The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-21 00:00:00

... .1 mete Not only their time was Ilst, but I moth money, which they paid (in their our phrase) rat t,,t a places. What we have said of these fir may. rot nab impropriety, he applied to all the of her galleries wilich were ere( ted along the Platform, Au the hide of the Sessions house. whirli latter sew neatly htted up by the Magistrates for themselves and families and friends, and some seats also soli. The Ousts bearing up the roof , were cut in the C orm of the oman see and farce s . iry leek zrrat cxpen.e, and roceeslid Dont the Dirdanelles on the lath or .c 1 41: .talVt.'rtla the Arultipelszt, had been surrotinded Ilsy a ellittifitudi 0 Ilreeh slap:. Two frig rtes, and sere- MI cjtets sod othur ves , els tvere captured. '1 he rest • .ipif tilt Beet tvoX r.4.rge in the Sea of Marniora. A 1344 the fine whink escorted them, carried back _ t . iiititlitigEnte to 1:or stantiitople. This vessel li t '.. av"ptuil4 &razed. Sinee the" tiisuters of the (Putman Fleet on the . . •!: 9th slit. letters..frotn (I,fesr.l, sly, that Constan'i- : . •• '' ovine •. •sesnothicsia city taken by storm. The street.. are story. eii with dead twilit:. Fifty priests who tld:e I • •.;,to cxett ise.t!seir trines functions have been inurtlered. itgt.itt ati:jty prevails to lent n what r-..:irse the Court , . I rcf itussra wail litirs•ir, whin it is litli,wit tint the 11 , Atierit itt4 e!l;cts of it , Aushassatior were put under tatru4toi at Constantinople. The Ambassador ' '4 :* elided to iitajtat k Vrie, snider the st..iet serveill.tnee $...e11, *i. i.• i g• 4 I ry .‘a.IF ..ilf."l,Mi ..ovettonent. Letters fro:u Thessa sd • losi.a. butte that' the alidirs there were in a niost 1 4 ct4tit si sittottou. 'Re .I.ll.karies minted to teas . A A A jitee!.., n:. S.10:1 as they heard of the • ) 11 of ' the '1 orbs i:: Walidchi t and the 1 A A 4spk fleet, consisting of four or 1111111:11riwwww-musi- a.m. ` ' 'oYw• I s to Alecta. TI bad alio a eon olautie!. 'nil vessel great r . , . 1 up, y ~ITs arr. .- \ i fe lijal*Oittelof the I.idian klanils has publislieil a irssoloniatio'n; )In:wincing that a s•rict neutrality will ie ohaerved in ill:' itl,irs of lire/Le anal Russia. Ti ley *rile friary' Tric-te, .lii:o: i 214, slating that nu ship from .the Levant haii - arrived in that fort for some time.) exctipt a 1 7 4%014: gal'.:iit having on board the 1,14 Eil:- •-• l' is g - ..Anili.r. , :iihir at tLr I)ttinuan Port. This galliot brings intellizenec from %ante to the.27th of 3lar. The 1 "1441. roannander at Athens hail received fro:a the /ft liiiriists fi ve cannon, am% a great quantity of arms and am maaition. 11, has prol.ilbiteri the OrPek- offering ti:r least insiiit to the 'f arks. A tirerl: squadron, compiseil of foni:erti .silips took hr hoarding, after four hours eon dint, all Ole Intoixt.n tieet whirls IVAq at anchor at Patras. 'l 6 ll4ireeks have also lilneliatleil Patras by land. Other Letters from Vienna ofshe 6:li July, mention tliat a publiration is expected of a declaration of war between Rassia and Turley. The Russian Merchants at l'onstaiit'inople ate hastening to quit that capital. 'Ow Conn of Peers has at length prononnreil judo - - r,lent t ift the rase of the persons accused of the I:iin- ' fq:iracy of the I ltli of Jane. Three of them, tie. • , 1 ait , iL Lat or.it, aml I{..y, have been found guilty of • Ini-elenti:::liiiiirs. and sentenced accordingly.: all the . . rest halt taco artriircil. , . rcesk Enads.—Fice per Cents. 851. Wk.—Rank Artic, l3 fr. 1 - 4...tia1l -I liamhurgli, wiVi papers to the 1 Ith Mtfi .i. sic -id. The ae6nnts they bring: from ' • 'i l urlicike sit:v*o6nd csintradirtery. Relative to the CI. fleet taii:vh seas std to have been dispatched with I P great c#Otilition flow Crunstailt, the following ac ,4it count . it r.k..en : ) .. s.: . ri:rrnsaa - nc.u.JCNE23.