The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-25 00:00:00

will- r am." ,fit refarien dc. i zns in the month of December. 14. n , t that time actively employed in promoting ceded attack at the Earl of W T MOO L %ND'S, OD etl2sioO of a gram' cabinet alinuer. Of this de er, which appears to have commenced and resits* in Matell', it seems he moat hare made sots* coAS men:ration to 3linisters, ;at a period he bail hoped to I t, r iar it forward ; for laurel Ilaulaou HT, it %rill Ise re- 1 1 raPecied, stated on the trials at the Ohl Bailey, that linisters had been apprised of plots ae.aitist them. Ire toontl.s before the explosion, is the 'north of frirra.t:y, of the Cato-street conspiracy. It are (hallo existed of the falsehood of the eharees ay sinst the spy ; if any means could be in bv which the evidence or the moil% , s of the v;:ne , ses before the Grand Jory e,atlat hr overturned •., que-tiuuctl; if it cool.' be any how disproved that it was br the suggestions and the means that Leibardi ei.:t the whole vonspiracies were trained and • reed on, the pnlalie must remain eons i need that e :weal Isr;vr made to Justice could not possibly be a ‘Jileo. When the astr.ologers in France were every rear foretelling the death of Henry the Fourth, " These said lokit•oguisishe rigid at lost, — Anew ith maul um* orgy the same thing . hr s a id the, mi. merons predirtions which have atsifflleti a final period to the Funding atulPaper•wouvy sy.teitot ; to the latter rf which tile Statesmen in whose shout r-siaohry 041 porn% cm demand originated, have now colictirred in king a definite period. It it ip,l breatiNe men, the nowt acute, anticipate unduly the eveitt of systems or nwasnres, as to the precise moment of their dissolution: it is not bermsc the imagination k exercised or.` . lion, the positive decision on which is n ,t within the Mere of hnmaa knowledge ; it is pot because FFFECT does nut fo!low CAI - At conspicootudy and pr, ',Hit ord'', and in the order and time conjectured, that therefore the lrssons of wisdom and expel fence are Iv lie invslit data, or that effect must not invariably follow Cr,',% it it becalm a certain class of pertons, (oinhap- I iIY uvouler..ll4,) persist in believing. when all ratioital ::reforsit of he;ief err ettingnithed, or bream... they hope s against hope," that establishments, which will se hear the test of truth and of tuber critical investi tatiun, will toot rune to a fatal if nut an untimely end. Erruhetous faith ill monstron. tysteneo of %%list was then called relig:ou distinguished the crednliont of the days that are past ; and a belief ropiallv Erroneous. a n d *early as revolting to common .cute, in vstems of pu litinthreenomy tad political jutliee, st-elll5 likely to obtain for the present age (at beat in this counts') a character for simplicity whit Is may be fairly matched with the fully s 4 the past. How long, however, (it wly he asked) is this strange ....,:ateAllailighioihnLl liiii_iongle overweening con fidenceSo'3ll, 07tviat the dictates otemiallaon sense. anti si. yertioacionsly :o hold the place of reason ? Are the warnings of the wise (confirmed by the uniform experi ence of every age and nation where the Fending. System L 44 been adopted) to be for ever looked upon as the Sibyls' leaves, which. however oracular, may be eon teamed with impnnity: - Was the safety of the Missis sippi sehento in France, or of the South Sea hublile in England, ensured by the insane delusion with which each acre for a time supported? And could the coon o-nance afforded to the former by cite nctlevr and the Kisc, and to the latter by the Minister and a portion of the (incontinent, prevent that sure and certain de struct:on with the seeds of which the.e once boasted financial projects were thetmelces pregnant ? These