The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-12 00:00:00

1111.; PILOT TIIAT WHATIIEAED • sly) um. • • .- 7,e1 C.Vtitt% Gssritooth numbers harmoniously now, t!'t praise of the" Pilot . th•it weatherd the storm ;" • At thy altar , 0 Ple-r! let tlw sycophant how, And say that " Ito longer dark tempests deform." • - When the tempest-toss'd vend Is biassing the vas, - N or knows but each billow the ofcck may o'crirlselass:•.- l i h a ll the of flatt'sy, he boron on thetreer'se, - . i t • In pvaise of the Pilot whisguidi'd the helm ? No; in accents of thuntr from yon glptinfy cloud, The anthem of, triumph and praise wouldWlost ; ••: Vivid dashes of ligliening in majesty proud, Would repmye the.delusive, the•impious boast. N o . ! now the course of thy frenzy is tier, Thy boundless ambition 4'lol anguish we view ; glsy apostaey censure, thy y s leats ds:plgire; AudAudder at Willi which yet may ensue.. Wet thus shall Yinft.metn'ry, oh l'o?c ! fig treed, " Tait talents, THY virtues, we fondly recall ;" • With ; for our Pilot, wesofely had steer'd • No f ea r of" •.•u.letylnylv9ids'S our liea 'iti.t.houldapprqt. The wind might have howl;d, and the croußs might.baye The white; foaming billows ; Wound , us have roar'd; Ts.t . z t s kill, and THY itagllCHt.; the story m might have • weither'il ; . hadisailed al iJ!e temptst,hndst TIIO been clp board. • = • • S e el Pqr; tikes Comet, destructively briglit, • - With ntelevr-lik.; splendour delusively blaze, roe dazzl'd spectator Moil, turn fromthe sight, Oit thy milder effulgence w ith rapture to gaze. ivthe bright setting Sun, w ith' his bedutrful beams,. Bestows a fresh Lustre on moun ta in and grove, Fox, at thy close, we 4knowleilge, Y Claims ' Thy t Woes to rewrote!, thy lhasyri to time •• . ; . *PAIILO-JUNIT) • . . sPoRZYNG IGSNCE.. . . TEWMARKET .1,V.1.Y AtEETIICD, 11)11). . •.. ISSIIIADAT, ...pi.ir .. I. . • Fehr ?minas for . 3yr.olds c; ink 6a. Sib. 4yt ole Bet. kr. ;4a, 831. Sib. tiyr olds 34: 121 h. aid *led VP. 1 1- 44* D. of Grafton ch. C. Juvenal. 3 yrs old • • y 't •.1 . pi statyci;*; 4. li. Invalid, 5 yrs old (Ifni. grusycoor's br. - g. byAkenutker, dam by Sir Pair,. ' '4 yn old -, • y II • 3 14 Jenny's b, m. Laaretta, 6'yr. old-, ' - . 4 1,4 Sul iteld's b. c: by A inbret:o„ 4 yra 0',4 - .- . 4. 5 t( 1 I ogst Jurcnoli 2to ru, Intrislid.l 9to 1 opt Laitretta. The 3 oly ontionds of 50gs. earls, h. ft. fair 3; 4,5, 6-ya s •,,, , I. .. • • ' nod m ? ... , e4 horse.. 'Aerate the Flat. ''. „ . • . of. Rotlond's Lagoa, S yr. old, 914. d Jersey's Antono,3 +mold, ,Zst*. tills. ; " • 1.. ' * 1 . ~. .2 .of graftoirs iterrail, 3 yrs .i.d, 'i.. '. .. -• 3 0 Con,edior's Dolma Clato,'S yin old, 7st. fib, G. H. Caventli*h's Brainhle. 5 yfs old. 9st. 'llb. - pd --I to I asst Easton i 5 lo 1 agst Antonio ; 3 to tagst Jure -0 1510 lon Donna Clar.i. 'tie following hovink dec‘arnd forfeit by the 7th of July, an to paytoiny I re: each 't— rJeilry';Xririsita. 5 A n old, flit. 21b. 4F.G. ( w's ltabhit,3 yrs old., ost. 91h. Mr. Wawa's f. ftimity, by Truntpator, ant of Lily, list. pie. al4o.,froin 14 h.loootr4'S Doh Joao, SS. 'lib. ' Two-yr 014 Colitse l 100 p. 11; ft. .'