—Tlie squadron, con sisting of sante ships of the linr and frigates, which i s to sail in a fetttidays from Cronstadl, under the com mand of AtliniraWrown, is only for the purpose of the usual summer cruse in the Baltic." The fsillowing are sow of the extracts from the Anteiran pap .rs which arrived yesterday, and which we were then c„ourocltell tb postpone for want of room : other important a• ;ides relative to %antis America, r" Uptight b 7 the same papers, n ill be found in a pre : eAling eoltnin : . . .. . . orlileet TUE gATIqNAL INTELLIGENCER, 'CNN 101 • rj; o'isr parr of the 6th instant, we stated the • - Undiapon which we were induced to believe , that s lo possession of the Floridas would have been trans - k et, to the Unitml States, without delay. Since that , however, circumstances have transpired well cal -141141 t4excite suspicion, that the Policy of the visit government, which so unreasonably protracted fitfittilitiosi of the treaty by which those territories Lydell to tie Vatted States, has been adopted by _ - of Sim to whom its executionei arrived at Baltimore in 7 despatches for Bovernmen , rlorida cession. I t was - - 7 --. riticr OF STOCKS TH/S 1")1Y Si?T ONV. O'CLOCK .*rick Ptbek India Rtork 235; tper Cet. Rd ?lit Ditto Mond• he, flls —s. re 3 iter Ceett.Cno. 70111 7 Smith-Sea Stock 14 pd:e cent SA • South Sea Ohl Ann. per Cert.. 9.54 (1 ET Rlllstid. 4•.114. pm. rgt.viat) W9ill &ennui. for Money pin p r - fest. 1 Bark for Account Lock .1 A 19 11-18 13-18 I Was for ditto r litp: Is vor Cwt. Con. !or Acct 77 1 ii 1ri.411 5 per Cent. Lott.'rielt*Li :N. 31. _........ ebt retattilinan. 41 2 11111111)33 92AT11131.04"131,:tnItIDORATID WITS t • 311.26311.3 N ." • ai...• .!• 1 1 -... 0 . . . _ --- p 4 • 4- . r. I , .N P. E 9.44.-- r . .. .........., sr. .. . XATV39.1.2 EN - E.:411r, P'1.1121,•18 21 . ..... • •••••• yr, - , 3 Ilki . ~ ; is . ii`th trivet! this tnorning The I' i Ato *PI eliiwent e resprrting the Grey . '1 11 ! it .ai irtina on the fith of J u 1:,. l and r . v g r Sat . : tki5:63 % 5101 , ,1 of Jaw., basin. , hccti v (xis: 11111 cl e ta l f .C . -.-A, . • , . rOdb-ionr.irntt.b.p.. , tut! purr,:ting to contain tl h46.33ls3;ol43lmataftal up to the 211th ul'. Ihe Titrki' ,11 Ihrivaigich had been armed at a zr r a t expen•e, at the local (dicers of Spain, to whom its ececationlen this respertisas been confided. r Brains arrived at Baltimore in 7 d nah, has despatches for tiovernmen , re ed, to the Florida cession. It was ve 1 goals. yettlfois Ills WEST INDIES. f I*l slot Ilse brig Leopard at Bridgeport, so k trossitt s and St. Barts, that piratical 4 still iitt off these islands , an d on the AmictiOtia oestti — to an &lamb% ostest. The iere the ich I 7 I ' -.. ______ French are vigilant, but the privateers frequently elude them. 1 few days before the Leopard left, a brig was taken by one of Coustnodore vessels, said from Vera Cruz, with 1.10,000 dollars on board, and a rid; cargo of dry goods, to the amount of 200,000 dollars more. The.peoplc who have already been gratified with the splendour of one Coronation, will learn from oar paper of today, that the 4,2yEesr has proposed that they should be treated with another. Whether her MsJes . ry had mule this application merely to com plete the measures she deems necessary for the yin dicatiou of her fights. or partly with a view to satisfy that poilioa.td the public who are pleased with loathing alp 4 its with glitter an.l paiade, we ca*not presume to determine ; but so it is ; the Quests communicated to the Archbishop of CAN TERBURY her hope. that whilst the Abbey remained in \te of preparation, there %timid be no objectio‘to being separately crosued the week after the Kisi.. (ruin the Aectintstioe's answer, that his pace could not stir a single step without the coustuantle R the KiNc, her M tresTv made a communication to the KING, thrangh Lord St D T It, requesting that his MAJESTY would be pleased to give an earVan swer to the demand which she had made to the Arch bishop, and announcing her intention of visiting Edin burgh, during, his MaJes.rv's absence in Ireland. — The answer of Lord SIDAIII:TB, however, was sorb as the public would readily anticipate. Ills Lordship was commanded to acquaint the Qi•axs th.it the titer; did not think proper to give any orders for the Coronation of her JIAJI. rv. betters front Ilanibilrgh of the 6th instant mention I that eight Araldatt hotws, of exquisite beauty, had been embarked there as a present to the %jug of Great Britain, to be employed in the ceremony of the core nation. Their value nily he estimated by the instil.