The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-11 00:00:00

If e most ca n create ,Ind'ation or esteem—if the loss of a fatlicr and a otter, slain the glorions struggle tor political torts, can call forth pity, then our illustrious Queen m ot excite the iuve sad , rialpatlsy of every good and etrivtic bort. Aid with what feelings must such los have witnes.ed a noble individual exiled front t ot series. of whi..h she should have been the leading so; sttaeked by Aost who should have spread the sAd before her sacred person—driven from a count' y t•ehieh she was at brat isritttl, and for which she had 0614144 her own, and becoming a wanderer in a !)trign land, exposed to rimy imtiv,ity an d insult. Itt want of that protection to which her just claims rad io so way been forttited. lathe midst of these afflictions her Royal Daughter, irlont she hod r, a ed with the tenderest tare, snatched hoar her--boner, we humbly hope, to realms of bliss, there to receive the reward of those virtues first in stilled int.; her hart and mind by her illustrious but rotated parent. Could that bright example, how with% we behold her flying to the island's rittuust verge, la pourieg balm into the bleeding wounds of a Word ssotber!—and ought nut we to step forward, ..n the day of her arrival in London, all unequivocy the to tes tify our heartfelt joy at h er return, aid e earliest moment afterwards publicly to address her on that ace-mina ": thus giving that cheering sanction to her conduct whieleit merits, and coavincing her ene mies that the innocent aud unfortunate shall never be denied the protection of the people of England. P. Billie Lady Poph.an advices Lave been rect.; red fin Mammiesto tie 213t1' of lih rmii. By a vesset be- leafing to Brian'* sstirso. useessats bad reached el Kltsgston of the Irish troops, readereousesi at Marga- I rens, barin7 effected a landing at RIo de la Dacha, which plsr:e they loth without bloodshed. Rio de la H tcha is the town a Lich It a : the theatre of 'owe of 144lireror's grand oTeration;. We are glad to find that Sir Home Popham is perfectly recovered, indeed : Isis ill , !ess has been greatly exaggerated. The brig 1 billertailor, ~ Chitty, had finally been condemned. Advice.. from bicrra Leone have been received to tbe 19th of March. Ihe inhornan traffic, the Slave Trade, we regret to find, was still carrying on with great ac tivity, no”rithstanding the efforts made by the autlio roles for the purpose of suppressing it. In the P. n ear and fiallincis riv, , rs in particular, the traffic was trait(' i n to an alarrnin extent. In February, tte Tartar frigate, Capt. Sir U. Collier, captured in the i Potwar river two vessels, the Prmacisco and Maria, Lath of them slaving ; and the 'Myrmidon sloop of war, ('apt. l# k. captured in the fialliewas river two other vessels. Eoth the shove vessels of war itionediati ly proceeded ee. a cruise in search of more shire-traders. 