The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-31 00:00:00

I) ' 1 /. f.--IClhle { (71,1 • ---....., . eklal k e. . . • - , . . 1 k • '4 A 1 , ... - - s , . 4. ~,, ti N•;• I . 1•. ; . 1 . .. . : 1 .. ,, : 46 ; \c orn ' : ; 1. 1 - • ' h-t ." - -(. kV- . . 74 . 71 . . • \ IL O ... . ......_ - -7)/ 0., 11."..1 (1 , . . . . . i 4 .., LOS DON, WEnNESDAY, MAY 31, 1820. " .Costie for *AA HAMPDEN felt in Me NU. 4731. Dv the Author of " The ilm•se that Jack INN. — rr . LONDON mAdAziNtl, No. VI., for jUNE. With 23 Cuts, price One Shilling. !J pothlisheti by Raidu in. crash**, and Joy, 00 11 11641111 b• or. The ! following Article.:— TIIF. POLITICAL " A, APPLE PIE Estraordinars Red Rook Versified, for the Instructi o n I 1. Nero : tic. or the Emperor Acta and the 'Actor Emperor V. Oh Musical litchi. principally with re f In A m usement of * tion.-13 , the New Parliament and the rising gene- the Author of " The 'loose that Jack Ruth." Terence to the English and hettools of Mimic :3. Fla- The Histiovs. God bless them. and bksi n ll d w i r w i r, meths and Roccaeio, a Tale ;4. Jamis's Amble; b. The Rung of the Nichelunern—the subject to Mr. Ftssell's Tile) b.t this Pie like as many fat pit.." Printed f.ir J. Johnston. ehrspside . tore in the present : 0. tin righting, ht a Young _ tfoutleman of the Fancy ; 7. 'Pablo 'no t ,. No. 1. o n menial'. ficaliuns necessary to 1411CCOSS in Life; S. Jltwtort ; On the Panorama of Venire; 10. A Itecolletiion ; 11. Much ndo shoal Nothhot. by Ecomet Homo,. F„ , :q.; I. The Col lector. !Co. id . .. Origins) Letter of John Locke. Esq. itc. A.c.; 13. Critical Notices of New llooks—llospg's Wintry Event ing l'ales, Dr. Clarke ;t and Mr. Meilecitar 'Trines in Sean dines is, Millman's FaU of Jerusalem ; 14. The Drama ; 13. Notices iu the Vine Arts—Royal Acadcn4 Exhibition. iVil trfa's Picture t Janos Weathercock on the Echibitlon ; 16. tileasiags from Foreign Joiffnals : 17. isilesfiry and Scien tific Intvllifiesme--Coutisercial Report : and the asoal Va ricties of Lttreary iiod rtnnaiertl9l fliformarton, Rankrupt cies. Minters. *tr. etc. lAIIGATE, WITH SIAP AND VIEWS. !vs air as puhlishotl. itt Vohune. thu. As. boards. ••APII'EURE M. It ( i.%TR a ~,, lietr and geosen4 • Description of that miteleadmined keel: ..t Frahiouaiiie Resort. awl of the moat interesting °bleats is it. ‘ frisit) • embeltibhed a illt ft \ Lip and Ts ent) Kneed t.) J. t4hur. Matti drawings taken wt the spot, htl'aptaipG. vaelo. of the Ho\ al Marine.. The Deaerip o• part by Xs+ Amhara( therietelier's Glide. or Mitglhili Itinerary. &e. I onilon : Pabliaheil by Makin in. Cratiork. and Joy. Pater mote-von Lind void he Vie lifeakvellers at Nla male. Canter- Raostitaßrosclitairs, Dover, Chatham, and all parts Kincdas. • • Rel . %L. Excitants,. 31St May. OW. • IFID.MORROW the L..ttert. Draws. The Wheel roat'eins FOUR Prises of :t30.000! and Fifty-Light ..!lirr 1 tenants. la Money and Consols. %RD & Co. Contrarbirs. beg Irate to acquaint those of tierlr Fries& and the Public who hate nut el matte their ' , cretin,* that. owing to the Unprecedented Demand. in einw.plenrebf litz tan R. Co. groartinteein4 the Purchasers front TO-MORROW. there are but ter few Tiekeis and Shores remaining; and itnlev4 ao immediate purchase is made at either or their °Sees. Royal Exchange; No. 40, Iel:Mill; 234 Wt. Ost,,rd- , treet. ALL M'.l . BE SOLD!!! v•ItTON, ON omit; FATIoN. NCROVULA. 