The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-21 00:00:00

IRE STATESMAN. GENERAL ELECTION. -......- - MIDDLESEX TILICCTrON. , . STATE OF TIM POLL THIS DAT AT MALI-PAST 12 0 CLOCK. pile' POLL. TOTAL. RTHO INNtirnisan MiLLibm WESTMINSTER ELECTION. STATE Or THE POLL TIM DAT AT TWO O'CLOCK. Sir F. &Rom s74 399S Mr. llosnovsr The I 1 on . I..tve 21/11 31S1 COVNTY OF BEDFORD. Sir J. Osborn resigned yesterday evening, at half-past 9 o'clock. The following is the final state of the Pull : Tavistock -- - 1-159 I Osborn - - 1214 Ppm WMATMOR LA Yi D. —CLOA r OF THE FOVRTII nAY's row.. Brougham - - - - 931 I Lowther - • - 861 Lord Lowther - - - 92 e) MF.MIWRS BETCIINF.D. Asot.ases. (Count)).—Carl of Uxbridge. NoTTINuII• Usti I Lord W. Brutinek ; Admiral Sotheron. \oRTNCN . . .— J. Brandlitig. Esq. ; T. W. Beau ' moot, Esq. Sr . Wm. Rowley ; T. S. Gooch, Es I. • BIECK ,OCK.UillOt.—Coloorl Wood. H .. Wee. U. Morgan. Init.—Cho ries Clot pla in. Esq.; lion.C.A.Pelliam. CARIIARTNII,OIIIIIIW.-11011. tiro. R ire. (ORNITA Wm. Lemon; John 11. Tretnayne, Esq. FLINTFII E.—Sir Thomas Most) it. Bart. CANIBIOIDGIOMIRIL—Lord C. S. :11:111111ers; Lord F. C. 0.- borne. . KUST.—Sir E. Knatehhull; Wm. P. llonrs wood, ('situtoss, , nwte.—Willinni F. Post ell. Esq. RsoNott-toitt E.—W alter V. iUdna. Esq. Motown osulaa.—Sir Charles Morgan; Lord Ur:111011e Somerset. R .—Richard Price. Esq. Ulmer. .--11toma s Gross enor, Ent.; I.orll Rrll/11 , %e. fleauAll.—J.li. Lanstdosi. Esq.; lion. . Pow trit. NUTTINCII %v.—Joseph Birch. Esq.; Bemoan, Esq. BA iseount Bernard. liIrDEURD , IIIIIIE.—NIOripIi , of Tasistock ; Mr. P)m. -mew NEWCASTLE-UNDER-IA MI ELECTION. The straggle that has been ittaintaiete,l at Nt.wcastle by the independent freemen for the recot cry of their rights, leas been were forteinate in having timed on lir. 1 att.s Grim ti as their champion in that animating enterprise. 11 e learn from more soul-cis than one., that the spirit of inde pendence, which had already risen in that borough, touted in their new candidate a pone' ftel auxiliary. and that it has since spread itself even into the ranks lathe hitherto triumphant Corporation. It seems to haye been one of the sharpest contested struggles almost ever know ei--hetweet. real freemen. in whom all the legal and natural rights are by their charters vested for the general interests of the borough, and the oreosiosial The zre it reLiical crisis of nat:on% is at hand, but as fr"""'". admitted exclusively for Corporation election urposcs; an abuse which lias, too many places, if approaches it loses its terrors. It no longer comes I rifted up village tyrants, into being the itsiti tiers of the sees its in tempest an.; in blood; it no longer threatens f reemens • l a s s f o l privileges, instead of luting their re tiostrurtion to the very fabric of society; its march is presentative% and guardians. We are, her, e‘er, happy rz!ne, 'aut site. It roots out Despotism, lint only to to learn, that Mr. Clayton Jennytes, the 'otiose.% selvo. i the chartered rights of the free burg esses of ew pan: iu its stool Cons!itutional Anthority. Such is the " m g t h e ril N t of cuele, has taken some legal objections to g s 'mighty, but bassefivent t barge which we have never voting practised by the honorary freemen, tibias will nixed to emirate, bet %Odell, in the course of our eat-! b e di sc u s s e d in the ensuing Parliament ; anal whie:t, it , ideate, we scarce!! hoped to see. It is Revolution-1 is confidently said, will lead in the ultimate cmatecipa- I let us tot illttnite the terrific name—but it is not earth- lion of the borough. The investigation, host - even of quake. It neither swall o ws up no r a nnihilates ; it re- the 'object cannot fail to open the eyes of the public. N 1 the abuse made of the large poivera now astoteneel water. and improves. It is Revolution, but it does not ..b y Corporations, and by creettoug these oreasional errs drive convicted