. • • t vi4 FR4NCIS RDETT. • ( From OA pfOrl.s. among the 9.nneross Meeting's which have taken place In honour of the liberation ?f. Sir FaANCIS BURDETT, we are fiesireA rri iipriCa one at the George and Dragon, in Bank-Street, on 'Tuesday last. A select number of !hi; friends of the patriotic Baronet met togetber in the evening, end after partaking of an elegant repast, seasoned with a moderate libation of . rod ojd beer; sepa rated in that harmony and mutual happiness which Rilkeyer characteri;e the moderate Reformer.' Thu! following, anoing 'other toastiii Ore. girl and drink with euthuiiaamv— • The ling ! ;lir Francon Burdett. . The•Woodea liYalls'of Old England. . • The Atgly 'of England leniiiing to hi soldleal f. fry, bey !trier learn to forget that ihey'aro 4. iti hie ". • The TOM, and 'Crane of Sheffield. ' • ' , • May the Enemies of Thedeithe the nest Inhabitants efdiat rug 6r. , May the reoitle Rerrerete until they obtaiß every prig:l4lC flaxtur. Thonias Rawson of Wardsend, Esq. Svial brJuav—tioe inherent flight eit Englishmen, lay the Tree o f t ibefty never,be blasted by the Storms of Oppressiiia. 'Mr. Rhodes, and may bis independent Cpnduct, as Master ' fatter, bean example to bliSurCervinrs. • • May the hand of Prpgality presideover the Public Parse. • t Pahltc Dinners of the Friendi of Sir P. [tun- Fri! and Parliamentary lteform !Jaye been 'field • .m.this tliwn since his liberation at the f9llowing Ivevps Fhe isontine left ; Pheasant Inn ; Mr. Wattsuarom?s, Spring.strbet ;. The FleUr-de 'Lisp.l3ailey.strect ; 'l'he Royal Oak, Pond. *lee; ; 'l' hp Three Cranes,' Queen-street 'the • Georg! and Dragon, Batik-street ; The '.Threts' Tuns; Cpi,dstOo crofts; The Ball, ; • . ice , . s,v vr al Illtersi:we.'nederstantl, are . to be . • held during tbe•pretent Keck. • . I; According to thilas . t 3 - 6ionntiti9nt New York, the return of General AltaltallaNG from Piris was daily expected, and it-was thUuglit that a war between France and the United tates would soon take place. Some time sinco,.the officers of a Spanish prize at Plymouth, built of mahogany, ordered a very Sue gla , ult to be taken out *flier molds lining, for the purpose of converting into' dining tables. • The carpenters who had the task to execute ' disiovi;rell a bag concealed between the plank aufl one of the timbers, w hich contaioed seventy dulifiri. It was customary for the Spaniards to secrete their pro.' perty in this manlier, and the old prizes which art to be broken up will doubtless coo4:0i *any rich hoards. Yesterday, about three ; mock, the lac t trepolle kcame almost suddeoly. darkened, by aigreat col. lection of clouds, *ritzily charged With rale, though tlie;:foressepst was Peculiarly b . rlgbt and clear. The vain .soon peered down in larrents, accompanied. by hiil, addvilid lashes of rightnitig were 'seen at a distance, wilVelt it is feared his done! much damage Its the eoteritty, so t very remote. Fortunately, the thundet4letm was acute ex hausted before it reached titemstropolis. It was remarked at Oxford, as somewhat singe. tar, that there Should bare been only one Bishop present at the late Installation, via. Dr. Cxxivzo, of St. Asaph ; as to embryo Prelateh there were of those czptictaspy out of aumbur. , . TIM COURT Yesterday; about about . twelve o'clock, their MA :finis:l and . Princess • EctzAarru arrived at •the 'ttUncitoigge, from Whittier, the Kura to hold ,his.oiiti .