1111111:11TIVt DISEASES OF THE FACE AND SKIN. te. This day was published. price :Is. TRF "1141" ON INIMUESTION, being an Inittir into tin. Disease% arising and connected with A • • he Function' of the Stomach. with Remarls on the 1.1%er. and its influence on the Castric Sa stem; to which are pre :Aed somt• tleuend Oben-% adorn; on Scrofulous sod rtitr n-ouslhg:eftsea. itl!elVer4ed NMI select Prescriptions. 11 T. M. r tTON. Surgeon. No 10. Stanhope-street. Neweaatte-street. Strand. late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and Gut's. Port LAO REM %MALI, Nludical and Liternry. on NEIII%uI 4. Ihrolitto:4Dßl \C. and Hysilt•tuag. DlstAsci; to which tie prefisrd Observations on Dimon," of the Mind, &c. poise MAW. Pdotert for Sherwood and Co.. U. Pnternoater-row: est, 7S, Lombard-street ; and C. rhapple, 08, Imbesn. Where gouty be had. ('semi dx Pritu.t Dismiss, price 2a. tal. CORDIAL ISALM of 1,1 I) enriches thy blood w ititunt inflaming it : brareb, w ttliont stimulating tun gin •ntit the nervons s:i stem frees and di!burthetir the Tins* and ether impnrtant organs : reaolt es obstrtirtinga. aireartiess die gearral habit. anal bring% bark the mu•rnlar Algot° their natural sad healthy tons. Maki tar molt.. at its - . sad 33a. net. by Mr. N. Leigh. Strand Huron and Cc... 15n. Ox(nrit-street ; Mr. Ward. ili•llrotD : Mr. Stradtin♦t. Ro%ftl Exchange : and all Al editing. I'.•nders in the kingdom. ANGEL INN. Sr. Ct.anext's, GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRACF.I.LING. following MAILS and other COACHES go from the shore Ins:— . k • •. pac Itinat Mail, ria Dover 'Tuesday and Friday Nights. at twelve: ! • Perjarpoeth CM Board Mail. through Goilalming. Pe tvri.fiski, art Pinar, every k:v calms at a quarter past 7. egd Stinday at half peat 0. On its arrival a packet .Dili to the Isle of Wield. to eanvey pas/imagers and parcels: and a Afaiistioarh.iima off to taiiefiester. tbronwh Drayton, :lavant. Ennis p rub. dr. . tilonee%ter and Aliftlard Mail, through Henley, Oxford. and Cheltenhain. every EtauFfig 'limner past 7, and Sun day at half-pact 0. Driver awl Contacts/IT 'Mail. through Gravesend. Thal- Join', and lea ershain. eserc ovening at a quarter past 7. and siicelsy at half•past 0. FrditiTanterbin passeagers and par rAs are conveyed to Deal, Nargwts, - Raliseate, Sandwich. Le.: and from Dorm'. .pareels nie ecinseyed to Folistone, nandgate. ilythe. Diacitareti. Rowley, and Lyild. Amadei and Rope* Post-coach, through Billinghorst, Monday, Wednesday. and Frits y, a quarter before 7. Bath and Tiristol Poll-roach. to carry only (war inside. through Reading.. Marlborough. Caine, and Chippenham, nary Mooting at 0. • Seth Light Post-roach, in two days, to carry fent inside. through Maidenhead, Rduling, Mariborongli„ . Desires. and Mrlkkham, Monday, Wednesday, aid Friday Mornings, at %. not rani in chiefly intended for • tlie arroyo:imitation of families, Invalids, be. who cannot undergo the fatigue of seek a distammi I one an). Brighton Llittit Post-coach, , through Reigate and Cock field. every Morning at it. C haitariain Pest-sorb, to carry only ftnir inside. through ' lit tla* and Oxford, every Morning at a quarter before 0. Chitiverier, Horner, Asti Petworth Post-coach, Monday. Wednesday, and F'ridey Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Dolor and Canterhnry Light Post-Poach. Monday. Tues days Thursday. Friday. dad Sentlay Mornings. at 7. Ciodataing and Guildford 'Telegraph Coach. throwgh Ash steol, 1e11601114 LeatherbOad. &c. Tuesday. Thursday, and tentraley lideillags, at Q. Littlehampesa. Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Maraings, at a quarter before 7, 'crept Illanday. Kendal, Lancaster, Preitmi. Kirby, Lonstitle. 41olton, aterley, Ormskirk, sad Garstang. Post Coaches, every after-. noon at Five o'clock.---fimarded. Godaindapt and Outldford Telegraph Coach. through Capon', Dittos, Cobham. en; Ripley, on Monday. Wed nesday, and Friday Mornings. at it, and every Sunday Ninnting at 7 radially, and returns to London the same day. Umiak:Ms' and Guildford new Coach, through Mena,. Clindon. Tioneley. E7badttas, , Leatherhead, and Epsom. avers Aftelanea at 3, swear Sunday. Alargate, Ran gate, Deal. Sandwich. and Broadstairs Light Pest-coach, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. and Sunday Mornings. at 7. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Henley, &e. every Morning at Millman 7. CARRIERS, To Twickenham. Brantford. and lalewortb, every Mon day. Wednesday, Friday. and Saturday. EAMES and Co., Proprietors. Panels and Packages are Safely and expeditiously can veyed hem this Inn to every City, Town, Village, and Country Seat la the foUnwiag Counties, cis. :—Berks. Backs, Cornwall, Devoe. Dorset. Hants, Hereford, Gloucester, Kent. Oxford. Somerset. Surrey, Sussex, Wits, Worcester. Routh Wales, all pans of the Isle of Wight. Jersey. Germ- ' itey, and all parts of Frolic,: and to all Parts of tie North Taka notice. that so peek age, eontaining glass. china, ruches, plate. cash, or Baak Rotas, however 'mall the valve, will be ageonated far, If lost or damaged: sot any other panel of parearr's lager, of more than 31 stir. eaten 'petaled as such when delivered at the Ogee and paid for accordingly Neat Poet-Cfmitse, Ire. at the shortest walk: CANDLES on an I WPROVXD PftmcirLE.—)l.P. DimEs, W. ST. N11111111 . ;.$•LANC, epposite• Neu- Slaughter's Coffee-honse. 'ole Nianufacturer of the Imperial flexed Wick Mould Cautlles. which are niti%Crsally allowed In hum wpm! to Wax, deems it nee to emotion the Nobility and families arainst the bate attempts of persons daily ailterlising. as none are rouble but those hail at hi+ Warehouse as abort-, or 'so. MIL Fleet-street.—line Sperm Candles. :14. 4d. per .Jb.; Palace Was Lights and long Was Pieces. 3c. sd. per lb.; Imperial Waxed Wick Mould Candies, I Is. Ail. per doter; hest Store Candles. IN. per dozen: Mottled Soap. from ills. to Ohs. per cwt.: Yellow Soap. s2s. . to Sac per cat.; line Curd Soap. lON. per cwt.: Windsor and Palm Soap. Is. Id. to Ifs. per lb.: Brown Windsor Vs. to Qs. dd. per lb.: Pane! Soaps, As. per dozen : Sealing %Vas, as. Ott. to 7s. per lb.: fine Sperm Oil. 7s. lid. per gallon: Common Oil. 4s. per gallon.— N. R. Orders forwarded to ail parts of loan, and carefully packed fur the country. FROM TUESDAY'S I.O.VMPN GAZEiTE. At the Collet at ('arltnn-Housr. the '29th of May. IP'?0. present. the King's Most Excellent hlajeat) in Council. his itsest in t widen was this do pleased to appoint Stir Charles Warn irk Rampflde. of Itardinston-Park. Bart. to he Sheriff of the enuntc of Somerset. in the MOM of (lewd Martin Berkeley Napier. of East Pennant. Esq. deceased. . [This Gazette liken i‘e rontain. an Order in Council. pro hibiting the Exportation or Gunpowder for six months. Eros she 30th instant.] MILITARY PROMOTIONS. PROMOTIONS. Orrice or 01111NANCr. MAT 29. 1920. • Royal Regiment of Artillery.—Reetet ('oleuel and Lieut.- Colonel Vie 0.. A. Wood. t.