Despots from their thrones it voters, to obtain a colourable majority. It may, in its arms them of the sword and the torch, but it leaves results, restrain the arbitrary authority at present ?UV them the sceptre. And from what quarter has this he , cised in all the corporate towns its the Ititydoni. On the 14th cnrreist, Andrew Lang, hasp Th ief 'whew awl almighty spirit breathed upon the surface gistrate of Selkirk, was elected delegate for that burgh. of our eaters ? .111 was dark and desolate. The blood Mr. Lang supports the interest of the Lord Provost of of inilrona, shed in the cause of freedom, seemed nn Ulassrow. The severest contest ever recollected in Selkirk took Loader erring out t o H eaven , or cr i e d out i n va i n . A !none of Monarchs bound the earth as in au iron zone, place at the nomination of the delegate. On the day of election considerable rioting took place , anti the t lief sal trampled down the rights of men and of nations, Magistrate. while exerting himself in his 'Atrial salm is the rain hope of extinguishing even the memory of citv to establish tranquillity, was knocked down, upon Keit existenre. Where prudence forbade the use of open which an express was dispatched for Mr. Walter Sean. the Sheriff of the county, who happily succeeded in re torte, !Whale was applied aide scarcely inferior potter, Nee. rallies were invented to d egra de th e f r i en ds of sto3rierng K r i e r a k c e r ienn Finlay has been again returned for liberty its every clime, and a general crusade of ll:Amesbury, along with Ale. Forbes, his former col all il.c literary, political, and military abilities of league. flu Friday Mr. Finlay was to he installed in the office of Lord lector of the University of Glasgow. naakind was preached aga i n st th em . W e ll, t h ere f ore , A meeting of the county of Ayr has ! 1111 l tied might tartness sit upon the flee of the deep. Put how to convene, s on the 9 2,41 instant, to ft% • a remonstrance has the prospect brightened : What powerful blast has against the mode in which the mail is at present carried Wrested the gloom of barbaric ages from settling to Ayr, and to Ireland, from lilasgow. eaire more upon devoted Europe ? From the land of RIOT AT BANIIICRY.—.% seri riot ion of took place at Min istry, in consequence of the usual clestribei het ones "PPesed servility and superstition it has route. It has not bring dispersed on the re-election of the Dem. M. nestled as a mighty u ind. anal despotism leas vanis h ed" Legge last Friday. Mn, Legge was elected about three 14 " e it posted. It has done still more, It has not only mont h. ago, and Lis re-clection taking place so trickly, li / " r .1 `;pain, and rowel its destinies fur ever ;it has the usual presents of beer and ribbons were dispensed with. v.,. in:ill showed their resentment for the mods eirtit ;n rx.imple which hill two remain unfruitful. It has ;led a braruu atuun', slum, by wearing cockades matte of shas logs, anti insult ingthe nations. The" 11l and hooting - both corporation anti candidate, ham ",ore ;•1 i:s and k.trn, without tumult or blood- ey kept imprisoned its the 'rime' !lall for two boors, ' 1 ""1, re.ass , •rt and regain their rights. Can assailing the constables and windows with rallies of he hrli rve d , t h at alter witnessing the great an d stones. At I;•eig.le the b prisoners got t i le i n . n i h the etr e l, salutary results effected by the noble and truly pa- bwuatsth k r noc ne k w ed . l el e o u tt i • l t ' l er a and n w g ou r Trl g ia n s i- e w bres y s iii m o e st in probably moth ; conduct of the tisintary in Spain, the armies killed, had he not succeeded in taking shelter in the n i 4 ;oraaly nil! remain enlisted in the cause of, Batik, through the back part of which he made his * orators, against the rights and liberties of their escqr• Magistrates have since consmitted several tire - area? Will they not sec, that if they unite wills the of