mielity bubbles of their day have burst : these schemes of fictitious and paper-moneywealth (At that time rivalled oniy in folly by the starch 1:r the philosopher's stone), have met with their deserved and wren, fate. and, " - like the baseless fabric of a %kW', " Leave lot a wreck behind." Days, awl months, and years, have since rolled away : and, if the sober pare of history did not with 'imp's tionable veracity testify to the reality of these monu ments of human fully, disbelief in their existence would be neither unjustifiable nor unjust. Bet, alas! with Vii.in, has alsa pass d arey the impressive lesson which they were eminently calculated to teach, and perhaps in this, the centenary of the explosion of the South Sea babble, a still more signal punishment awaits similar transgression of the dictates of common sense. In 1791, the whole of the taxes paid into the Ex chequer for every pn:pose of novetument amounted not to 16 millions and a-half, and the provision by rates for the impotent, the sick and the aged, equalled not the sum of three millions. The house of an En glishman was then consider d to be his castle, and he "Ircised the right of keeping arms to defend It; the p ress , was not then degraded by fetters ; grievances, if ;b e y el ,:sted, could be complained of in the open manly good old ittigiitit way, and petitions fur redress be voted in pubar' at the will of the complainant, needing no to be skulked about in private, with the caution, if nut with the codsciousness of a conspirator. Wise, we see a eonntry so changed, a people so altered, te nants so distressed. rents falling off, estates partially occupied, manufactures rapidly declining, commerce extinguishing, a failing revenue, and a starving and therefore dimontented anti dangerous population ; what most we think of the annual demands of Govern meet on the property of the country, increased from 16 to 66 minions! Whit oust we think of a dui lap army of I IP,OQU men Hi rime of ram, is a eras . try called free, maintained at as ezpence of upwards Pi Tel artwoxs or NOSILY! If the Conatry Gentieesen are Word awakened to a atone of their road situation, the Report of the House Trn E STA' ►~IIN. of UNISIIIOOII as the Corn Laws (where it is proved to I THE Collo:V.17W N. them, by the most elieeeeltliewthie "On" , that —asp— I Preparations for the Coronation have now corn. though their rentals had, in the ye a r Isl.', trent ' woe's, within Westrtsinster-hall. Arrangements are nominally doubled, yet theft rents had diathaAlied „r in • tooki to sit .1 magni fi cent chandeliers front the ms/ value, whilst at the same time the taxes had i n-. roof; used ore satttr i l ar next the 61'114160v at the creased voint-rut-u) in .y now make WHO. iropressiou exteenittv of the Hot, in whi. . h the court , of chim . ery on their recurerNl understandings; anal, if they hire , and Kini's Deitch are 'with will be ultra down, to sufficiently robbed olf the tiles from their eyes, the y I afford atiditionil spare fur the ceremony. It i.: taped issue perhaps he ahle to rat their approdrbiug frit All i two. in the re-eonstruaiun of these Courts. enure at ilte authorises! and newly puldished rounnunicatto ‘ ns i to the Marti of Agriculture.trillion will he paid to the aceomniodati 111 l of suitors on the state of tne .: and the public. The Court of king's licliLls will sit Lauded anal Aericultrotal Interests, au.l its the pages i tem Teem in sericanis . Intl. itf Mr. Ileathfirld. But it may be said. that the ryes of these Country fielatletnen, whose meeting bn been announced. are only yet partially opened a—opened only to some fain; ilkcerninent of what they may consider thou, own per- Solari interests; and Opened Sufficiently only to desire a return of high price& and high teats, that they way he able to pay high taxes: and their " fu.