• Ur culnnel; Rreret and Major Macdonald. to be lieutenant-eulonel ; First 'Amp tenant %Toed. to be seruntt captain; Second lieuteasnt Mee. to be first lieutenant; Major Faddy, from half-pa), to be major; First Lieutenant iVilson, from half-1r). to ha WM lieutenant ; Second LicaUetraut trim. listf-pay, Seim second lieutenant. Commklion in the Royal Glamorgan I.ight Infantry Bat talion of Militia. signed by the Viee-Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. C. Ilanecrne. F.el. to 1* captain. . •• Contntisviim in . the Nnedr Derbyshire Yeelenner Cavalry. . argithl IJie Lord Lieutenant' of the Cbuntv of Derby. Cornet !Whirr*, to be lieutenant, siee Sir lt . Farherlyert. Bart.. promoted. • Commksients signed by the Fire-Limitenent of the County • • of Devon. --• Y. Clarke. Esq. to be depn 4 y lionfkant. - • Ist Devon Ventannry Cat alry.—E. Divett. jnn. Psq. to be captain"; 11. F. !Roane. Esq. to he ditto; N. White. Esq. to be ditto, by Brevet ; lion. C. Tretu.k, to be lieutenant ; N. llole. gent. to he cornet ; R. Pennell. gent. to be ditto; C. Brake. gent. to be ditto ; 11. JIIMPI, gent. to be ditto; I lion. C. J. Shore, to be ditto. North De% on licomanr) Cat siry.--S. Crocker, gent. to be iientenint. East Heyou Legion Yeomanry Catalry.—J. Kennawm. Esq. to be major : T. lieLestleh. R.q. to .1w r-tptain ; 11. Poreher. Esq. to be ditto; O. R. Northcutt.. Esq. to be ditto; 11. A. Simcne. Esq. to be ditto ; Cornet Forworid, to he lieutenant ; Cornet Hetet, to be ditto: Cornet Kettatwat. to he ditto; KR. Prideans. grotto be ditto; Cornet Leigh. to he ditto; F. Leigh. gent. to be cornet; .1. Matthew. rent. to be ditto; W. liennausf, gent, to he ditto; T. Jenkins. gent. to he ditto; C. J. Auriol. gent. to be ditto; R. Har court. gent. to be ditto; E. Trood, gent to - be ditto ; T. C. Hine, gent. assistant-stwgeon. : outh Items Yeomanry Catalry.--.E. P. Bastard, Esq. to be twutenant-rolonel commandant; Cl. Templer, F.sq. to be lieutenant-colonel; J. C. Rupee!. Esq. to be major: W. Lanutend. E4q. to be captain: J. kitty. Esq. to he ditto ; J. Rastard. Esq. to be ditto; W. J. Clarke. F:ol. to l i e ditto: G. Ley. Esq. to be ditto: Hon. P. U. Pellew, to be ditto ; C. H. Arland, Esq. to be ditto; J. Holbeton. vent, to be lientenant ; .1. King. gent. to be ditto : J. Rennett, gent. to be ditto; E. Clark, gent. to he ditto; T. Kitson, gent. to be ditto ; J. liatherly, gent. to be 'lino; W. Sercomtm gent. to be ensign ; IL Piekthorn, gent. to be ditto ; C. W. Sa fet. gent. to be ditto; W. Hole, gent. to be ensign; C. Team', Esq. to be adjultnt. MANI:RI:PM F. W. Wellford. Site-lene. merchent„ to surrender June 6. 13, nod July 11. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Mears. Poi- Isrek and Oates, Basinghalt-street. T. Marteet, Broad -street, Baena r"!man. hoe 3. li. end 1641.• It, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Heard, Hooper square. Leman-street. Goodman's-fields. T. OW. Little Tower-street. nserehant, Jnne IG. 17. and July 11, at Guildhall. Attorneys, \lets's. Noy aid Hard stone, Groat Tower-street. T. Wiley, Strand, hoot-maker. June 10. 17. and Jnly It, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright. Oray's-inn-square. C. Edwards. Gough-square, furrier. June 3. 17. and Jul; 11. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker. Bart.letes-builii inprs, Holborn. W. 14vIv rater, New Woodstock. Oxfordshire. mereer, June 3, 10, and July 11. at the house of Robinson Bertram, rimier the Town Hall, Oxford. Attorney, Mr. l'hilton, Chaneery-lane, London. W. Trudgett, Bury St. Edmund's. Suffolk. miller, June 9. 