the ring-leaders. people in thatantling free 1 onstitntlons, those Uonstitu fens must be granted. limit, even supposing them to take no derisive part in the present crisis, still the fear nitheir taking ono% will operate with nearly equal power spiv. the inindsof Princes. They %rill anticipate what they e: , itt-y cannot avoid, and will make a favour and a glory "f :ranting what in a short time would be torn front ' 1 " . • FERDINAND has drunk cf a bitter cup; they rteild fain sweeten it before it is presented to their lips. H e Probably was little aware of the extensive operation of his single ad; but when he signed the Constitution "I the fortes, he virtually gate free Cuustitsrtiows to g_fl the rarepreseeed cad Nwesmancipsted stations is "rim. Neither will the benefit of the example be r ,in'rely lost upon those which already possessed este- Constitutions. It will revive the importance and 7uredness of those Constitutions in the minds both of tsar possessors and of their assailants. It will cause tar~ Ira be more carefully guarded by the one, and more faithful! ob serred by the others. It will shew that 7 mit y the corr ec ti on o f th e R h os ., w hi c h h ave cre pt no i. their operation, wonl4l he as dangero u s as it is 17. It will ren d er R e f orm pa l ata bl e even to t h e la o s. nt •t timid or prejudiced, as the safest, if not the only ►ass of securing the tranquillity of the State and the iatogrityof oar Institutions. In a word, it will change rate of nations throughout the world, anti restore shat t equilib r i um b etween t h e power o f M onarc h s _ the rights of subjects, which alone can secure the teen government and happiness of both. The revs Rollles have risen to 86. Count Ile l'Abis -1111, alone rontluct hail appeared so equivocal at Cadiz, irldren secretly frost M adrid. tal joined O'Doanel, pre tsa to the King's acceptation of lb. Constitution Aiq lintr7n. We understand that Mr. Grattan is much better. We hope that, in a few days, we shall have to state his convalescence.—(Psiblia Erening Post.) FROM A CORaisrox DENT.—Persons in the habit of attending the different departuirnts of the Bank are struck with the present thin number of Clerks its souse of the offices. This circumstance is owing to the em ployment fodnd for them by Mr. Mellish. Groups of these gentlemen may he seen in Islington, Hackney. and other districts, canvassing for their emplover, glad. no doubt, to obtain a few holidays. Qwere—ilflw nlll the proprietors of Bank stock like the time of their ser vants employed in this way? FILIMCH GENERALS IN AMERICA.—M. Dirat. one of those who were banished in the Ordotinanct• of the 24th July, has arrived in Paris, front Philadelphia, and brings the following intelligence concerning the other refugees :—llenerals Grouchy and Lalleinaml reside in Philadelphia ; the latter has taken a wife there. and published a Treatise on Gunnery ; his brother. w ith tir e or six officers from Champ d Asile, reside in a farm within three leagues of New Orleans; General lirritaril, at the head of the. Engineer Cepartenent of the I toiled States. has fortitied New York ; General Letttro Des 'tossups is still at Arglerille, a French colony ; 31. Kral inhabits a farm on the St. Lawrence; Ileiteial liausel still lives at Mobile ; General Regnant' bust a i .„;. as was reported ; he resides some leagnes (m it New Or leans; Count de Survillas (Joseph Bonaparte). lives in the counul, 10 leagues front I Intadelphia, and has bees wade a CIIIMM of the United States. wa ds'. i 5 no looker a virtue, when it serves only to Twee the audacity of the oppressors. His insolence i des i n proportion to the abasement of those who obry hi m , flow comes it that Spain, so brave in the', um, ho !wow inadive ?—dow, that the nation Oieli once decided the fate of Europe, has become the lag „h a ppy, the destitute of all nations?