°lic'usualil.autt . ilte l lan LEK to hold a'Pri.:' , altteliiisrierfieten, .ror 'the:purpose of the Pen. SIAN AMBASSADOR anaiiiikifsirtisitity taking leave of. her. His .EaCellentylarrivcd.,aiklbo y Qutietiq;: Palace :about ten' mientes:before;theie - O'ClOtiti in° the midst o( ode ofilhe.greetest and noostiladden,- risiog storms we errs me' or heard ef, .ar.compa., itied with a most tireldfui Whirlwind. Nothing could lieseen.fam the . ratite, for the coMpletti mate * of duel, 'which' entirdl, 01104 . the Whole space. About a quarter of in hour before,. the whole heniiiphere was perfectly‘Serenit, His ,EE. celloncy came to the Palace in the Kt sesouriagres drawn by six. beautiful blkck iIOVISS i j With the' °-servatits in tttoir fell state IlieVies. He was dteased An yellow and - gold; of a iii*lts! .manufacture i to the • costly shawls, and :e -:rikj. tuibin; He :sons heeethpanied by Sir Gotta Ounce in the carrier. Which was preceded by thel citriagc,of Sir STE. ' sups POTTERELL, the Master.of the Ceremoniei. 1 They were heaved it the door of the Palace by j r Culenid'Ossinoilr, :and a number of - their : ne.°l, Jesitts' atterididts. ••• His Excellusicy - IRIS COO.I I • ducted into the:presence of his MAJaate by sir'* STEPHEN CDTTERELL, the' aster of the Cereses.:. 'sties, sad. presented by the Marquis, WEl.issr.ate; n heti bii IslAJestx was graciously pinned tolire, sent him with it dirk, the handle...of which waif . .loost elegantly Mounted with diamonds; W . l;irelt: he' .Owed mit ilitt,•aid,4 And, then ,took leave of his MAJESTY..• *Hi;4&itc.°llCncy was 'then conducted, by Sir S. COTTERELL to her MA:SESTY9I Drawing, room, where he was presented by Colonel Du rant,., the Quaitt's Vice.Cbamberlaiu. _ He was graelously received, and her MAJESTY PrCiSelti"d: ilVit'witk several salutkble presents, the' itatur.l 'produces of this country, lot himself and the Em, Irperei of PIESAA• Her 1 1 4*ZESTY was itecorthiti. Ailed by the Princes...ELIZABETH, and attended ti l the Marcifoneis of Hate r the, critintest of A steoiraT; ' Ladies THER E ! and ELY, Misses Venieti, BeungnEr., and WROTESLEY* Karl Helicon RT and Colonel erron; and severalother attendt(nts. Ills Excellency takes with hitri two tili.length, piin tinc of their° MAJElitiElt i yy LAW , Sistica . , in Very elegani fiames. • • • 4 ' His Mat.teiTT held a Levee, which was attended by T— , he Lord Chancellor, the lord President if -ilia Council the Lord Privy Seakthes : first Lord of the TioaeasS end •Clupecellor pf IV M seliequer; ' thei- %VIM -Lord of 'the Admi rally,' the MasterDeneratotthe Ortimotce, the three Sem *Aries of State, the Judge -Advocate,' the Conuaander.in. Chief, the Lord Chamberlain, lasrl'Hitstowby, Lards Ildath• Acid (Gold Stick), Miklos (bilyaltiog.), the Han. frederiek I West• (ciroorn in waiting): • • • tligl telloiiing had,thg httß9tr of being present. 'old teibis Mastort-:-;•• , .. .. - : • .. 1 • Sir llo . .aitOdanisti. to tat; km% on tis departare for ' t . ?c ir t l etiel Ross, of *tilled Regiment, on his appoinkent *he Attl-dukainp to Majesty, and on his return from aorta& ''.. - 4 ,- . . . ' • VW-Admiral Sir Ricilis‘ 1 4 11 Tily on 1 0 . 4 1 4 I , 6lll es t • to comoland at Chills. • ' • _ the _ ~ Tip lion . Capiiiia"Wla 610111e05,,,0r mop' pavy,tili his pitiottioin .. . . _. .• , PioASOMBSOICOMBM EIIIEV, of She ,Royal Roma 'Goods, on his reined tante:in* ih'rn°reswit - ~, -.. ...'