3. and July 11. at the Angel Inn. Bury St. Edmunds. At torneys, Mr. Way man. Bury St. Edmunds; and Messrs. Sandy s and Co. Crane-eonrt, Fiert-Orret , London. R. and J. E dwards. Cradles, Wnreest,w4hire„ ironmon- gen% June 19, 90, and July IL at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Ilewilley. Attorneys.Messrs.Con.stable and Kirk, Symonit's inn. Chancery-lane, London ; and Alr. Rubins, Strawbridge. 14. frebrgreaves. Liverpool, woollen-duper, June 91. 99. and July IL at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attorrfeys. Mr. Phillips, Liverpool; tad Messrs. Aditngton and Gregor), Braford-row. London. M. Newton, Newoulle-npot-Tyne. cooper. June it 141. sad Jnly 11, at the George Ines. Nernst-sale-upon-Ty rkt- tonna-% Mr. LeadMwee, Panerass-kane,Cheepside. lonSon; and Mr. Richmond, Newcastle. DIVIDN'tI)B. Jeer V. R. E. West, St. Alargard's-hil!. Soutetwirk. ism aLt see,y-wercitant, at Guiltthsti Jilt* V:, J. B. Grimsby, tend SI:ONEV died on gee Scaleld?" klaptuissponwHall, haberdasher. at the Dog knd Duds Ta vern. quit—June VI, J. Carpenter and J. P. Calfprot-c, Wellington, Romersrtshire. tankers, at the Bush Tavern. Bristol--done VI. J. Kendriek. PeMarlon klillw. %Voreester shire. inner, at the White !tart Inn. Hartlehory --June G. 'W. Cobham, jun. and T. Jones. 1t are, bankers. at Mini hall. I.ntidon—June-27, T. Builden. Roehetter, Grocer, at Goildhall—July I. T. Stunt. Allen-street, Duren!!-sheet. mirpetwettunfreturer. at Guildhall—June 11. T. Railcar sod .1. Ilellnitr. Bristol. soerehants, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristate-v-Juise 2:t. J. Richards. IVhitcltorch. hhropniiire. banker, it the Loin! Hilt Inn, Widieunrch --June tl. T. J. Leneastrr. Careatun-street, merchant. at Guildhall—Julie 27. I. Aldeheri. V. V. Becher. nal J. Hargreaves, t;opthall- WWI/teak merchants, at Guildhall—June 20. %%'. n'irfor.l. Gillingham. Kent, fi ,lu-rionti. at Guildhall. London -Ji ue 20. I. IIL. W6m,r4., Norn.:eb. linen-draper. at tittildhatt. London-4.Juni- 'Ol I. Henry. Liverpool. drape': and tinpsel ler. gt thrill eorte Inn, I.; t ervonl—June YI. J. kfor.tgoolitry. uve,p I, merchant. at thy George Inn. Ilterpnol —June I. J. capbriec. iilrminghani , merchant, to)-wsi:ch-maker, 11.16 oipack Inn. Birmingham. CERTIPICATIN—Jeutt O. T: P. Bartlett, INtabory, mcr'er OW draper—.l. Phipps, Doke -street, Portland-place. tallor-4. Bailey. Crostie Sell wnod. Somersetshire. clothier-4. Oihba. Rridgnatrr, Rst-- nterset.liire. inaltster -A. T..d.1, Catherine-mart, T.,wer hill. meet:hint •-P. trarion. Licerprottl. ineretmitt —W. Crew, Palace-row. Tuitenham-eourt-read. plumber—W. Stroud. IVipplug-street, ship-chandler—wl. Owen. New Bond-creel. tailor-J. M. Lauttltl. Newcastle•street, Strand, rind!!rear) —.l. I.wrenre. I i.rton-eirden. woollen-draper—Mail Mnr garet Roosted, Devoushire-street. Queen-square, dealer and charwoman. PIRTNIERSIHIPA DISKOLVED. - - - teisinnitn. Dunlop. Robertson. snd Robert.;;•. Port-Min des cotton-spinners—Potts and Poto4. ine-des ler; —Ronserville sod Srott, F:dinbtorpth. writers to tlm signet —Jima, Let mt. Roberts, and Leven. tieutenates. York shire, seed-crushers—Tl,orow good. 'rhorowlinqd. and Cope. Clteksi de, stationers—Ellis and Smith. Rirmioithasn. platers —S►uttlenorth insJ Wertbinaton. Lit erpool. surf? ons. LAW urELLIUENCE. COURT OF CR ►NCERY, Limcooes M•r 30. This being the first seal thy Iterate Term, the LORD CIiNfPLI.OR mile into Court at ten o'clock. TRE PORTO-NOV*I'H Tilt 3.I.