'the Thistle brig of war, which had arrived at Sierra Leone, frost Oatuhis, with tiovernor M'Carthy and Mite or board, had also sailed on a cruise. Loters have been reel ived from Barcelona of the ebth April, by a vessel aliirh has arrived direct from thence, aid 'these s'a'e that some distuiliances had brisker sot in thin city, during which a considerable quantity of fercign goods had Leen destroed by the populace, the importation of which seems to have created nin.h ferment in that part of Spin. Petition', similar to those presented to Parliament from the nrerchsnts of London and Edinburgh, st. preparing by thote of Bristol, aid the manufacturers Of Birmingham. Mr. (batten's state of health still remains so vr ty freshen, as to give very little hopes of his Wing able 'via to take bis seat in Parliament. The following gentlemen were this day called to the Aerree of Bart:ster at Law, by the Society of Lincoln's ion :—William Lloyd Wharton, Esq.; John Stockdale, Esq.; and the Hun. Morton Eden. Duty Ma British Spirits t ee m Malt, peid by the six prineipal bdnses in London: -- Fru* SA Jell, IWO, to 101bApti1. *lO 1079.0 U 4 6 From oth July. ISt% to Atli April, 159973.204 4 0 being a dclieint7, in nine onetiths,of 1f19,779f.e5. i nc l u ding the additional duty of Id. per gallon. Robert Owes, Ng. of New Lanark ha s . with that liberality, sent to the Provost of ILamirk 1001. sterling, to be distributed mom the poor of t hat town liy the Magistrates, Ministers, Tows Council, wad Deacons o f the ineorporsolons , whist has prOved a very able relief at this time. Wherever a newspaper is read with 064 iutelli gence, there alto is likely to be found the new sr:tl in teresting volume of The eltroioology of the lase Fiji, ices. It is the Wiry,rs or balance-sheet of those estate, of witkh mewspape are joursals ot day -books ; rl it is therefore a aseessary book of coostant re ant to emery political Inquirer, sod every reasoner es the intidess of daily record in tie varloas seno rita: Mae On lately eroded at Ilelybead is coa ting, obi also the sew light-lsoase, whkh is sow tiNiostly iNinditota with gas. iricrEli .4111111-.41. UP THE QUEEN. iv TilE ErITOR OF THE STATESMAN. _.— .0 the time is fast approaching when r•• efos , gracious Queen may be enpeeted, I beg to ~ will oblige me by the insert;ott ot a few .e' . *I ~,.as ot that ev.tat, and l du so, under the b..prr , of your compliance, front the conviction ; ~,r truly independent Journal has Lever beet. i ee d in the support cf virtue, r- i .the I:dor:n:131e. ;0 4 be the wish of every one who is not biassed : or actuate) by interest, that her Majesty o i be received, on her arrival in the metropolis,l ~ofesp ect tal minter which her rank and di g nit y I ~t; boil there are peculiar circumstances, at the ..,:eentent, which call for a manifestation a .0. 1 ...a in expression of our attachment to her Royal 1 : thus, as far as we can, as individuals, wiping A te o l io which the honour of the nation has sta. ,„!„. by the unresen:ed i:tsults which her Majesty ,rerrotly received on the lontinent. It has eve: teen the characteristic of Englishmen taapart the brais:d reel, and heal the wounded rit : and it is to be loped that, on the a; proaching sting occayion, after the trials which her Majesty , 3 e re!, every one will cheerfully go forth and l her spith those Nicks of loyal respect and affection li:ca ..re so justly her the. lc t,. must elevated disiaterestedness f•. t 1 can r c a a t e . . ..e .. THE -Si ATESIIAN SPORTING INTELLIGVTE. .V.IVAL INTEL!.IGESCE. LAW REPORT. YORK SPRING MRETINO. KING'S BENClL—Srmses Arcs• Tsui. Pi at., Mat 10 .—Came down f Om the River last night, and sailed this murnin. , the Heroine, Garrick, for Madras : Briton, Champion, for St. Boning° ; and Lindsay., Lorkerby, for Gibraltar ; the two latter re main.