.4.4k... - • • ... .. Genemilleese, on is .beingepindated to the 4211 Regi-. sells Captain DAncY, of the.Rnril Artillery,. nis his being 'appointed to attend hi, Majesty's Fmstassily to Perisia.' Colonel Bailin, on being appointed' Colonel on the Stall' at ike Cape I( Gtiod Hope, and to take, leave of his' Ma-. leelP s • • • • ': air Ws. Ousactr, to take ;eats of his Majesty, on -his de parnare to Persil. • , 4 t • . , •.. Captain Sto a a, of she fiord Artillery, .no his blll,l ap pointed to attend his Majesq's Embassy to Persia. • . , • Captain p A Wiwi, R. N. on his retattr from India, and , beitgrappolited tb the Piednuottese. • • , • . . i • Caption liuw• ft n A try alt, op Ns appoiptment loth; Mil ford, uppropilated for the Sag of Sir &chard Keats. ' '' 'Mr. 60 IL ito m. totabelelive,•On his depollute for Per la. . Mr. J A ISE,S SIO PEN rtp to take leave, otsbis depare fur Persia. ' - -. ....Mr. Avoosruis Posrsit, his Majesty's Charge d'Affaires 011ie Court of Sweden, on his retorn•to - England. • • Lieut.-C.ep. Sir Cala Lip Moss, op 'his being appointed i Colonel of the 3.l4llRedieleid-,•. _,_ . Sir .1 olietlf Y . Q Willi as ha wog appolated a Lor d of the Admiralty. , . ....- . , Ills MA;Eirry gore audiences to hir, PERCETAL, and the rest or the Cabinet Mipistirs present: ' In the evening thei r` MA4STi9.4 and Princess 'EletElEtlf returned:to Windsor. • • The - DUIfE itatiViTCLIXSS of PORTkitkl). . .. „ ' Their Praccsewt.acrived it ()leir seat in Ayr. shire. • -The Dike arrived brat: e'n the D it elms s passing ihrolihAlankton,..leeinliabitaltit,:ittric,: flee to evincetheir.respectio her, and ttrifiNtletii ' her Noble Lord, ;Shupe exertionain advancing:the:, improvements of tbethO s nittryorit so. couiPicqous, Celebrated the data .hisi Ottos'i arrival, by-rail. i.ieg a large trio millet arch ) * stir - acted - by linters, dectlroio with 'lloverf at' each' side of' the street. '. ihroiigh.r . hick she:was:la' sit; trAf bearing this ' is i Aacrlption i ±f , The Puke t#g tiuches . .! of: Ft* g•- • 4,4i*ies 1 00 to 4rki 144' • Bonfires were Ilidted;:tinudn 41 . 0; end " otter .- dcpillstietiona : of 'joy gated on .the occasitin. i .7‘• - *" •..i- ' r ° ' • ..• : , . , ' • . etkOttilis:;!* .: . .. . ... -..iii.i.. , :.. •., .• , ..-..- ,' . . .• . The Quantity of Stkong :Mr • bv first Tvollve Ifisut4il in thefuredi from . thepth7, l ls4 '.I POO; 'l4 . 011 i Barclay l ila:fa i t aoirtit.:, sieu r f 4 lead;` V0itii......•.,, Tra ''lititalillrli altikicti,,<. t ; Yells CiAvert siod G...:'.;:, Whitbread and !Co . . theft bitousand Co. Canibe and C0........4...,.., Faol.Parrj...'f .'..• • . .... ......c.:,......•, matt 4 decv...;.. : . ~:, ' Taytot t .••••. , •••••••••••••. Clow!' and Co . .• •..• - Sttitenng . of 'the ffeentß_y l / 4 the tr weor pe,inetpi; Hoots Imo 4i g htlorin„ l adi n g. the litlt ° ing 1 groat :increase in Its r wad end ttecori e try : . biverago , _ • 4:oofirjr pairds,begired bleed 4053099. • ' ' ' .' ' • -• Dille ...4.0., Islo- f • (WOW • ' - - Dins ......... Ilia, 10.14\901) Ditto • -.••• .6 • • 1 AY& , 4V 1 ' - ' ' 'Ditto • , . • 10,91,07/ Ditto : ' ° . -Ditto .. , aike 1,094i5t pimp ;.* 411/9. 