\TTER OF CARTER AND MIS. ISIN, I tystntsrrs. NIUNTAta'r. slated, that it would be in the recol lection of his Lordship, that he ordered certain pin taken under the old ttttt this bankruptcy, to /se transferred to the new commission. What he had now to ask og the Court was, that the proof• which had been prepared to hr taken under the old commission Might Le dirrded to he taken under the new commission. 'Cie LORD Ctism:F.i.Loo cannetvel—ills Lordship will hear bankrupt petitions on Saturday. COL'AT OF KING'. nENcif. --VILDRALL.-Tl:l:7*.tY. LONG* PORVALL. inkstuctiest to recover ikunages_for the injors done to one ship by another running GrtiroTit in the Thames. Amount claimed n piv a rds of 14111. The ship which was injured was railed the Zenohia, the other the Carolina Matilda. A procee.ljue had been taken in the Court of Admiralty against the ship. whifh was iiitaine,!, in ronseirlinee, by an order of that Court iron It was then that the defendant came for ward, antrolfered himself as a guarantee to see all ea pensectuitaer ISt/. paid. if the vessel was oilier-eel to pd.' iced upon her Tnyage. .fly this proceeding lie, tussle himself smswerable, and dm: the A etion was hrmicht, Fur the defendant it was contended, that there waaa Trinity-house pihit on board, and therefore that * r w its not liable for any injury done by the ship. A point'of law was therefore raised ; hut, at his, Lordship's ogres: lion. it was made into a case foftlse.e.onsideration uf the Judges. lIKOOK*II Xr, C. :rr..".D. 'flue plaintiff in this case was a ship-chandler, the lie fendant a ship-owner. tiomla were proved to been firrnishrel by one to the other to the amount of IV The defence set up was. that the , 00ds were furnisliedi io the order of a person named Clement, against whom the defendant had a set-olf. It 11 'aid OA they were furnished to Clement's own arconnt. Ihr plaintiff rebutted this by showing, that Clement. was merely his anent. A verdict was found for the plaintiT as to 3M. THE KING r. nync.r.. _ _ This was an intiictmrtWaitheproserNion of the Nil ill/VS! of St. Wide's, against the tlelettaant fur a nuisance.. Plea, Not guilty. UURNFAi r %aid the defendant was ocenpier of err lain remises on the Thames between 111arkfriar's bridge and the Temple. at tie bottom of Water-lane. The in inettnent imputed to him that, by making his wharf a depository for the most noisome Ph, it wa§ Itecome a toilsome'. to the whole neighhonrhood. Near the plate lay a.puhlic carriage -way ; and a little higher, at the top of Water-lane, there was a path.vavirmling to AC Trutp'.e. Ile observed, this was less evens:A/le in the dal - rodent. for a prosecution hail hers eatilMeneed against the ocenpier of. a IlPiellhltlrlag wharf, and be. seas rnnvictPtl in this Court There was no oreildon for laying the filth in this wharf, for simer tt:e Jest of Los tiNl—'-'—'77t7:-Ti::ires called laystalts had ',wen mante City of London, foe ft Tilt until it was taken awar,s down the river by the barges. Ile ovoid. show that 'the place wan a nuisance from the mouths o f the (lentil-men of the Inquest, and he coold not think what the defence would he. No our could doubt 'het that such a tereptacle lot the moat noisome filth was not a great nnisanre. Three of the tientlevr.-n on the Inge-st proved that the smell arising from this place wits very ofensite. Mr. Aeoteut . s. fur the defence. commented upon the absence of evidence to show that it was a n011;4,11ce to any one immediately in Its neighhonritood. 'l'lll. prose ration, he said, was the r?