- ante effected on them, which was to the amount of 7,2001. sterling. Letters from I.ailritl of the sth instant state that Terrinos, the King',lireasurer, was placed un4er arr,..st on the preceding day. On !•earching his paper, some documents were found which proved hint to have been in connection with Merioo, with Almelo, and with Zal. divar. . TiM Kt .G.—{From the CoNrl Cirruletr.)—We are extremely liany to say his liejeety was in the enjoy. *tient of good health yesterday, a fter the excessive fatigue lie underwent on Thursday at his coronation. A great iiusiiher of anxious inquiries were made at his Palace ve‘terilay, hut no list was taken. The Duke of Cam lirii'.ge, the Ditches, of tilocester, !he Prince.. Aug sista, the Princess Sophia, And the Prince Leopold, raid :if fectinnate visits to ',iis Majesty. It was understood that Prince Leopold took leave of the liing previous to his going a br oa d . His Maje.ty g.,ve audiences to 1 Vi<c. Sidniouth and the Marquess of Londonderry'. The King returned to his palace in Pall-mall, from the coronation banquet, between 'J and 10 o'clock on Thursday night. . Yesterday at three o'clock, a C.ilii held at ... • -- Ineil 4161111111. M. NC" Arranrrntruts were wide at the Palace, ye.terday. for his lajesty's leaving town fiir tit:. cottage in Wind sor Park, itt.i:iediately after dinner, where he intends to remain till l'uessily evettinisr. The festivisies of the Court rinse next week on Wednesday with the L •vre, on Thursday with the Drawing-Room, and on Fri•lav with a :'rand Ball. It is affirmed, that Colonel M•liin:son slid not at all interfere to s:op the admission of her 3lajeatv into 11'1-anti nster.hali, noe was any Military odictr emploveil in that odious task. Tit • King k expected at Iltizitton at the end of the etssning week. Not a d. n iht exists there that his 31a js sly will embark for I t•elasel from that place. Owing to the immense fatigties undergone by every officer in the Lord Great Chsttob department, it was found int;-rsteticaltle to open the hall to public inspection yesterday, as was at first intended ; lint it will be open this day at 12, and at 10 o'clock on every subsequent slay. On S iturday last, twenty-four cheats of his Majesty's Plate, with set era, packages sif Limn, &c., were rc trove(' from St. James's Palace by Messrs. tilts and Kenworthy, anal farwardol by their Fly-Boat. to Li verpool, accompanied by a I inard, where they arrived on IVelfuesday, and would be immediately shipped by a steawvesael for Dublin Castle. The Queen, after her retnrn. on Thursday to Cam bridge-house, was visited Ity :natty friends. Her Ma jesty never displayed more equanimity, anal slid not appear to have audered from the bustle and fatigue of the morning. It is said the Marquess of Hertford has resigned his place of Lord Chamberlain. On Tuesday, at half-past 12 o'clock a committee of official gentlemen assembled at Liverpool-house, White hall, to take into consideration the reduction of a nuns ber of OffiCrf. Among those present, besides the Earl of Liverpool, where the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Long. Mr. Arbuthnot, Mr. Iluskisson, the Duke of Wellington, the Secretary at War, &c. CONSITILTIONAL ASSOCIATION.—TheLondcin Grind Jury yesterday found a Otte bill against Sir John ' Sewell. Charles Murray, J. B. Sharp, and one Longue ville Clarke, for a conTirstey, in forming an unlawful Society. and fir committing several alleged acts of op pression and extortion.