—How w it s iert.' that a handfol of individuals, who would j e /mirk with terror if their s ictints resisted fore mo os,. a htinid raise themselt es by our tears and the suc in of our labour? inhabitants of Antes!! era, raise yourselves ao.:ainst ( wades of the public good. and of your happiness _ a csinst those who wish fur the (titration of a d es p ot i c because, under the protection of that .. w „„,, en t, they acquire power which they met against t'site. then, with the generous warriors who come to . r we von from an ignominious yule! What have you „fray' Smile motngtitry sacrifices to Fain a certa in, ant eternal result. Swear fidelity to the Spa .,,,h c ons titlititxt. You will acquire an inestimable 0 1, o:city, and universal consideratioo; you will ,eye Alive on the theatre of the world, and you will h e B &W by all miaow. IUPHAIII DEL RlEtio. i."%e (arts r-Gencrul e l f Anti qa:ra, Feb. 21, 1510. -- -•~- There have already appeared in Spain liberal :ournals reaset.ated to the defame, of the I -esent revolution. its the 9th instant a general amnesty was pul,lishrd by e srlamation. On the Bth nearly the whole of the r.sArds deserted to the Insurgents, together with the .tippers and miners who were at Meals.— The Urpaty of the fortes, Mvson Tottneuo, the tirst pr.civime I the principle of the sovereignty of the people, hid ne sooner arrived at Curogna, than he was no minated Member of the Provieional Government of the Precinct. When FRKTRE published the Constitution a t Segovia, an ecclesiastic hail the folly to tear don n one of the *pekes. He was, in consequence, very mum ;I:4state d by the populace, and left almost thrall the spot; this was the only excess committed. At S - rgofta, the Constitation was proclaimed I the cries of Lice the Relfrioa, the Govetre. Mr King , awl Mc fgestitvtizni I A general illestsitrition, and concerts of military music, terminated the slay. 'I be Marquis ..*.tlarits has been confirmed in his appointment ; the 31antnis de Castreson who went n 'oh an order from tie lins: was sent hark. HAIL ! COLUMBIA. --•.-- Hall I to Columbia—to the aes-bora Star, With an Archangel's strength, and wing of fire, Rising in beauty o'er the waste of wax! E'en as the Phenix from the cleansing pyre Which has consumed her shame; and thou still higher Shalt mount, until thy orb securely turns. And 'mid the besets of Freedom quenchless burns. N ith pain and peril thy young days were fraught; Thy Nurse was sorrow, and the milk she gave With blood and tears was mingled: hut she taught Thy infancy endurance; how to brave The despot's anger, and redeem the slave From chains. Thou wilt not surer, nor impose; Blessed In this. that mercy springs front woes. And thou. heroic Relit a-, whose arm Cradled the helplessness of this sweet Child; This sunniest burn of I.ibert ! the charm Of thy pole honour bath not been deM'd With wean ambition: therefore, justly styled The Patel. t Soldier ! ponder name is none, Of all that pity s time borne, or Conquerors won, Thrice liaii ! Cult.n.bia—the best hopes of rued Are pillow ed un Its clot.) and suecess! Old Ty 111:1111 is trembling in his den, Aire-stri el to know he bath one tictim less; Nor can Lis Litterness of soul repress, That time brings forth the inet itahle hour, When men shall crouch nu more to earth-born power. Wilt sleep the harps of Albion. that should swell In choral 'gladness. to salute the thy That numbers thee 'mid .Nation , l), C. 4 the shell old Detraction hang t pi.n the there no Minstrel to at i•e. P ad pay The homage of sweet strains, snit notil claim For A.biun's Sons a ',orlon of thy tame Extract of a letter front Curacoa, dated Janu ary 1.1.-- " Accounts have been received that the Spanish fleet, consisting of nine vessels of war, hail gone into Puerto in order to avoid an encounter with the Inde pendent squadron under Brion ; and Soublette had left autheient force at Cucuta and proceeded to tlifayana Pars w•as harassing Morillo's troops at San Carlos, and the Independents were conquering in every direction. A Brazil packet arrived yesterday, with dates to the 12th January. The following are extracts front letters received by homes in the City : Rio J A JAY. 11.