1,.116,9.11 • , SPANISII PiIPARS; • ORDER TO CON VOk E. THE coramt. .F,Ordiestuttl, by the Grace of Gud, Icing of ipaiti and the Indies; the Grace naine,.the Council of,Regency, toillTresidififs,•l3oooWors t made known, that tinder 'thg 18th of the present, month ofJusie,'l. have thoUght - fit to issue thn(isilowitti Decree • The CoMien of Regency of Spain and theladies,desir ous of teal to thew hole nation irreft*ble proof, of,its ardent teal for its benefit, aiidto adopt thcimeans for . instil-. Amnon, has determined, id the Royal name of our Sovereign, that the Extraordinary and s general Corte% already ordered, . . shall be immediately aswtriyeil t and far-this purpose • reeled. that such elections...4nd! be completed as hire aril yet• been carocitids•d. Those Members Arcady chosen, al4 within Al be chosen pursuant Wilds Decree, are hereliYlegolred • to meet .. ko August next, 111 the Royal Idle .Orteon.• As NM ' iii!**Vatt ore that nitwit lie Sessions • shalibe upenod, aad lathe mean while the csawleitof Regyisey iii l 4! occupy itself in ; . enioilitt the dittlesMes wlOtt tight + struct the arsign of this solemn Ceetention:. 1 . ' (signed) ' "'XAVIER .DE CA§TANOS A Pres ator. " To Dim N kolas Maria de Sierra." • "This Royal Decree has beetrediathpniaited by asiy elder to my Supreme Council, &c. that it may be prlntediaggoeb, ssnd punctually obeyed. Fur *MA parpose I com mand an Presidents, Governori, ate. ist' their respective dis trictito execute the same, Stc, • • „, • '" /Mk 44,454 5 i • r..STEV.4 ARK4t • 66 Julie 20, • .• • , . ' *1- `*. • 1 SDUTA AKEItIcAti .• . • • " The Council' of Regency of *dui Ind the 'lndies being informed that & publleatiokhas been . made, purphiting to be a Royal 4arder, 'Of the diet; of the 17th of May list, ; on thetunimeiee 4411 America', whiebis contrary the established :law in those dominions--We hereby declare, that no such order has been issued, and w e . further direct, 'that all copies:Vl such a Alictitions order be collected and' burnt, and that lids notice a. published lathe Gazette of the, Regency; arid" her putilieltrurnals, that all may 'be. ottedieilk tOtbre t ,. tu.Y - SUPERIOR JUNTA OF CATAI,ONIAr' . 66 Theltintiof of this princlual4 being Jurors's ! , ed tha l t some ill-intentioned 'pet:VATS; disregarding. the public go o d, and those patricide Sentiments by -which all Spiotiards should be animated, have dared, from sordid moliee's, to purchase Ilte tos. tatei 'of certain individuals who hiTe. emigrated front the districts' occupied' by the enemy,' and bate (lone this in open defiance. of the • . order of the'SOth Nov..last, which makes such practices high 'treason i• the J um*, to r,estriip such ocenoo%, again declares this' like practices, io peinicivas to the titate; treasintable, and commands that thil . effects of the delinqueuis i be confiscated. It also declaro that the .property of 'sec.,' persons .confiseated Who, hiving emigrated o p the' sip... proiCh of the 'enemy, ewe - returned to thelii 'es:' tales from the four thp . t• (he inetti/ see upon their possisssions. 'The value so' acquired shall he deyoted...to• those 'faithful-fipaolarde. who hale been driven from their homes and .hrisO served their integrity ! A Award -of, 320 rials shall be'girets to any one Who' wilt mention the name of laity offelidef against this' 'order* „Sod the name of the inforaie4. shattnerbestspweliddX,..,.., A IREL4Nth ' • • P. .. {.: ~. ' .. . . ~'; • • I , • • T H STA"' L.S IAN . • • DURUM JULY i. • (From he Correspondent). , " 11.1/lA4 - about 10,006 of our unfortunate . starving manufactOrers • were assenidling in order to display their misery in the eyes of their fetiow . .