---Arrived, and railed f w the Hirer, the Waterloo, Alsagtr, front Heap' an.l Mina Essex, Ne4bitt, from Bott.Lay and diva , : Abbrton, Perreval; anal Northumbrian, Lawson, from .0 3 vas ; A m phitrite, Mordoch. from Canary Islands; Hanover, Ai:mason, Pram .larnsi , •3 ; Ma caret. Sanders, from Al...ssitia; Persoverawe, I oviiis. from a; William, Thomp s from St. ; aid B.itish Tar, Davidson, f Demerara. PonTIMOCTII, 31 AY in.-- Arrived the Pour Brothers, 1)ottloff, from Dantrir ; Velocity, Stanton, from the Dav:ns, fo- Gibraltar ; un 1 I homas, GreenwAl, from Venice —Pass.ol by the Chesapeake, for South Ame rica; and Aratwounon, R , •es, from Coronas for Ilani burgh.—Came int...• harbour the (larva and B..trusa transport, to discharge troops and stores. PLvaton , n. M 9. —Arrived the Caledonia, Robb, from 1.-ghorn ; !:hinner, from Beni Arlo ; and Enpltentip, Roney, from Loodon, far Bermuda. FAtllltsu'ru. S.--Arrived the Zephyr, Duff, from Prial, in 16 days: 1 avinia, P-' a7eil, from tt. 3lichlKl's, for St. Peter:burgh ; and Regulus transport, t e r ,r e . Lona-06, for Gibraltar. The following, British resielti were at Napl , 4 on the lath of April :—Pro spect, Hill, of Loudon ; Neptune, Moore, ut Ber;rick ; Lively, tivisine ; and Antelope, Riven, of Venurnth ; !mster Csstle, Ch of Bristol : !Diana. Callaghan, of Dunbar ; Sisters, Broad, of Penzance ; and the Cherub, of Arlington. Live! , POUI , M* 9.—Arrive.{ the Nancy, Brown, from Buenos Ayses—sailed from Monte Video 29th January; un loth March, in let. 2. 31 S. long. 36. 39. took the crew from th American schooner Vlore, Bedwell, from Pernambuco, for Alsrgaretta, in a litlitiU'r state. Also arrived the Westmorland, Crerie; and the Windermeie, trom Calcutta. The latter sailed from the Saud lieais lath Nov., and tr .tu the Cape of Good Hope 9th Feb. -- • Tummy. Pt in 0. Sweepstakes of 30gs each.lOgs ft. for 9-yr old colts. Pet. Mb.: Mlles, fist.—Two-yeer 01(14' Course. Mr. Benson's b. f. by Bustard. dam 1.1 L'Oriea:—(T. I Shepherd) Sir M. M. Sykes's h r. e. by 'Centralise. dem by SI•ottl-.. 1 Mr. Lasahrete.'s br. r. ty Ainevel6. mg or Rogisrod ...... .: o to 4 agst Sir Merk ; 4to I east Ilensui; 4 to ll I spt Mr. Watt's b. f.— 't c (Ind race. Sweepstakes of 2C4s rads, for Allies. cerryitig Set. 31b. each. L•st mile nail hr Mr. J. Frrgison's cb. The Lady of tlte Vtale, by Mowbray 1 —(R. J(11:usol) Mr. IlarrOon*s eh. Eliza Leeds. by C omes. dam by 9 liansbletonian Lord Milton's b. Lucinda, by Cerventoe ll to t• on The I.ndy-4 to 1 agst Mr. Watt's hey. Match for 501L—Oentlernen eit'ere.-I.net =Hr. I Mr. R. Llitbert's b. r. Skipjeek. by Kite. 1 lat. Ithlinto 1 Mr. Rickat y . l b. g. The I. obbler, by Waxy Pel.e, I Ist V (Owner) 2 ti I lord the wiener. I The Shorts.- Aweeporkr. of Mfrs each. li.ll. colts, fist. Sib. ; fillies. Su.—Tee last mile. Sir W. Milner's b. e. Langtolliittl, by !Amite (B. Smith) 1 It r. Welt's (.a. c. by Cerberes. out of Altikld , rs .• • Mr Arnitarcing's b. c. by Don C•lssack, dam by Sheltie, 3 or Rambletonias M Sto I nest Langtonien —b to 2 on r. Watt's eh. e The Gold Cop , value 10100.—Teo miles. Mt. 0. L. fox's b. .. Cardinal Welsey. h) Cardinal 1 York, 4-yrs old (B. Smith) Col. Cradock's b. c. Sir Welter, by WhitWorth.4.yee obi II Mr. Peter's b. h. Roman. by CIIIIIIIITIII. airs old ..... . 