•therrnce of the .iteress of the Agricultural Petition!" way meats now l•orn Laws. protecting allutie.:, and dearer bread. If so (long :14 may have been already their " state of repose“), let them "skep mad take tkrir rod :" hut let. thew r. member also. that when the)• are next • awakened, it will be to a day arjath,,,hrid ANAGRAM. II 1.)11 tresspoxe what ladies wear. -"Twill plaint) sitew whnt harlots are: t . gain. ii von traliqpnse the same. Mill see an ancient Hebrew name: Claude it again. and it will shew Wliat ail on earth desire to do i Tratfispose the letters !,et once more. 'What bad men do. you'll then exp:ote. - •-••••01 ,- • A fANCASIIIRF: PUN. flit Is DOLT. more the pit.., %% wild tam lie thou Plat witty. Thim , ilt Dirk is at lie:t but a drone, Who thiiiis it no sin To MOO ;okra from Tisi Uats.• 01/..101: Ilittra. and call them his own. , One dm. in Dem'. e.tr. A p A friend. . mho sat !mar, i,. tithing, smart in h half-w Lisper spo'.e • , Thct Mani Ms Mend's jest. It But wax jeer'd by the rest, % P swore 'twat no IMPROMPTL j..ke. ifit appeal'il to the eltair, .ch condnet was fair. Atelli j ke %Os most rerlainlv new ; % ho. the matter to mend. . L i iktis'd at DICK. then his friend. ,replied. •• Yes; it 4Oa II.M ritourt tot.." succirptior <A the immortal Joe Miller. asii--___ reit. I ilr. Leri. Lire. Prato a Liverpool p,r reeeivell this manioc .APT. cO.ATINUE L L p rat IBT DAT OF Jt LT. 1' 4 •22. • rut rVIIIMITTING trot r OW WOOL Mold DDITII.III ILAATAIIO4 174 AIIFILICA. A` Whereas an Act was made in the lath vear of the re:An his present Majesty. entitled •An Art fO permit. moil time day of March. ISHII. the exportation. to she United Kingdom. of wool from the British Plantations in America :' whirls sad Art was continued, by tui Art of the 40:1i tear of the reign of his present Majesty. until tlim••lsth day of Marsh. ISM and which is near expiring. and llt to he continued. Be it further enacted. ht the King's must eseelleut Majesty. by and with the advice and consent of the Lords spiritual Slid temporal. a n d tommons in this presrMt Parliament as sembled. and Icy the authority of the same, that the said Act shell he, nod the same is hereby, continued from the said Imlth day of March. 1t419, until the Po day of July • ifsl3. .• Plantations in America. March 31. MO." Extract of a letter f New Providence, slated Feb. 15 On Wednesday last Mr. John Symonett ar- Tired here from Amine; Island, helm ing with him a person who calls himself Reynolds; Ilrhilir. It ap pears that this mall, with fire others, Arrived at Andros Island in a hoot, stating themselves to be the crew of an American vessel wrecked on the Isaar rock:: but thrones other circumstances which occurred, induced his to suspect that Melville was oime of the crew of a piratical ve.“el capturi..l lately at tirern Key, which proved to he the case, for after their bring examined at the Police-otfice, Melville acknowledged to have been on board the Jenne Creole, but only as passen ger, carrying dispatches Irons liefteral Lontr, of Texas. to Sir O. M'Orrgor. Itelville appears to be a shrewd wed inlelikerll 111311 I be ahu stares he ha.: a commis sion frnot some of the South American States. After this derlar.mtion he W;ls euumwittrd t.. pa56 , )11. - COPI:SIIAtitN, MAT 13.