—(Mornieg Chronicle.) A meeting :of proctors took place on Wednesday morning, expressly for the purpose of a congratulatory solder-IA to Lord Stowell, on his elevation to the Peerage: it was moved by Iltisl Nichol', Esq., his Majesty's Proctor-tieneral. A Committee of seveh senior proctors was appointed to prepare the form of address. They retired for about half an hour, and drew up an address which met the unanimous con currence of all present, it wag Lady transcribed, and signed by all the proctors. At Cheltenham Races on Wednesday Pastorella won the St. Leger Stakes ; Strephen won the Glou cestershire Stakes; Chantilly walked over fur the Berkeley Hunt Stakes ; and Valentine walked over for the Sweepstakes of 100ga each. At Newcastle, Fontana *on the Produce Stakes; Mr. Brandliog'i c. by Prime Minister. won the Sweep stakes: aid Mr. Puwlett's, The Swap?, won the Swinintrne Stakes. Ou Tlinr*lay, at a respectable Coffee-bonse in Cle ments Inn Foregate, there was a transparency of black 'crape in the window, with a motto ' I eanurn for the injnresl." Two tapers were burning in the window on the sides of the transparency the whore of the day. a sta, her • • 'ATI IS QUI -- •••• 0 " -- DIRRSTONCItNCR OF 7111 QUM/ WITh THE &Reif- DISIIOI I OF CINTROSURTAND LIITTER OF Tea QUIRN TO TRK KING, WISH ♦N Axswas ►ROM LORD SID3IOUTH. Lyme T. Tali ARCHBISHOP OP CANTERDVRT. " lier Majesty communicates to his (irate the Arch bishop of Canterbury, that as his Majesty the King has thought fit to refuse her being crowned at the same time with the King, yet the Queen mast trust that there can be no objection to her Mojesty's receiving that right on the following week, whilst the Abbey Stitt remain' in it state of preparation for the august ceremony without any additional expence to the nation—that Iss r Majesty does not wish it from any desire of particioating in the mere form and ceremony of-a Coronation, hat as a just right, which her Majesty could not abandon Oeithont Minx a manifest injury, not Dilly to herself, hot to In ' tore Queens Consort, to the BtitiSls nation, and to pos , *rite. " Uranslenburgh HO*, July 15, 1521." • uts Ge,ce's sxstrzn. " The Archbishop or 'Canterbury has the honour to acknowledge with aU bonility the receipt of her Ma jesty's communication. tier . Majesty is sindoulstes4y aware that the Archbishop cannot stir a single stilt in the subject matter of it without the cousutauds ortia King. Lambeth Palace, July 13, ISM." LETTEIt TO VIZ KIN': THROUGH LORD FIDMOUTH. "The Queen requests that his Majesty would he pleased to give an early answer to the sleciand which the Qteen has made to the Archbishop of Canterlsury t•s be crowned the following week. Nut wi,lsing to in crease any new expence upon the nation, the I,bleess must trust. that after the public is:sett her Maj:•sty has received this 'smelling, the King sill grant her i'Vti right to he crownesl as nest Monday, a mid V i at I s is Ma jesty will command the Archbishop of Canterbury to fulfil the (.Teen's particular desire to confer upon her that as red and august Ceremossy. The Qneess also cam 'minicar. to his Majesty, that !hiring the King's ah , stove in Irelantl,lier Majesty intends visiting Edinburgh. " July 111, '2 ,4 21." The above letter was sent to Lord !Utmost,. yester day moraing at seven o'clock. LORD SiD3IOCTICS ANSWER. " M tntst-1 hare to acknowledge the receipt of a letter from roar Maje.tr, iucloging one w ith -egged t o 1 1 ;4 Majesty the King, ‘shcels I have h.ol the Iton,otr of laytog i laded t.. acquaittl to alll4ll your AI: own re quoit, ha , that the tpteetts of right to toe crop :ink pro per to gi your Ala. !__. 