3 Mr. Oarforth's ch. e. Swift , by President, 4-s rs old.. • . UMr. Mr. Vote's b K. Paulowita, by Sir Paul. eyed Mr. T. 0. Powlett's b. h. The Juggler. by Comm*, b-yrs 0 Mr. James's hr. C. Some-Box, by Welton: birttold ••• • it Sir M. M. Sykes's b. h. Cemby SIM. by Canalise. b-vre old 0 10 to 1 asst the winner-0 to 4 volt Sir Weltyr -6 to V apt tiauee-Poi.—A good race. Left— STAGE COM a rersin RisAt—STAGS COLCU. As an axiom 'twos held in all legal dispute, That. iu forming a judgment respecting a stilt, The Court. with most scritpulotts care, would decide In behalf of the case that had Law on its side. But though many nice points had been well sacerteined. By %Mai nothing magnitude ever was gained. Witt , appears very stratire— It had ne'er been inquired On winds side it was that the Law was desired. In every case it was known, whin invited ronnd. 'lite right side and wrong might be reilly found; Yet. however reviewed, it ass nut understood How the help of the Law could do any side good. sow. at last, these treat question'. so hard to determine, Hate been settled „f ur yOud by our ssge~ in ermine; Because they were deeply Involved in a case That was brought from a gay Royal watering place. Two Stare roachesof ftrightott lune time had been striving To excel one another in dexterous al wing— An unparalleled one bad the Pntrst a's tame %% hile the other, fur speed. Iron the MUT took its name. One senior, it stoma. their keen rivals in race, Had been taking a start, at their usual swift pay? : On the hit side the Pumsix—the DORT on the right— Like a Blab and all AlaulT. ti emulous eight. In the contest. it happen'd the kit emstA upset. When Its right by the left of the rfgAre wheels were met And, who was to blame fur the fatal collision, Was the question submitted to legal drcisidn. From the jostling of evidence urged yro and eon, Twaa not easy to see how the cause would have gone, Ha 1 the Law not. for once —bite the mos Its due Interposed by good hack, just to give the richt roe. Before it was dark, chance ha l seen how to light on Tito bright men of the La w.who were going to Brighton And, for sake of the air mid the a sews. had tuuught On the outside the left eusen that ev'utug to sit. Though. instead of the coach-box. or roof. bad they been Boxed np in a coach, where they nought could have !ern, flow useless bed proved u..) their psiwery of discerning. I.ike dark Isnthurns, absorbing their inaiinotta learning! But having been placed where their tali nts so tine. Biasing forth, like coach-moon., could cun.picuously shine; They soon made it tweet, in a clear leen' light. Tait the riyht coach was trron3, and Vac lejt one was . -...........- Want of room has compelled us to postpore the insertion of the following till to-day :- I:IIESTER MEETINO.-(Feast Ds'r.) The Produce Stakes of 2515. each. I.d Stamford's hr. c. Rainbow. out of Oliveto • I Sir I'. stnnley's b. f. by Thunderb olt. eat Of roas.ip 9 Sir VV. Wynn's rh. f. by Chentplon. out of Famine. • Id GrOSN'ellOir'S h. c. bz Thandorbolt-Plover 4. The lirosven sr Stokes V 10gs. each. -1 w ile aad a ere--(19 subscribers.) This tlay, heirs! Iloty Thursday, the Court of liiulfs Mr. Movildswerth's Rhadamantirea, 5-vre ol,Set . 