—We leave at last received ad vices of the result of l.or►l l'oclirane's attack on the Spanish ships at Callan, for which lie hail prepared all h►s ships, besides a fire-ship, ■nd one throwing Con gress. rockets. According to the Chill Gazette of the 17tth Noveniher, Lord l'orlirane made his attack on the Ist lh•tober, and was repulsed. On the 3d he renewed the attack, and experienced the same treatment, losing his fire-ship and the rocket-ship, his other vessels also receiving considerable damage. As the news collies from the Chili people themselves, and this is acknow ledged in their own liaxette, the truth a •t he doubted ; but it is thou vht they have not told all. The San Elno and Pruehs, althe above date, list not arrived at Callao. It it •.►a) that the greater part of the crew of the ship Addi•nn. of Philadelphia, who nintiniril near the coast lof Brasil, had formerly been in the liCovendent South Anieriean service. SPORTING INTRIZIOENCE. !HITTING AT TATTIIIISALL'S, Manta 20. 4EIB Y'. 10 to 1 agiit Arbatat, by Walton. d. Lisettb 11 to 1 apt Lord Stawoll's Brother to Bloch. r 1$ to 1 asst the Doke of Oraftoo'i . e. Plndarrre 16 to 1 agst Mr. Antoci's rh. e. 'Me Duke 16 to 1 agat Mr. Thornhlll's c. Ballot 100 to 6 bed Udne)'s Abjir 100 to 6 agst the Doke of Oratton'it lOU to 6 NO Lord Exeter's eh. r. Kesire, 100 to 6 'agst Lord O. Cateadish's e. out of Cut O.4AS. 11 to 2 asst the Duke of Runtin4l's f. oat of Si. rceil -6 to 1 asst Mr. Thornltilr. Fiala 11 to 1 apt Lord Rous's The Bride RIDDLESWORTH.—(IsT etas..) 7 to 2 agst c. out of Financier's d. 9 to 4 agst the Duke of Orafton's e. Pindarrie Vto I agst Mr. Wortley's e. oat of Etni d. 211 CLASS. to 4 on f. ont of Sorcery DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 13 to 1 apt c. by W anon, out of Liseita 200 to n apt Arbutus, by Walton, IL Lisette IVO to 6 apt Mr. Watt's c. out of Altiaidora (lICTI 311 Tel! COMMERCIAL A lIVERTIREIL, VER. 7.) A rican expedition, consisting of the United States' ship Cyan.% and the ship Elizabeth, sailed from this port yesterday afternoon. 'llse Elizabeth, chartered by tiovernment, proceeds to the western roast of Africa, fur the purpow• of carrying into effect the Act of i"l9, sfreeably to the views 4t . use President, as expressed in his late Message on that subject. She carries out the United States' agents and artizans, mechanics and la bourers fur the purpose of negociating with the local authorities of the country, for permission to land and pro ride . lbr rem/Oared or liberated Africans; and to build I set and cultivate land for their use. About fifty saults, people of colour, go out as mechanics and Lawrers, provoled with ntettsi!.., tools, implements, anti 1 stores. Those whose services are valuable on account I of their trades. and who ronll not be prevailed on other- H si , * to fib. are permitted to take their families with them. This expedition, we are informed, has no direct or neeessnry connection with colonization. The Cults nizetion Society, it is understood, will soon send a ves sel out from the south with colonists. 'rite l•nited States takes no part in the a ff air ..f colonizat' . But if its I operations for liberated Africans are carried on in floe same place where the Colonization Society conducts its colony, ■ mutual help will necessarily be felt by earls lother's efforts. These two e , ounilinities ought not to hr c ectesl in the public min.', as they are not in fact ; yet they to sy he viewed as two individuals carrying on, earls it hetiesolent purpose, upon the same theatre of I • artist us. I The ('cane proceeds on a cruise on the western coast of Africa. twat fist the slave traders._ COURT OF CHANCERY.—(TIcs DAY.) -......