-rt of private malice. Ile denied that there was any pro if to show that the defrost ant •* hail laid, or causer, or proenreil tit he laid there," any offensive matter. lie also observed that his client was ready to tliscirstitme this onisance„ and th a t h e h a d already made an offer of Int. as a compensation to the parish for the expreve they had beets at, hot it w a s r e. rosel. Ile trusted, therefore. the Jury woitl.l not, by their verdict. Make 1 1 .11.110telves parties to this prosecution, which was the effect of The Jury acquitted the drferdant. If vrYota-Gatottx.—A ShOrt TIME are PPTI4IIII inform.- tious were Icalcefi at this (live atTninat Mr. Brre.furd. 11r. King. and other nrirtvenders lirine in the Liberty o f the kali., Sun,lay new.pspers on the day —Thy Magistrate*. QS hearing the rave% ton• I;rote to Jeliberale, and ther yesterday Bare jn , tetura atrainst the ilet.”§dan•s, said they wraCil aneal against the decis:oo. PRIVE SEVKS PgNCE. LVPriCAL PARLISMENT. 1101.7:4F OF lAMTN, Tut$DAT, May SO. 'a lie oathe were atlininioered to the Lori.lr Kirgstost. Clifton, and Stowell. The Par' of Livaitettot. presented an account of the prices of wheat, oats, 1111. 1 bailey, daring the years Its 16, 11, I is, and IV. His Lordship observed, ILA these prices were it; confirmation of the stateniewa which he had made rotative to the eon tratie on the preceding night, a^ the average of the whole was greater than the impertation price. AeItItYLTUR AL I tIsTREBII.—The Duke of DevoNarter presented six petitions (rim, occupier; of land in lt..rbyrhire, praying for Legislative preteefioe. I.ord Wort wowto presented* similar pet:lino tram the 41(ricultarslists of Sussex. Lord BATHrpar presented a petitiim t' the same effect from the Comity of (iloocester—ordered to Bo on the table. lived CAtirmo*Pr, in presenting a retitlop of a liko nature from the town of Bury, iu SuAbilit, wirs.tead, that the petitioners did not pray for reiief upon a UM' principle but titey complained of the def.ctive catcal -1 • twit of the v.isting law. It nos therefore mn , t nem sari that an inquiry should be made, and a remedy ap plied, which would give the Bill ti.at fair trial it bad never vet obtained. 1t was incumbent en Parlialuitih to inquire whether the averatre price of corn iiirerigt , out the kingdom was fairly slated, in entering into pry investigation, the object of which was to asteitiia whether the effects of the Bill were essential or reme iliabl..—Ordered to lay on the table. Lord HAsowtiwa presented a similar petition fioM Donniogton, in the Isle of Ely. Lord Eo 3 ESIONT pegented tiro petitions to the salts purpose, one from Sieynitt!:, in Siv:ser, the other from Putters Market in the *ame county.—Ordered to lie on the table. CIVIL LIST BILL.—Lord Lirrefiroot, moved the Order of the Day for the third reading of the Litt Bill. Lord Dscre tore, porsuaht to notice, to trove an amendment to this last clans, of the Hill. His Lord ship stated. that it was rot his object to examine t he general principles of the Bill, nor to inqttire whether Parliament. in calenlatinl_r the amount of provision for the maintenance of the Civil Government, was to be bound by the resnit of any former Committee on the same 4444),(1. Nor did he mean to reasnine what effect the difference of price in the essential article* of life ought to have upon a new arrangement, thong!, he thought that also a very fit sub?ct for infinity But his present *eel related 'elide 40. those atteee .ain and casual eto•enues,• known by the appellaiion of the itrolh of the Admiralty. These were nut withit .'the scope of that inquiry which took pisee, when