101 b• • I Bench did not sit. Sir T. Siatile'S b. h. Deplicete, 6-yrt old. Oh Mr. Mytton's h. c. .lati-Itadiesi, 4-yre chi. Set. Sib Trifle i ' h , c g il ' i ninLr t° c t s*Ti" g ccit'l in the clothing Fiey Penises for maidenher„s. &c.entstsviceround. connties. an . un d oes tisv•• oven re •etv. ti lt a cad amount sir T. st „ l „.-„,,. c. by v ha ,,..,, , sq „ ,I,L. e„. t. iv, I I from s-verol reap .0.1)1 • h o it.rs in the city at Man- Mr. Ilouhlswerth's ch. f. by Arab", 5-yrti old, est. 12:b S tt . cheater, for corduroys and ‘elveteens. Mr. Toets's b. m. Diane, eged, Oat. gib X 3 • Mr Peel's gr. c. by F it tj ames, 2-sre old, Set. Iflib.. •. 6 • Sot? ru AMERICA...A.ImA Oszettes, from Septemb e r 111 r. R o b er ts., or, c. by Tbeooerboar, &yr* old. 6st- 1 6 up to the sth of D,cember, !taco been r erivetl. Vice- Mr. s ob . Stepheasee' .c. by Ceserio, 3-yes cod , Set. iclb 7 6 roe Pesuela is so sat.efied with the country he con.- Mr. Shepherd's fhy Sir Oliver, 1-yrs ctd, Sit. :nib 4dt Lauds, that he order s even the most inflanituatory pas- seemly VAT. Lauds, Majesty's Purse of 100 gs. for 4-yr olds.-Three times sages of the Chili rperi to be reprinted 1.. Peru. The COVENT G.IIWEN TiIE.ITRE • rowed the C'olSfs*. . . --•41110".•- army of Upper ['tau is perfectly wt 11 kept up. loch - Mr. TOTCI'S b. IL Duplicate. 0-yrs oi.l. 9st l 3fi.141: was revived here last tiight. and the old cast rant', failure with 1•:,- rocket.: kat c, cated some amnse- S . ir W. Wnne's b. ( 11 . . Terregooi.4-yrloglrlotelett. "lb. 4 of character preserved with only two , exceptions. Mr. i *cat. ! fora: claw •itr had been rr.ised against Coch- ;:iiire.llol""pbe-0hn.,3 br ill ": • c. Oe'ttllc le - " re, 4-yrs old, Sgt.:sib.. 4 Morsel . was the .Ipolt., and Miss M. Tact the rant in consequence of his plunders on the toast. In Sixty Guineas for three and four-yeeseids.--.Tiro wile/teats. Nyasa. Each snpported their parts in a style worthy Pisa* he humt 8,009 barrels of brandy, valued at Sir J. G. Egerton's b. e. Astbury. 4-yrs old, Fat. 41b.. I of their reputation. Dcausit sang " Pray buotly - in . 200,000 dollars, all private property. I Mr. Temes's b. e. Northwoo, *Not ekl Sat. 44b... .....4 the most charming manner, and was enthusiastically 1. Mr. Reeers's b. c. Paul Pet•er. 4-yrs old. kit. (11..0M Tilt BRAZIL rAckltT.) I Mr. tedthe's cr. f. Androsniche, 3-yrs old. 6s. Vb. - . 5 * encored. Miss M n s Tans- ecestisral Apo much above 4 411‘pids-iorrnir, ftt t. rot 6 .-- ' ,p i p, ' f rom R omigto j , Mf.A. bcsitt's br, e. Xxchenge,, 4-yrr old, Sat. 41b. •. $ dr its natural level i imago. in iti Net staring and . ,___ ~.. The ' Mr. ;o.h:ester's b. e. - 1 orn Triak, old,, Mb oat - • reyves ...rtct reaches up to the 2.1 of Febritsry. plavine. There is but one air in which her unrivalled fair L. W.olstlefs kr..c. tr Clicker, 4-yrstib tottad Motaroneros have at I ctith gained a triumph over the rich tunes could be displayed. and that was worth half . - • lota, trim • Ilovornment of Barnes Ayres. The llivetor, Ron- The Dee Stales ef bps each, K. fi. ," 1. the burletta. Llsros WAS clempktely at herrn. in Midas, ! 1 dean, returned t.i the c .pit l with only forty men. Mr. KR. Priftl gr. o. Claass by Camille* • i and convulsed the house with his graces awl divisions , Pneyrredon savad h•notelt in time, awl we have subse- Lorit tirosvener br. c. by Thenoerboit..out of Opal in the comic songs. Emmy, as i'de, smoked his pipe, ', ___•_.