110—NoJrus sooner had the Adel, ift,sa o . Chinch struck twelve, than the tine 'weal of rigid bells At the rhumb hailed the arrival of the morning that WWI to usher in the flay that was to place tlio Crown of these realms on the head of our beloved S. so. The day was auspiciously fine every thing was i n motion. After a most excellent sermon, preached by the Rev. Mr. Hunt, at the 01,1 Clinrcli, before the Mayor and Corporation, and a 'cry full congregatiall, from the very appropriate word, of the Proph, t, {I lire fur cert.." The general festivities of stir day commenced 'vide . a most liberal entertattonen: the poor of all ages, consisting of good substantikl fare. Four thousand two hundred atul fifty were pro vided for, but nearly six thousand alined. Two thou sand two hundred pounds of beef and 'nano's, two thousand poit:lea plitsull.pudiling,42Ml penny rolls, and 12 hogsheads of excellent strong beer, all gut up and cooked by that attentive servant of the public, Mr. liannaforil, of the Conimetci sl Inn, to who,n the _neatest praise is sine far his exur , iens. They all dined in the New Market-pl,ice. The provision was made at Plyinnuth-ltovii, where one low! table was laid that reached from the Dock gnies to tie end of St. Anloyn's-street, s distance of full half a ini!e. The children of the different Charity schools walked in a gran d p r o c ession, baring all new clothes for the neea :Ann. The different Masonic Lodges that a re L e la i n this town made a very conspicuous appear :ore in like procession. Upwards of two thousand turn appeared in arms on the Government Parade, and went throng', their different evolutions, and tired threebo-d,.ioisa in the best style. The different batteries tired royal salutes, as well as Iliz shipping stationed in this Port, together with some private yachts, whirl' joined in the general joy, by firing 21 guns earls. There is to be a great bon-tire this evening. on the doe : 2;0 tar bar rels are piled with plenty of combustibles, nith rockers to be set fire to at ainc o'clock. .1 very large pirty dined at the principal Inn, as well as a mo-t ctrivi rial party at llannafortrs, to drink the King's Health. and a long reign to him. We ob4erre.l a carr in the Procession with a female on the barovelie and a male in It, and could not at first make out what was meant. hut we afterwards found it was inten.led to represent Sir Francis Drake, who fir•t brozight the stream of water to this town—a benefit which is commemorated in all processions. Loyal Dinners retail in all parts of the town, both public and private. The Ladies who think they will be sufficiently tired by the festivi ties of this slay, have proposed to hive a hall tomor row evening at Whitton's Hotel, which will be attend ed by all the beauty and fashion that so eminently distinguish tilts neighbourhood. C.txreaut as . Jutt 20.—A sumptuous dinner was served at Wright's Fountain Hotel, yesterday, to the Mayor, and ab out forty Gentlemen of the City and its neighbourhood, who assembled to celebrate his Ma jesty's Coronation. The bells of the Cathedral were rung at intervals through the day, and in the evening the City was partially illuminated in honour of the oc casion. During the morning service at the Cathedral the Coronation Anthem was sung by the Gentlemen tit the Choir ; in the evening the principal entrance to the ettbeiral-yard was handsomely lighted with can dim, and the houses in the precincts were generally illuminated in the same Manner. A gratifying sight was presented in the afternoon t procession of the children educatitl in the National aying before his Majesty; and I am vomman•led to u:quaint your Majesty, that the Privy Council to u 1114.11 roar Majesty's Petition 'WM referre4 . l at your 4rit re- west, having decided after solemn argument, that the 14teeets Consort of this realm are not entitle I as of right 'o he crowned at any Wipe, the King does not think pro- per to give any ohlersibr die Coronatiou of your '• I have the honour tuilsi Odds the highest respect, .` Madam. your Maty'S most übt. humble ‘ervAtt. .Tu'y 20, ( !guest) ! t *soy t it. The Queen receivhd thil above an s leer, yesterday evening PllOll SCLAIEr otbliSICA ristl.Vs OF T!