- MINIM .4:40 (MIMI EXECLTORS L. ADAMPPOrI. An injunction Lad been granted in this cause, re. straining the Bank from paying the dividends of, the defendants from trausterring the sum of, 10,teeli. ix the 3 per Cents Bank Consolidated Annuities. A motion was made to dissolve this injunction, and the Let u CHAN . CEL . I.OR now proceeded to give juA guient. The circumstances of the case, he observed, were these:—The testator, whose property had given ri• e to this dispute, was a clergyman, who had resided ,:s the country, and some time before his death had given a *arrant of attorney to the defendant, anthorising bolo receive the interest of 10,0110/. 3 pr Cent. Bank Cowell. dated Annuities. This for souse time had been regularly attended to, and his Lordship remarked, that lie believed the whole transaction would be funud fair and liononr able ofi the part of the defendant. Some time afterwards a second warrant of attorney was sent down by the testator to the defendant, aulio rising him to sell and Mueslir the stock in ques::on. Now ua dne could contend that a warrant of attor::ef thins expressed was not, prima facie, sufficient authority for the defendant to transfer the stock into his own name. The plaintiffs, who are the executors of the tes tator, urge that at the time the power of attorney was given, the testator was of a weak and infirm 'flint!. This, however, his Lordship had no reason to believe ta he the case; and certainly, in continuing the injunctiol against the defendant, he did not proceed upon such be lief. The defendant states that the intention of the war rants of attorney given him, was to secure the interest to the testator during his life, and afterwards to secure both principal and interest to the defendant himself. As the testator had left his real property to the defendant, his Lordship thdugfit it probable that the defendant's statement in this case might be correct. Still, however, the injunction must not be dissolved in the first place, because there appeared no trust in the warrant of attor• Dry by which the interest of the stock was secured tti the testator; and secondly, because it was necessary that the evidence of the testator's intention respecti!t4 . this property shduld be first brought forward. - - - 11',1VAL, D►AL, M tact, 20.—Came down from the River, and sailed. the London packet. Tracey, for Boston; Union. Trott, kr Gibraltar; and Sir Joseph Banks. Lacy, for Jamaica.— Remain in the Downs, the Severn frigate and the Pioneer schooner. PORT/MOUTH. MA*lll 10.—Arrived the Favourite sloop from a Oldie. Sailed the Regulus, Smith, for Deptford, aid Jane, Hicks, for Cork. Msarn 20.—Arrived the Torridge, Crozier: * ind Nor folk. Richardson, from Newcastle; and Portsmouth, Cart ridge, from London. ('owes, 111suce SO.—Arrived the Concordia, Paper, from St. Ander°, with damage. The Redman, Alainwarine, 14 coming into the harbour to discharge her cargo and repair. llsawtett, Mateo !O.—Arrived the Prince of Orange racket with a mail, from Ifortind.-Sailed the Duncan packet, for Holland ; Lord 74elsoit packet, for Cuxhaven; and Char lotte packet, for Irlotteuburgh, all with mails. PLT mm mm , MARCH 19.—Passed by the Telces, Chilton, front London. for Pernambuco. The York, Talbot, from Bombay, arrived of this port, yesterday afternoon; out ' Bye months and two days. She landed her passengers at Penzance. FALMOVT4II, Wien I?.—Ahived the Mars, Le Des, from Alleant for Jersey. Arrived of this port the William end Ears, Leach, ftom Richmond (V.) for Amsterdam. Duke of Kent packet, with a mail from Lisbon. in 14 days ; and The Spartan, tfl, Captain \V. F. Wise, C. 13. at the Lord tiiiimouth packet, with ditto from Rio Janeiro, in Plciiiiiiiiii, i, wider orders to proceed to Lisbon, and 63 days. The Lord Ilidmouth's mail was landed in Mount's taf-e on Wird Field-Marshal Lord Reresford, for Rio Bay this morning.