„ The Stand Cold Cep a value leOrt (la specie) , added to a anemia - learnt, the! on the 6th of rebrnary he strived danced, and played his pipes with his usual broad • ' . • ... I sweepstakes of ler, cacti , for ail tees. at Monte s tile:). Srcresary 'l_ ditto . Mat Vele'. and humour. The piece was much applauded by a well i others, LordStamfortliso•eA'oreet.bySieOliver.4-sysold•est.i3lb. I. tied and t ro t : refog in the Culonls del Sacra- Mr. Hualdsa orth's Ithadace`othes. 4-cri Old. Sat. ilia, : . , fa attended house. . • .............ere meet°, in the hands of th•• Purtrignew. It is thought Lord Derha's h. e. Frye, 4-yrs old . set. Sib It that La Semi. who has 6.000 men round Potosi, will Mr. F. R. Prier's ch. h. Mendes itie, by old, Sst. ititb. fr .MriPhepherd'a b. f. by 6ir Oliver. received forfeit Is sow advance , as the boasted 'locoman army has flit- mr. Maurice Jones's ch. f. by Castro', Sst, each, we lone; toed away since the overthrow of its U, rte al. Wogs. • (retro TWIC RALIIMORC FEDEIAI., INF-V.:IILP' CV.) The Amulet City Pero , of Wi s . for S- y r olds, be. Mr. Painter's b. h. !leaflet. 4-yrs old, dst. ....„ I 9 I We he leave to cau tion Merchants from forming Sir N 4. Wynne:s b. e. Tarragon. 4-yrs old, &t... g i * bier. Mostyn sb. in. Finance- 6- yr . o ld, Sst. lUlb. a II *: angry:um -rcial operation., tot the truth of rbe.fo llow ' ling..paragraph hints tI. Washington City Gazate of • •••.. • yeller* : Betwren 11 and 12 o'clock on Thursday night, while a party of the Lanark county patrol, wore et " The reerebents Of JlfWgirt carry on a brisk trade with loath of • . . Peri, melon the. Lsthunois ot Darien. fled gain RV per c e nt. the end the I amber bridge . Glasyyse, they nowithstandise the very hint , freight paid." t ee heard the r: port of tire-arrs• It appeared rasp This otilseitre the I:tet , but is no longer xn ; immense ! from Wartn-Water-street. anti On going up the'street gime, hsfe tow by the merchants of Jsrneieit and by thee met three fellows. tic one of the pyrJle cry Meretisms 4 city. by ibis commerce %Shin the hist four ~ . here they are," the fellows ran off. One of thmi, y e ses. Tan moue e xpense of traesporiation acres, the 1 isthumus. 04 tion from the ciiristo• nod of subeerment i however. was severed, ,synti a pistol was found next on the inside of a wall near Which the cheque was freight. (tit Pers . In one i...ir. ellen. tired te lecieri in another) , , t h y s m ensti 17 to ISO per rent. on the levoire, besides the rest ! m ade . It is supposed to have been thrown over r! daiseor ot twine initreerteit by Patriot cruisers. ha+ 'boost , • Tne prisuner it a 3 lists nun, a cotton-spinner, entirety suspend , d thi.; trtde ; nod the tart. 411 MS VW , 4 due ' w*. 1 . 1 ... . . „ to the tnercmant% of Jamaica bs . , trailers in the Pacific o..!ren. ! and live, at lirenneats. 'ant shots were fired into the tweet !seat debts of very doubtful recovery. The reline' i house of an operates cotton-spinner. in Narrow street , whits, eon .only he made 10 coin. lose 4 per erat in weieht, • Hutches .n-town. The rii.4i ins ware displeased at the ate 19 per trot. export duty • besid..s cost sit t ra nsportation. . freight, insurance and ecnsoy, so that any 1111V:641,r pr. man for working far wages which they regarded as. dicatrd upon the information ewe...elven from Washinctois. to.) low. They appeared to he well acciaieted *llk Wilt ere re fatal to rho shipper. We are in possession of facts end mistake to substantiate our remarks. and we the, premise., as two of the balls Indgesi p ear the bend caimi ., a as prio , m 0 .