbutus, by Walton, d. Lisette COLTT OF KINO'S BRNCH.—(rets DAr) DONALD/10V O. RTODAIT •DID Or/S. Mr. Pru.ra opened the ease. This was an action for libel, published 111 a newspaper belonging to the de fendants. Mr. Itat:vn, for the defendant, said, be would prove CV. ry tittle of what was stated in the paper to be true, except that part which said he aims (outwitted for trial. That was an error of the Reporter, fur which the de fendant.bad offered to make every possible reparation. Several witnesses were called, who proved the plaintiffi to have been discharged for ember Ling, and that his 1 father had compounded the matter with Air. Woodhead.; The Coley Jousts summed up, and the Jdry brought in a verdict for the . We learn that the publication of The Maneheeter Observer has been suspended. in consequence, ai it wis• stated in placards on the walls. of the restrictions itn- t . posed on *rummers br one of the late Acts. LsomaanNlNALLT;Reo.—We are sorry to have to) annoumce the decease of Leonard 3L•Nitlly. Req. of the: lrish Bar. He was in the 68th year of his age, ane was called to the Bar in 1776.. He was a lawyer of great embank*. No other teas in his time understood; what is called Crown Law better. if as well. His ge l , nins as a writer is well known—he was the anther ofi several dransatie works, most of which were mccessfull (I risk Paper.) Wednesday might, a little before tea o'clock, an ex plosiou of gas took place is a house is Hovsn-stree Hotehosontown. Hiaegow. The gm. though not used b the ecespiers, by seise masons bad got under the floor the hoses, sad •therehg commtinicated with the fire. brick paetitios was Omura down, and the floor and Ware of the house broken to pieces. The gas. it b o a wily been ictrodnewl into •the pipe laid in t street till same day. and it to reported that the trod sloe wetted to plug it Mess they left their work A. ad was. who had men 1 1 11 of all sedum, has silo. died t gegigorml from the offsets St the gee. sad as ag wawa &helm* NI. - _ -- • co•- t... °~"";+~ , V h.;l P 4' I. . ' •„,. -, 1 1 ' i~