—Sailed the Agenor, Grove, for Bahia ; Janeira. Nletlii inc. and neeessaries fur the squadron St. Marv's' ' Bishop fi n Jamaits ; Dove, Wright, for the on the Smith American station (2,1100 men). for twelve • South seas; Ceres,Thompson, for St. Miry's; Gambia-Aid, months, are to he shipped in hoard. The Liffey, 48. l'apt lin lion. Henry Dilitean is to supply the pliee of West, for London; Le Josephine, Aaisten, for Bourdeaux; the Spartan. at Plymouth. moil her return. Eliza. Le Jersey, for Demerara ; Minerva, Taylor, for Lis- The terrace round Windsor Castle, which was boa; and Prince Ernest packet, with a mail for Lisbon. closed from the public as a parade during the al . - Masco ilk—Arrived the Lord Exmooth, Mills, !roily Gdm flictine illness of the late King, is undergoing. a as, in eighty days, for London; Derlington, Wheatley, from repair, and is to be finished by the lit of May I Smyrna, in Al days, for London; Tamerlane, Bristow., front next, as a public promenade. Messina. in 48 days; Ranger, Remington. from Denserara, la two months, for London; and Active, Haskell. from Lon- A serious misunderstanding has, it seems, arisen dim—Sailed the Blucher packet with malls for the bloods. between the Drury-lane Manager and some of their _ - ..t principal Performers :in consequence of which an I TURIN, FEB. W.—One Doman, a postillion be appeal to the Public is threatened by the latter. longing to the Post-house at Genoa, but who. has MR. AND MRS. BARTLEY.—The following is an left that place for some time, having been accused extract trona The National Adrocate, a New York of stealing the ornaments of a Modena, has - been newspaper, of the 21st of January last:— . burnt alive at Chambery, after having had both t. We learn (ruin a Irtter from Hartford, Connecticut, his hands cut off. that after Mr. and Mrs. 11aitley hail concluded their ad- Sitocateu AFFAIR.—Never has it been oar duty In mired readings from the best authors, the State's At- reeOrd a more diabolical transaction than the one which tonnes' presented them with several writs, under the law . we are i n f orme d too k place in the family of Capt. Joel of the State. prohibiting ' Theatrical !oehibitions !' , Sanford, of Bridgewater Society, New Milford, on . W e o. a nd arrested them. We regret that this inhospitable ne s day morning of last week.—lt appoors,that soon attrr and unhandsome condnct shouhl hare been shown to the family, six in nnosher, had taken breakfast, they two strangers of sorb real worth and respectability as were all attacked with violent internal pains and rceps• Mr. and Sirs. liart;ey, and are perfectly satisfied that sive vomiting, which excited great alarm, when physi their areumpli.lird readiagg, whirl gliwtad he considered , c u m were called, and it was aserriainea'• that a 1.1r;r1 as a brunth of polite education, never mild have been qua ntity of arsenic had been put into the flit and coder contemplated by the law, and if th e y did, civility re- . kettles, from which they had all &saki bollimppity the quired the Attorney-General to have given them previous d ose was so lar k s at to defeat the triteaderrobjert. A notice of it." , lad, who resided w;th Capt. Sashed as ale ant in his It is expected. that annual exhibitions of Get- store, it seems hail been detected ill parloi money to , grounds, sooPt't - ted of be "' mail art and industry will be established at Frank- a biding amount , sad who, at the envision the'fault, l' • winch indirnatibe Was e a stron4 fort or Nuremberg, for the encouragement of the had alaaLeatad . t _ . .. native manufactures. into custody. sad is wow conlioed in LitclifirM goal. The the perpetrator i anfrtain a Several dres have again begun to break out in culprit. we loom i s a lad of oily ddrteco ty po , of or ,. c on stantjuople, no doubt the work of incendiaries, ' As late is Meadow the family were all of . the recovery since combustibles were found laid ready in other from the effects of this foul attempt aft their lives. — : J oildings. j (Bridgeport Comer, Fee. 2.) I •