„. 1 apy ent„pi:,„ac.,„" t h e i vh „,„, of the bed; from irhiih it is inferred they Intended to t itle st les.t, sate all llies seen, will of r e st a measure, the pevase beets k,dfed in goal, and a precognition is going on. wetted On" "orb b .so "web more " re ' "e‘Pensire We hear that the Edinbarlt tend tiditegow Itiryil sad rapid. • l mail was overtpgaz d in the street of lalkith; On the The East Inalii Company's ships Waterloo anti Es morning of Thnesdav, in volleetiaedie of the Wiwi.. sex, arrived iu Ow Channel.left China the 14th Jan.. dent tied unlawfil eondeet of some ow of the hawsex, and St. Fiel‘n t the 26th Mar: h. The Vansittar- e , bitaets of that town in haring laid oft a great teals . Marquis Camden , and In g li.s, le •r? expected to u lily of thing. eat teadiug.haif way over the street. A I dispatched froth Ch ina ..,. In ab out , a week etler the ships prosecution is in progress against the pantos guilty. , The anniversary tastier of that excellent Institution ; above-tnentitined. The Lonoon remained at St. ilc leo* . the result of which wilt be made knonti to the publir. the Society for tne Eneontagement of Arm,. as a warnic4 to ill residentees in provintlifl !Own*. It tares. and Commerce, was held on luesday at the Il'u'ufac- ion the 26th Marelt. Tlse A hherton arrived o ff the Wight yes`erday ; she ; i, ip.atifilnif to k now h i,„ t li tt l e titowetiee lielsey Freemaions' Tavern. His Royal Mein's, the bake s ge eil , rd ft am Madris the 2571 slannary, and from M. ' has been sustained by the passengerei there having of Sussex took the chair at six o'rlork. stud ,!lemon - b.? nettle one oittside,otisersvin the teeth Weald have sse,ena the 26th March ; she spoke the Thames, uut- . falls ntanlfeited ilia deal 114.1 to tendet cv ‘ T Y wle ward bound, iu lit 35. 16. S. ken I. 1 I. E. on the : been very ditiereut.--'Ediee.nr64 Aceeimp, Costrar.r happy about hint. Seireral appropriate toasts Were 6th M a rch , a u we ll . . 1 D•I2AUfI:L Atel!Prtr•---Yr.stersloy aftetnoos. pre given, and the day ,hip assed dith the utmost con- , l'ir trial Of Patil Caldwell, rind othere, for an as- /Teel,' at fottr o'clock, a skaldic wilitent °agreed le' vleiality. took „, Si t &l a des Wolseley, at W.•rrinetsin , in Os- : Upper hin,;-str. Holborn. That day tl:tee weiiii• The anniversary meeting of the Irish Evanpelical tolo.r last, cane on at the Se it Liverpool, ha the itooliz. No. 64, in that street, *as butrit fi, q v !leady seas held yesterday evening at thr City of thitriday tut, grid o..ttipied aid coeit from two : ennuis% I the feast wall was late* palle,.l !lest! lamiddrl Tatetn, the great room of which WAS 1:0111• 4,4lll4•HtiOckb..:t.sitetalfo-piialittt.tra, when the Jiiry fortnight ill a it tbrbeicpbulayersrpooe aen f d h ; . a i l ju jgaree,rh:,,ditc.anain„,tg dibroareerreperfreseme. pletely filled by a re/pettish!, adiemblage sif persoas. nu o 'clocl; John Walker, Ent took the chair. sop- t • . Illgtoore. thiliedostilan. ran tire/ay-emit Milei in Wry SO haildiaT. At fear o'clock, as they 141‘1401s by several mating clergymen, L.:- 'I he lie-' a t Yarniontb,.for a vapor of • pariag to tate their halfiltonr a watering ciao, -the • which was road, detailed the teertiow of the , thug itAirt , test *e. k, IU gaiscala and ierforisied the task ern ailitiloi wit!titt . top of toe pszty-wall fel: in. ant killed owi a r pt r i r * shill -mil °tidy during the year , and stated, that Ike _i__ liszie siltation was in a prosperous couditioni hot re : the given On the ow liti Wr the occult, of • arise greater - fated, that they mere "kenos sh .