--1 n the cane which has been Ow wwe time before the Criminal Courts, relative to the forgery of Bank-notes, no less than :IS persons were hromriit to trial, of whom eleven were mottle 1111 l eti to death, and The others to different prrioill of imprison ment. His Majesty has, however, graciously *rm•mitted the p •nalty of death, and commuted it into hard labour in the •linnsittif l'utrection. The punishment - Of the cr!.errriminate tar ititeeise beat morterwed. An itunanally great rptatitity of business now atands fur ilisett:ion in time House of Commons. There is scarcely a day, tp to the Itlth of July next, fur which some very important matter is not fixed. It would Rem that the Session is expected to close about the CIA of that month. The following; is the arrangement of notice% fur mom ill anti orders of the slay : Lord A. Ilatnilion's motion fur papers respecting the Re presentation of !Scotland. this day. Itisulti•nt Debtors' Rill. second reacting. to-mnitow. Lord Milton's motion fm.r kale to bring its a Bill to repeal the Foreign Wool Tax, ditto. Lord J. Russell's motion relative to Parra. Monday nest. ARA • The The :loyal I'k It is walked to I* in readiness to I sail from Deptford to Calais, to bring over to Dotter their Royal Meknes.' the Dukes and Duette:. es of: Cumberland an t i Cambridge, who mill Le present at the Coronatiumi 11 - t v "SO e. N'Ar 44.—i-Vesterday his Ma;ecty remain- I ed upti or& of an buns at Eton College. Vie hint then remounted his horse, accompanied Ire Sir Benja min Illotonfiehl sod General Sir W. lieppei. 'I he spectators then t eree three times three distinct peals t.t itrerralss. When the Salt-hearers stopped his Majesty I on the and demanded their Salt, the King was higlily pleased with their accomplished alti in the purse which was put into the hag. his Majesty's ilantriblition was discovered to be a lOW. intuit -note; a most gracious present front a . Mute to a young titan just entering Cambridge CEllege front th' foundation of Eton.—Mr. Wilder, the son of John Wilder. Csq., of Purley-hall, was fortunate to get the distinction of Captain of the • 1 / 4 ,,b0t. 'the ( 11. le. ti.ot of the Salt hearers and Servitors amottuted to I 191.. a son, uoprecedetsteti at lay preceding Mow/ern. The last collection nal 91/0/. 'lids fund the young gentlemen obtain to sectlre their establishment at Cpl. leg:. After leaving. the Cullege. his :Majesty rode on! horseback through Eton and Windsot, and proceedei to the Long-walk in insulter park, where he alighted i l anti enteripg, his travelling caLrifge,lrkieh was iowait, intr. rolOrtsesi to his cottage. lie lawn was clarsaggit With company to excess. lid!: afternoon. his , %1111JeAty left the Cottage. in Windsor Great-park, for Cachou ',tie King is expected to retort' to rise Cottage next week, and reside there during Ascot Maces. 1.';.1040 If °ANUS Co tro.tartox.—The half-yearly pnidie examination of the children in the two schools Of this Corporation took place on Alonday last, at the School-house, St. John's Wood. Ortee the Arcithislin? of Canterbory presided on the occasion there were also present the Bishops of Ely. Exeter, LiantlAtf, anti Salisbury. Cords lienyou and Ur Dultstanville, and a nonserous aszetublage of ladies The chilth • went Lord Castlereagh** ,Theis Hill. ditto. and !gentlemen of distinction --The el _ern Mr. li. number's motion fur a Committee on Acrieultural t h r „ og h, „ en . part of their examination with the Dietress. Tuesday next. grs.!:e.t preciseness and accuracy, highly to the satis air. Lewiston's motion 01 the present cute of the Rawl.- . irritation of the People in Fneland. nth June. [swim' of hi 4 tiraee and all present. who expressed Sir Francis Burdett motion respeseing the Nlanchester their approbation in the most unitialified terms. Meeting of the ISM kogust. for an, June. All important eircumetaace took place at Stockholm Mr. lioblionse's motion retarding the assumed power of . . The King's Chancellor of .lustier.lu stier penietiment for pnblisMng proceedings in Courts am Jostles., " 01" ..I lust. „ 011Z11t it hi-s laity to prefer an scion against the for I Fth June. We have been given to undertow, I that a warm and whole Board of War: The ground of his action is, pointed conversation took place, a few evenings liner, Out