• citizens, by a procession.' They purposed car/- 401118;ft .in.rpornirig, ail symbolical of tiii.er reined stare. This Megietratiekkawever, who are vpittut to hatch peer every incipient . ••thretitriting of the public tratiqoillityt temperately interposed remonstrated against 'the intention,. and 'revise. Mended those poor men to said a deputetion fur the perpeee of hembly submitting 'their iiiievancrt tt govesement.' advice as salutary, 114 being Oren with temper it was adopted ; and the: hilgtetrates took. care to patrouize the petitioti, , which' set forth - thole misery end wretchedness, ofi. itsivansmission to'the Lord blentenant's Principal' • Scaralltry prStatti 'A Privy Council was in tun.. sequento tailed, which sat yesterday to a let'. boar iii l ie afternoon; and a due and attentive vestigatieft of the grieiances complained of, was lintientfy pursued. •.I[Jilder tide inintediato.eirrum. • • stances, perhaps ) ..this 'rail that can be dime; and all.parties -"deserve •to be ntelitiOned with re.pect and apptele'tinn. The - poor artizans conducted thediiiives'lrith - humility 'and good order; and Goverrithent4eettted nut wanting its sensibility to - this' sad example of . oar' pantie • diitress. Re. dosed and impoverished is ell'elaSses arts become*, set!! we hope some effort Witt be made by the pub:. ' lie to protect those homblesons-of lattour'and • • • want from feeling sescserely the pressure of these ,unfortanatetlemit.''. Pffibilfs• Evening Post of Saturday fast, says understand 'theta Priv Council was 'held yesterday at the Castle s to consider "what measures'woirld -be propbr edeipt, as priibable, in somedegred, to amelidrate the'tondition of the Manufacturing O n uses, who have be;n deprived et • etiapi oy inent;' In' conseqtten ce .oe the deet a ted`stata 'or business, arising, nr at leaSt ioireaseo; by' the present condition of credit in Ireland: The black fleece wits tarried through thetiberty yettterdaY: Will FOSTIM declare the sitting 'tat the Cotincil on 'inch business; and the 'procession of the Ofitek Ame s to be signs of our' growing pros. perky ? ".') • • • The Freeman's Journal adds t " that In cense., quenee of information reedited by the Police M. eistrates, that it was' the intention of the Woollen. Weavers . to assemble and go in prbeessibn, etpn; sing a 'fleece in . mourning, descriptive of their loss et trade, 'as well is of their state of poeetly ant distress, the Magistrates .immediately gent 'theni notice, that, consigterit 'with their duty; it wit not•possible for them t 6 allow of int such pro. eceningr,-that if they tenet depetation from their body, In state 'their reel' situation, 'it' shtiutd he in/Mediate!" forwarded to government. ''With this advice; three %%as immddiete' doi4llanie n ors the -part' of 'the' WeVvers ; and the Magistrates wereias rod n es their promise, • haring foinar<kd; Without an instant's delay, their' petition rd 51ei Pali, Who, • having received 'their 'depulaiovii P vidit'lheni, that. his 'Grace • ttie`lord Lietitoriene Auuldba n yttge acquainted witti their gituation. - , tiOnsequence, a PrifffliPbtittelt sit. froat''ten 6 1 1-lock yesterday morning, until past fiveciclecic in theevinieg. ThOprineipal manufacturers were editniin - ed by the Council, as .to the cause and . geound of, their distrtna: • n 66 We hopilihet sithitieolioti to the want' and eotapteinti of thiiiienplet may be it tended tha 'happiest conisequencei . ft Mast hale atToriled ihd •highest gratification to everyloye n fof his cOuntrk; to perceiie . 