/ F. coftoicativir. This day's post has brought soacrounts of celebra tions of the Coronation lipprarioes parts of they tor ry At prevent rail can *sly sorm 4asertlor jo Of follow . , . tato°ls to the number Of nearly six hnedreu, .._ walked thlWeigh the printipal street • of the City ceem: sionally cheering, and brig form •el on the terrace walks of the Dace John Field, they sang the national anthem of '. God s. are the King," amidst the plantlits of a great number of spet.tato•s. ¶be children after.; wards repaired to the Guildhall, wharf. each was pre sentee' with a plum-sake. the gift of :he Mayor. The inmates of the Workhouse of th: : . City hail yesterday a general holiday, and v.. re regaled at &liner with roast beef noel piton pudding, to whir': 31r. tieorge Axil, brewer, generuus:y added zwo bar rels of strong air. A TO TIM EDITOR OF TIIR 87'.1TE531.4.V. .It,, y a I Ilfersromie In: tetalloii, Jill, 11, it Fut —NI:0411e l'atahni havin, been applied to, tel give Itt•r aid towards reboildintr the Westminster Hoe pita,. I bee- leave, throne. the medium of your payee tO announce. that I tom received :hat Indy, order to pax to the Committee the whole of the profits of her Cotteert • ailvertitteil to take place on Wrdnestlsy netce, at the Ar 7 gyle Kontos, in furtherance of the charitable purpose, . tr i f :'a , t I remain, Sir, your obedient linnible servant, . . • :hoe P . • CL.wt)F. t ot.t.tvici, Cashier, trei - '..- .....--,---.. f .r— f ....! . 1., *4 .,, h. %alb • . C./Cita:lEox Stittl II DLR. . • -t -. .*. , • -.a.- It has been erroneously stated in tome of the p•pert .. .. that an in li!ctiatinate 'l.:a utile was allowed In Olt .. . .. Ilall »fur the King awl Peers r •tisvit on Thortohty,. • . and that the orsatneirta were allowed to bebrorten in pieces and carried off. Now the fad is, se.t et•al at- .. ... -f ,I temp , : ...ere made t o take away broken pieces , and in q•mie t.t9. 9, whole or:temente., when conveniently per - WO/. : and pr ',Wily • thi lo attempts in a few in s•ane.•‘ succeeded. But the Peers' attendan t s anh their servants invariably checked aid p revented the demolition or removal of ornament`, IT 12 r - ty:Th ' '-• . ‘ . * ... 1 . ... ,. ... ' : ther consisting of s irst% or other stibstantitt -. • / material. Many persons appeared exceeding l y aticions to pro fi t by the custom which had immemorially Of. „.. • ... . - railed on similar occasions, am' wish ed to 81e.ain a J r , p ,rtiuo of th •- e urn: m e ats which had adorned . the `. 'Loyal or the Noble tali:m., anti to preserve thou ak ip• Itia,,,, , 1 re l itlO!S Of the splendid c r ! motlivs, or at splendid grn4.7. ' l ' s ', 11l 0:. a .ws. Bit Ala , . they were for the most di , appoiate i'. The hundred-eyed %non; ) every i art of time Hall ; and if his wake' -$ ': chance eluded, a more raccessfol ;row hirw.elf At the grand ezit-floor, in the gilist, an attendant or a venial. The were oftea rudely strirt Ay their prlke, to plead iinweenoriai wage nnavailingl: 9%1 rrt,stejit excited the ire of threw t .-e.,, keep -1., :tn.l i othing short of leaving tl hind, ....111.1 !satisfy their v0115t.;en....., as actin . , op to their Ord. s. !! .' A re:ism ;w t . ! mirth, and tlionoi it might not he , t it•tot one. to overturn an established Colton, litui. It tui B !.... :Trot. deser It there :t. the people II Al. it was trees• main to set oil the • I'S 4;11$1) SAlLEr—din .`~ ^• • i. ~ -- " . . . Jsthw Smatter, rem: Unlit-tell for 116107 coltli th motors Itnildings, rentetnlereil that dee cellars. The sided in the house. lie wt n' to ascert, caneht hohl of som anti found it to be tr i:renee, on renter she hail on a stra , obtained the assii it Gam the cellar, by a surgeon. Cro , ,examinett Ilse of a lobes prop Its a-t-ertain the depth or ro. •• - ' A red pan was on the tt ater hreken ; tt dn..