the Board. without any just came, had dissolved at Brookes's, between a distinguished Member of the a contract, legally pad*, fur cast-irqii goods, to the Opposition and a Noble Peer, the remit of which I prejudice of the contractor: a proceeding which, as tended to confirm the report that the !Lin. Contleman the Chancellor most justly expresses himself, betrays a to. purposes, at no great interval, to take his ; want of regard forth rights of individuals, and an in seat on the Ministerial side all the 11410;14'. clination to arbitrary proceeding. IThe Rank proseentions arc increasing to a frightful I The King of Sweden has consented that the ships extent. At the April Sessions there tvere more than !of the United States of North America, laden with the forty persons under capi al charges, and although a i natural produce or manufactures of the West Indies, fortnight's interval only has elapsed, the nitmlim. at the shall come to Stockholm without paving higher duties present Sessions is taprorty! Doubtless a careful discri- I than Sweilisltvessels but upon condition that Swedish I minatioa in exercised somewhere in the selection of the vessels, laden with the produce or manufactures of the victims to the paper syStittl: still it happens, unfortu- I countries un the Baltic, shall enter the ports of the !lately for the effect intended to be produced by these i l'aiiteti States without paying higher ditties than Awe : periodical scenes of blond, that the r-eater part of the rican vessels. an ferers are remarkable fur their youth. At the last t SAMAR'S 11'KLLS.—This elegant little Theatre is B oak execution, two lads were hanged, whose fate es- i fast increasing in popularity, under the spiiited Ina ei•ed universal pity. not umoingleti with an abboirehre nagrinent of Mr. !lowans, PAYNE. The new Pinto. lof a punishment so infinitely disproportion's' to the j mime of The Yellow- Dwarf; or, Harlequin Whig uj moral guilt of the criminals, especially when they have l Mr Golden Moro, is tl.e mist attractive we ever re ! not arrived at mature manhood. Neither of them were I member since the time of the immortal Mae, Goalie : twenty. On several occasions lately, espital caustic- it is, we perceive, the production of Mr. C.-WE/41'MA.- 1 1 dons have taken place on the evident:. of brothel i COTT, the author of Goody Thu Shuts, and promises' ! ketpors. Surely it is not necessary to protect the gains to be. if pOssible,lllote successful. You, g 00:311.41.111, of inch persons by the Infliction of death upon youths, his Father (comic Joe) BAkNrA, as Pontalooo ; Miss, who, seduced into these houses, pay their extortionate VA/.1.413rEf. as Colortabine ; anal OCIRINT, as Hark charges by forged notes, anal then are dragged to de- vile, exerted themselves very successfully. 'I here is 1 struction by their seducers! A capital conviction, a great timber of very splendid and excelleut trans-, where the prisoner did not exceed IS, took place on formations, and the scenery is particularly beautiful. Monday under these circumstances t and it is stated, The petition presented to the House of Cennuons t h at then are ot h er cases o f a like nature to be isselodest I against the return for the borongia of etwAsiey, has in the next Recorder's report. (iOO4l WO of all parties ; arisen from the accidental discovery of a charter for should cordially unite to pia so end to scrums which j that horotigls, the existence of which !as a secret that are perpetually recurring, alike disgraceful to le as hail, until lately, been faithfully preserved. Christians, and aillietite to the feelings of humility. Lord Norbury recently visaed the new post dim Yesteiday morning the Princess Augusta task as Dublin, and complimented some of the inmates drat airing to Kew. the stile of their apartments. He