'the peaCeahte 'conduct sod' dentienuer of thirtar4e of t -14aeulkatu'rers, ninno\i filet to at Jest' Ten Thonsind t Sticuteiti sere obedience to the first Message from the 111,4istrates; is highly litutilblF, and entities them to' every. praise we can beitow.'.We hone 041 e'pr'itobiliti, 'gentry; and the pelilic in' itorr*l l vviir aid towards rcliriag 04:le - industrious pl. pro.: pie, 'tit wsiarin4 Mainaactures, and t e rei t y give iheirisli liaoin'a bouatiful h3rrest:T 4 ' Welcoine of tlt4 Irish Clonneattler of tht,p. chequer.-411 the. pnblit walks of thietnelropoll, areameercd with ! the t folitiWing eomplimenlart words, itt nononr and coltunettsoistien - `of Mr, ,foiTtles arrivalin Dublin Prosperky . 'of r7itreas'ed l '2'a.tosi Press; Stierc : , li rlatarkulactisrers,*:Flocics of Bankiespo —Reosplbfr Mr.. Rostiog stn s increased on. some roadO 'rein nigh. teen-pence &ono 'hitting end eine.pence tile mile; is eetisnquenciirf theidlinceSt iwic, of hay. - ; 4, Sratteina.—bnttiiixer bad thia benest• et the plea Coh re in 5t.• artin's-etreet,.on.Taraday; sNtti 'trout as'* beser of the first rate,•'wlis re. Wisrden by the most nomerous muster of amateurs rivet` witnessed on a similar occesion, end he it mote entitled t4;.tl,is patronage thadAiiit other man, not only by lie fistie.disterityt lint also cot eccuunt of his haying fOtight andiwon• Melva bat. tits. "TN: skifitig.to was. biniyiet•Seet tad Dog* hortil,. Yogi% Irelther A. .nm"4' Eir4ocnno . ' Powers X iopley; gigtone, Ate . the. a r teibli Hine, euusitte'rabieitience era* displayed." . 40 4 4- 6 .-.‘ 'fliit' . :bd.tirtg snatches on' the lapis Vproied • entighteeed tonic.. tie' not 7 ,ei.'rettk4 whether. young Belcher and t wilrfrOn; but the matches betwiet Pogherty end Stlverthorne, apt!' Propley,4intkPolfors, will cettlinlytatie . • Yesterday 'morning ' a young l „ edy respects. We connections,' wits observed ie plunge herself .into .:,.the sew4ifer, near Isliniteu, by two gete i tfemen•'ini their way ...to town; 41ro iionedlaitefy ran'to bar .apittande, get iter out, t end eiinpeyeS liar hone to her. retitionr, win. reside neer:the Tto cause of this rash attentpt wes'said beetentiti derangenieiv; • • ••;•. , . : .• • 4 6, valet to a gentlemen of fortqne, in Wimp*. ' Street, telialie* . namd` ttiy, pift a- perilfel'fc his d s,istence yell day aibrains, by takittg n'tplatitity bfisoisont The eau" uf suicide is riettre-lidterr, het •te is supposed thatisotheuneasiticis regurtliog *disappointment in !di etiestionS,•.hitd brougitl'ow tetnpurarY deraogetnewls'Svhitirled b id the fatsl'act: A Coroner's Intliket: sat on , the body. yesterdsy .4401000 3 and returned • verdict ttf Lunapy. .• • tees breradi . 