% timed t!te prop -.ever t% tittles in the water to r lisit the body is s!ustingtlirectidk, lint not tt ith sielfitient violence to in jore the bode. tleorree Charles White, house snr'eon of the 7,111.y-14,- 1111 e lidirtuary. examined the Sony of the decerie I In the slay it was found, It was ia a very Tottrid s!'•'"; it hatflain no doubt a lon- time. The features were in such a state as to render it • scilde to reeornise dlegt. There %CV: a ereat loss of sule.tatie• rontotthe ne ck which apprarco as if eaten hr vet ; then- were no mirk.% of ielenee on any part of the hotly, nor any appearance on whirl, be conlil fontol an opinion as to the eanse of her death; the flesh appeared to ave been destroyed lie ritis. Here the Learned Jnilee stopped the evidence, as there wa. yPt 4.rrrf!l to ere:t the prisoner. any es idenee to -hew lie what means the body raitie in the cellar. The Jtsi-v immediately acquitted the prisoner. The prisoner, we heard, hail been a respectable farmer in F•ser, and maintained, dying the whole tif his trial, the utmost composure. fir a pp eu r c i muc h ales tial Or hieing removed tram the bar. The trial of- .Itiones Jones. Thomas Lee. Richard Moe-bottom, William Hardy, ald James M•Carty, the soldiers who stand charged on the Corooe7's Inquest. tti;ll the tourdar of William Coyle. on the lethi.uf June last, is put tilers it. On Satnr.l ty last his Royal 11ighness the Doke of Sussex (un his way from :Sir. Coke's, at livlkban) arrived at Cambridge. and atter taking some refresh ment he called at DeiOrten's Library, where he re mained upwards of an hour selecting works in the Ori ental and CI t‘sical languages, and early printed (rooks, and left or.lers for several others. The Royal Dnice's i ntention was to have visi•ed King's College Chapel, hut he was prertetled by the unfavourable weather. His Royal highness after wards dined wit his. Chap- Lan, the Rev. O. A. Brown, at Triniry College, with a se'ert party of frientl.l.—Tursday morning his Royal highness attended divine service at Chesterton Church, near Cambridge, afterwards dined in Trinity-College hall. with the Masters, Fellow*, and a select party, and in the evening attended divine service at the Cot- lege Chapel. Wedne!day morning the Royal Mk, breakfasted with a select party at the Rev. h. A. Oman's rooms, and at about eleven u'elock tot his departure for London, We feel much pleasure in announcing to the publish that there ate now two fine Steam Packets established between Bristol and ll;or',z, t, sail every Wednesday and Sater.lay from each end. The filventalnace. C a ptain sI•L-ah, will gal) for Scarborough, Shields, and Leith, n S ao;lay 29th.—(Seel idrertiseincht.) •Z' ~~`.:•. 1 .•.. „..1 I * At part bit elf . ,: t itrr crePrihtei Jr.] . ,cfnl c:,-191 0,41 ollian presenteiL ... 1 .Jr Herron of a pti.,,. •, . .1 e 14ireln fo ~' ..tt,t. ' : ~ and contle • ' " . .. 3r ly. A trt. 4 i . :- ei - . .11f intiqg .0111 , - , - ,'-i the troptie , b. . -. • • . , . ... t they vvccr oil • to certainly. w' ' It'fli tkeenell. a 9.1f4- _ _ •• • i: num an r.(•.lrei-..m... ........., - ..- ervin!: of attention. 'it was rentarlted, , . r were to he allowed a .fight of the -/ _ ssary that every utt;a.tient should te r ? .., . , .• . , e strewawd grail* tlie Wotan*. •• .. .._ • •-; . 2• • t !MILE I' l'a se . Vex Iv t ..c a. . ..# ..„, • ;(-...,,, -'Aispsil • remanded front the Isst Fesienn s, vilfill 1111 l tiler ot his wife,Pa rah Matyt ik. l-1 ....., deposed that lie liveil an tin,. In, s, Holborn. Some time in June he t a quantity of water had come ink r . .k. prisoner lead, a short time before, re- s. e. 'I he n ater hail ensue in from the Privb. • ••• :. .. :-tain the 1 7 311 7 ce, awl in !eel; eg• ahotit. •tliitor tinatin4 7 he called for a light . ... , e the holly ,if a wont lit in a iit7.te of pa- loving which the .tettrh was ilreaiitol ; see bonnet, IA bide ' .i•-. 'um:a to; n. Ile: isti.itire of .iioither man :mil their removed % 'I he (Hid). it J• .1 fil'l %WM Lis eutuinel .1 by Mr. Anilrewii. -Witness mati. , .• .roll to tit a.rEnt.till it..* iHolts of the reatef. -•,4" I '-4 NI