was told that the si • The Princess Sophia rode out in her Royal High- tnation would be comfortable enough were jit,not bI iseatili spare carriage. and visited the Drirbess of Mau- • the noise of a " certain description of females," Wimp cotter, and afterwartlie prior-ceded to the King's l'a- : made the moat hisleogs Wear all night !To which how at Kensington, on a visit to the Dusthess of Ont. ' his Lordship replied. " This is mat at all to he Won.: Yesterday was the first anniversary of the Maritime tiered at. tot peevetitedi we they are only waking for A't•sandrittal birth-day. 'tie 'karts" Irl. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. TNIS DAT. John Poker was indicted fo► stealing from the person Chatlei Weir s sill handkerchief. The prosecutor protect the ca•e ss going Grny's-inn-lane. when the prisoner. who was io I*sgoe another piekrieket. succeede.l in robbing him of his kerchief. Witness was tnableto say with certainty whs.— the prisoner or hi.: companion was the person why WWI: tool. the lise:Aketehinf from his pocket. Alother person, who a a: an eye-wi!ne .s.to the flict. positively that the prisoner stole the haetP.es . chirs!, The Jury instantly returned a verdict ot (P.O . y. Ma Camel 11u charged with stealing from the of William 'lushes a rank of England uoie of the it 61. ar.l vii notes of the value of I!. each. The prosecutor, who is a seaman. staled. 'n tie of May he accompanied the prisoter to ltcr lutuk seeder to " take halt en hour's rest." Tito p: left witoess alone in the room, but returned in a f; 'mutes, and disturbed his rest by robbing him of tat petty in spiestion. itivess was au ake at the !i:rA lestieasoured to eatet the hand of The prisoner as she erasing it front his 'lode:. Prisoner eluded his grasp ran dowii stairs. St inverts immediately gate char., and a quarter of an hour's pursuit, came up with her. IN: required her to surrender, but the prisoner (assisted bysersu of her sisterisontl), instead of r mplying with Erie reasone' requisition, flatly refused, Ind pethed vritnests Einem nes, slept that evening at the house of a shipmate, wt.* also acquainted with tile prisoner; and the'nest t haring collected sudirieat force, he again sallied pursuit.—fle was eventually successful. aed secured prise. sham he foiled concealed under a bed in a alley, in Duck-lane. A constable, who assisted at prisoner's spprrhensirsn, WWI a eoniession which he said the prisoner hail made, shirts she crovicssed that sloe had stolen t,:cs property. The prisoner attempted no defence. and was found I :. , r 1•0 1 91 .... . . • 1 # onion of rag down sae will Lis hand- . . wisether 1 Letany ct. swore le person rcameAor . t the I Vilt grids, in priloe•e I fi•sr Li- the pro- krt.. P rol I she w.a. rtep. er•l end liner Wittreiis i by trorr Isswro'.: • rn. lii.t- -wt,o wu morrlla 't: - 4 out so .ered Ls a ellrtilia 4^n, r.- amide, : 1 • tsi °Why. firer, and St. Vit • the Arr, ..., LLehi, 4 ~, i cly Bor • ii Freelibg the Laow . 1 -.V.lngl, LYTELHUENCE. --- Hr.st., MAY 21.—Catur down from the River, sailed last Hight, the Oakes, Alderson., for St. and sailed for the hirer. the Hamilton, f Jamaica; and the Providence, from Jennies.- Remains in the Don us tl Lid ringolott, Lit:sig. for lhoultay. HARM( U. 4111 v *2-I.—.Vrriveil the Henry Fre, packet, with a mail, Tram Cnihaven.--Sailed the Lwoy Nepali packet, for etinhaven; and Lord NehoOn ditto; for llollanol, eat+ with a mail. _.„ I PORT/Oil/LIM. MAY 4 1.4.—Atrieed 11i3 Ma j esty not? Driver, f Ply th awl Niie. Manley, from tLe Downs, for Bristol,— Sailed the Addait, .kprieton. too. Quebec; Hope, Flint, fo: Maolras; Pitt, - ; and liraloano, for London. tv 23.--:trtived the siiy eeclr Packet, franc port, from Jereey, with par , of the 19th refimenT oT foot on hoard. PI.TIIOI'7II, MAY 13.