4" th's Wins pi• r *OS4W e 601 i 0417,461*n 4.4 • Atsr;ei. ▪ 4090 to.; e•••• •Ir 4 • • • • • •• P . • .4;e v ▪ re• e ; . • • •••4 '''' . '' • , . lot t e)ttiti, iNveli by s id. Land n p in the 4k Judi, lalo, sbsi_ ,w• conismeties this age Within skis fs‘ No4tifflo . -14./Wap 4 c4UlL : : • . with adeile.44l4ol l oig auo versiir 'Mketing; 111;,commetiu.ivOin of the first election ot YVILE.tAII Sllllll, 454. Represen.. talive of thlt 4iits. itt, ' ',foisr*O'Cliiili,nsniepteous dinner was prepared it the Aigillon, of which , nearly 100. gentlemen ,pa!touk iaincingst wham • • *illiam Smith, Esq. one of thp Representatives of the. city 16111100f!ti ileihenett, Jvhosaphut*Posile„ Eaq. Presided*, in the saavold u blnithsence . of 'John JQ.Niph Gurney. Esq I.T.,Rar tird;•Esq. Vier-Prealdent v flichnrd Danbury teerney, Esq. sigiumund Trafford Soutlneell, EA. the •Rer. J. Perrv, die Res. M. Maarice, Aklarmea ilavev, Marsh, and Dr. Reeve:''W , .141tu 'Taylor. IC. Martineatt, strut Thomas Rorgate, Emil. I Messrs. Geldart, Dalrymple, Itabberdp W. Davey, Daseteyi• IV. Start, *c. c. O .! After tho Kin'' . , Navy, Army, and the Whole Cons:Milian had been drunk , that of sir lyancit Yarded was given with threllines three, and •ra.. trivet! with reiterated ' shouts . of applause, as were the hcallns of Vies. Wes. Coke, R. Lard Er. 'akine,.Jlr. Brand, 10. I.4lGurneyiNr. TAU tread, Got: . Irardte, Akiir's.•• Waitlynan' and, Jfallett, and more especially: the heilikar, mend 'llrafford Soillsziell, Esq. which tatter. Gentleman, in 'alurnintius, • eloqiient v and truly. constitutional speech,. addressed .the • Meeting,. :hewing the necessity of a Reform in Parliainer; The ltcv. ,Micktot, Murittegalso,:in 4 speech that will net readily be fotgutten, Wilb:pecoliar energy `commented On our present twist Is pdb,, 001 situotion. Aldermen DaTre and *mop, Mr. Ronegans, jun. anti 14,r. Ti*'.ci "toe*, tkc ci ad4ressed• the Meeting on inier4l and loch! poliiie : , §eme ace' lent songs increased the , gentrittitit. mony of the evening. , Letters of the 25th, from Cadiz, • state that the puke D'OaLcans had had' severe) conferenchs with the REcivneT, Which hadliven rile• to a re . pert,. that his. arrived there watt ; connected with the question of tile finial Governipeot Of. , Spein4. 'and being of O r e Botttfriort :Family it worestett sappomil that the it be opted to hint •-. '.)- :• •: • Lately; 4hin Louti Bowilusit eta Ma wire were at Paris, on thi aces:Mir-or . tionamats!i .marringe; LOurs lined tie mether's'Hutel, and his Wife at another. Iler children :have always been considered the children of Box*r•ltTs, and 94 of Louts.. Hence Lpuin t in rosfeting the Crown,. says, " gliet it sti'fo yMi Ifilpotigeo .BiliAf t aTE, and yeuee—that in, to` ripe 1 . 0 ' 1 4 witisjsasser for mine, and to my state, by Mons yaw lvtd this son.'F.- A most curious (*miry! • .•• BONAPARTE, who - loyes no one,. is himself not I,tabs object of affection even in his own flintily*. ' lona the diferiitees heti.** bin; and Lopts-1 4 tit not been upon terini him fir yea#l, and has sonstintly, refuted severy•dgniti -otter* him--Jesicen /earl hitn::-.stows is• the Milk Imo who .lives bat any intimacy with hint—buy:be lie often the object of the cofirsest awl mOst eiollettt treetMent. . .• • Thu lax last, helng the sth of Julji,ithe NOT. - -ndr hi& Club held their' Anal. . . • • i•J.:- . . • -t, "7 the a • ~. -~ . •..,. . . • •-1 .k~ Ifs ral Ify