-.-Iflat fifty gainens a-side, depo s ited for 1 .. . " lilt "441 dlr." 4)..ltrg seem steutsnliffre tat. 11°44" -ed . • Co. tioas is %Micmac, of dm eirlsots or slosSoeirty. The , fight bentemrSpriug awl Rulg•rt Burn,. we, made a Keit eerie of there, wh se Lark Wag e ad 0. 0114 way ; the . body of 031 lies at the that e joh ttliat ft R e f. D. Weep s ad ober grunlemers supplied the ' iiiro4o 4 sok& ..f.Tneul.ny eight. at . Sprii,s.e s agree. eauee.s .nest We we and4stana 3 /o t d o , S e di ty i s a bl e * roam i &g avi a l*, km, obis to thz articles. Um battle will ta..t plate ots wife and fatoriiy. lug immis voted to doCbaina..n. the ierstaig' adioot - --. , Tititll at fr it- 5•111/11141. 4 . 411.V aa l• • . • right. The Court. in its grits itv, hntrin>< ttins tried Whether left conch or right h:id Me Law o* its side. lield—thd left hnd the Low. anal the right had land none — And the side was the et Tilde Hint thc Law on. From what was decided this inf'r►nre w► draw, What a blessing it is to he Nader the Ldw! Anil. as to its members. at find it iu ~roof. That they ma) be ugefel—while they're irpt dloqf. It is well, then. to mind. in tba journey of life, Whene'er we're upset. or insets/id in a strife, Lisle's we'd make wurce of a ♦ery bad bout — That—whatever we're in —we should kerb the Low ova., ----- MF:RINO SOCIETY'S SI10:1". - Vestrylai the sheep. fleeces, and pieces of cloth, were all arrived at Mr. Sadler's yard, that :ire intended to compete fir the ptcmitims liberally offered this year by individual members of this Society the company presek to view and examine the several met its of each animal were more nitmertote tlnrieg real part of the day than we have witnes , ed fur , :owe years part : and the sheep exhibited,secin to show that the pure Merino sheep are capable of prodncirig fine wool And a good. car Asc. Among the exhibitors of stuck, the 11:olit Hon. Lord Vistotint Castlereagh exhibits a ram and three ewes : C. C. Western, Esq. N. P. lb sheep ; C. T. Tower, Esq. one rani; Jelin Fare, Esq. M. P. two rams and five sheep ; John Cawston, Es j. two rams and four ewes; and Thomas Henry, Esq. three e wenty from - six rani and ewe fleeces we.r p exhibitd, whing. 44 to 101 b. each, and six pieces of beautiful superfine Vogl cloth, made from Bristol grown wool. A number of ingenious agticultural implements were exhibitel, viz. Mr. Fisher's wet and dry weather plough; a hand flax-breaking machine ; Mr. Heppe's stall, a patent circular chalf-catter Mr. Cherry, a portable forge. There were also a portable baud meal• gtintling and bolting mat:hint, • hand thrashing machine ; and Mr. Webb's hoteiniens of the effect-of his Atnerican Flnid, in softening old, dry, and heist leather. 'llse Jadges appointed to awar,i the several premiums were very busily engaged in determining and settling the prices, and we hope to be able to announce their decisions tootOrrow. . .... . . • 4 : 4 , . • • 1 ti l 1 ,