--Sailed the Zeeparol, Dutch 1;.- gate, for Batavia. Mae 23.—Sailed the La.ly Arabolft ! packet, for 1.i. , h0n; Lord Chestereld ditto for do. Islatiols, each with a matt .; and the Liberty. Blancher, i for Londof:. Ilvaitetnit., "WY 23.—Arrival the Sterling. Buhl. Kite, front Manilla anti the lair of Franre; Brabuite, Jones, from Charleston; and the St. Yeterl, Molter. from Dant/ie. Uwatrasasow Slat 24.—Sailo , d the Windsor Ca-1! Lei.. for Madras. 4 IllikaA _ is Tut. XiiiictsflOt. *Ala METS,Orutd.f.-7-I.he _ pnidie attentiott having been muds excited by the . alarming ittererew of juvenile delinquents. it is to be hoped that the present Session of Paeliansent mar nut be stiffered to expire withnat room steps union filter , by the I.oTislatture to pot down or titillate th' nu merons fairs that are held for days. every year, in the immediate vicinity of the metropolis. 1: appears. from the Report Of the Conitnittre tun the Police of the Metropolis, that those fairs continue for no less a pe ried than fl 2 days in the space of seven months: endow which time, as is truly stated in the Report of the So ciety for the Rebratation of .InvenileOrfen , 2ers," every species of debauchery and protlietcy is enconraged and promoted ; gombline, drunkenness, sednctiuni hml all the train of vices necessarily couvourtant with unrestrained liceatiounaess." Thoss only wile Hve in the ne;ghboirhotA of the places where such fairs are held. and hive hail the opportunity of observing the crowds of pinnm pe:Tons, of both sexes, who throng there between the hours of eight and we've at night. can Arm a correct Wet of the dreadful coasequen:-es that least of necessity ensue to the idle, the thoughtless. and ensospeming, from visiting sieh licensed narserie• for tlepeavity. .% II the elle*: of the magistracy to suppress the licentionsness which aluray:: preveils, bare beets utterly tinsuccessfal, and the mischief at present aris ing f them ran only he effectuatly prevented by an entire abolition." Until the Leei4lintre Fhall think tit to interpose its authority, it becomes undoubtedly the duty of thus:• who are appointed as 'aegis:rates to watch over and preserve the peace of this and the ad joining comities, to adopt such measures for tetrad , noting the sports and amusements of such placer at an early hour of the niglit, and thus. prevent the Es4ral rein oiminy of those who would otherwise be mama buoitrated. Dom.—A moving tiuk place early yesterday morn idg, in a field on the verve of Kennioguat-cumin..m. between H. 1). C--t--w--r. Esq. a 'poring gentleman bust the North of England, and P. S. W -4--e, Esq a (*leen. The dispute which led to the meeting stated in a bet respecting lindarrie and The Sailor,for • the ilerby. The fast tire was ineffcmnal, but in tir. .artond Mr. C. was tyJuntled severely in the upper part of the hip; the ball, however, fortunately did not Maize. Oat Stmornitc.-I—At the second Revering of tiwr Midgleam Pigeon Club, on Slonday, usi less 3llefli.llo birds were killed in 1112 thugs. Font of the me/titers billed upon the averaee lb birds troll, !I. 't he Owl.- I SMS irho is the .1145.4 shot in the ebb lilted bet $ 6 nab U, whilst an -ordinary shot killed 24 in elite* Mr. Thorpe wain the si!vec nap sod :cover kb shooting aif the fie of 19 with Mr..Waddingtan. . A -Matti; match wilt • rake place in •MettfledeCeet this 11.11111111 k, f r fifty gularas a si4e bet**, itall nee, a poilfessor of the art, frau kitelitallbrieltire pot , 1' it. Marten , an athl....fic•iinforlabire Mtn. 1111/ 1004 011nb amp into wee! htztesr sport. made at a revel; when triir. An unique specimen of Cutlery big reeenslr been r . 6111•11 red at- eciats'll' violet tiradoit Ma k* sod ditiar.;nt in , tettairita." iris will- as bit -•-.• •• : -7 • • valise if JOS .•• . . . . • . - • . ,