the settlement was made in the firt year of the reign of his late Majesty, or within the contrast) of kir late. Committee. who should ollertvise has demanded their application to a different porpose (Tin that to which thaw were at present appropriated. • The Multi darir.l; • the thirty learn war, ntieht he averaged at :400,004.0. a-year. fte was aware that the whele ot This 'moan wait not applied to the Civil List; there were other claims upon it of a different nature, arising out of circautstances affecting carures. Three were also re ./mtnerations to captors. For this pnrpose it was new }sty there should he a distinct fetid, under:the with°. . city of responsible person:, and such a ftool-nueht to he left under the disposal and control of persons in• 'formed upon the subject. who might be enabled to :..et with that promptitude, which the ri casiou so often re quired. • He had therefore no intention of entendine his motion to that pottier) of the Denita, which would be required for this necessary and immediate (ion; but he contended, that as the Committteof 'had provided amply for the e:spenres of the Coen lie re:nowt:l, it •houlti have precluded the possitsility of the application of the enormous sum averaged et 290,0(11!. for half a century to the Civil List, which had been previously provided for neon the Most lib,ral es• • I timate. He then observed, that the clause in the repent Rill, although it required that the amount of the Droits of the Admiralty, and their application, shouhl be retnrned to each Session of Parliament, yet it left the application unregulated and discretionary. The Hill should be so t'r,med as to eliepose of the mo ney a priori, and ought not to leave it open to an ap plication which Parliament did not direct. It was by far the hest principle of the Coristitation, that no am . • . ney could be disposed of hot by persons aceraatall • I to firilasneet, icno hr . ! !••••:- tutre!y a prospective . re •• ^^-" :"• l•e". ere unjt rau actor.; and preempt*. y direction. This was not only remedy. but prevention. It did not allow of deficienries, and then undertota to (are them, but it pointed oot._jo air fiat_instance, the object of expen.iiture, is ith its extent andlitnita lion. It was nut following up this principle to allow' of the application, and only call for a return. It ap. fared to him to be the best arrangement to allow of a discretionary power only with regard to the use re quired for the equitable demands of the elava ofpersons whore be hall dricrihed, and to preclude at the same time the pcasibility of applying the remainder to any of tht purposes provided fur by this Hill. He was con vinced that no one could have any well-founded objee . coin to ouch a Parliamentary control ov r the limits of the Admiralty, as while it prevented the use of Coon in a way which the liberality I.f Parliament had anti cipated, woutd stilt leave an ample sow to be dispso-ed of in the **omen! of fair claims and eqiitable dr moods. Ilia Lordship concluded, by moving an aokeschuent to the elle. t, That nu part of the bruits of the Admiralty at pruoent in eximsene., or hereafter ams- I P " lll l l l :4l: a e l t a p ' r be o n f i o d r r ed l i le l e fi f:a l t tu t h h r p e r e : e ki s p e u t li:e , i d e r n t i t O: e t v i . tr• uall the ri of p. rp i t r h t er and tw T h ic a ni t : relurstaahould be requited of the a nlit-ati.:ll. tea& to .oth r purposes. L. 41 lavotro.n...bjecteJ to the at *with:rent. lie, however, sa fir agreed with the NoLie Load who 1