The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-20 00:00:00

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We Ammo from their • Is which the patriotism it N o legal oleic fail to moods lOU% bids paper of the last week, mode . sfratllias aim* of wriest redectios , apes Imo piodlors, Who watt esseatod daring tbo ▪ stlrlbetister. _Tim speech of the Learned paseleg motes* Apes_ these oafortenate iits a state of tbitsgm vetlab calls aloud oat the kliegs of those le Whom the lives of their awes ire aisolokat of jest masers. Mr. Jos iah Is voted as sylog, " that It became %be ermary to those gams that the 'ammo ten. r late should bo tatted to deter others. as gesteksepers woe nee arrived, at so iderrer antsseary Ham lied beentost." At the hest des Comity of Notdagimaa, slam bir.Jostice Bost fee e llw itiorr elier of a r. This men Widow noderpoe the fatal pis. law. I sodersteod that the evideoce against eitegether apes what Is termed by lawyers issisradso ie samberp. stated is Adds mscsalotsai bis death bad boss fired 'fbic declaration wee set delivered aloe loot sifted or alsoldatod by my cross moth a ghee la o asonssat of ingt alma a per mit ho over Nand is regarding the motives tia.lkom width his unhappy cataildoo arose loon solid the esti married alba primmer b it was char, mail from tesolommat of she ✓, that the gas bad bras jived Jetts, e Jet had boas weadosod by his attempt to eerier, sad that be had ismairod so otelear.e, 1.1 let go Mop* ilmeJago ill set thisk :arias tits Jury agillebt. th a ausekoeper might metreilliogmdgoemagescher, a fatal oavonotor. lea amstilv, Ulmer, to einestaacis width .laibied Mr sew' that the t have iatio oak ameidaut h o hoisted that o slisQ etealieditill ban abet another ander wanes of list ea" weed lintrotly lave roe t aye ingineetef.dalaast. ad peether„optast whom the gates of mercy sy the maws oatmeal of osaatry gtatireata, ii into the awn sr kis pereetiotstrep sad to iid e to the smerkmeg,-ofirliaid Of Somas who striving** Itim from his wife and family whisk. bias iskomosalr for the liseM erstssed—we 11:1 1 :2‘ 'MOB Pieliet the # 4l ? I the tepsdiag oral see aids of taboo. do we us him with a criogiag as to the Oda/ices of great Lords sad great but wet say we think Iwo Lan • proof in this t the peromadag spirit aml laagsags of oar rs seoramito ham warped the =lad of a Jeer o aderstandes la the habit of pawilisiag ohs them laws is Oho pomace of lariat and hers (somo as seimasly, wo siwatie4 a y or) ores tycions sad rominasioad stfprosarren .(game, was imitated to think that ilia poacher who had tell the law, ought to actions were imsensible 'en des it camas. sic that soy person admiaisterimg the Game online te the spirit is which they are penned, wasted by the muse dispositiees whirls appear Resented Mr. Jamie* Best apse the ocession of lethal; bet let es oosteider the save of a poacher ed by those same laws, as odaisimezd s ir as C g oon. mien at their Qoartor Sessions—a racy of irs arranged limier tho semblance h of -a uilssoal which, in a somber of ismastats„ is need by the pritseaes Oats istelligeat and liberal I any person at all at9nainsad with the sort of chibiteJ on oath occasions, answer theastz are not often both the fact and the law sua earful 'seeps, in order to hurl rottener epos offen,ler? Is not transportation frequsudy prisoners convicted of lemma" because they toted to be poachers id the asighboarhoutl of the ItIS who acute that punishment? 5, Sir, express a decided opinion that "as reaist camekeepers has now come to an alarming sal sassy lives have been lost," the feelings of knife imperiously called upon to adopt some t meal of prevention. It is an rosy thing to rah Mr. Justice Burrottgh Oval ertereamatiag 'ate by exercising the terrors of the gibbet. Is ntim I will not appeal to persons who may be tl to have become wedded to the sentiments com e the language of our laws, byes early irlitati"" ;eh th e yam( lawyer often imbibes feelings of twisters Judge is .afterwards unable to divest L!; bat I ask any man of reflection and unpro totallect, to consider the present condition of the sites of their country, the temptations which 1 the poacher in his career—the dreadful eons*. Which detection must superinduce, and then let id@ if the gibbet be a remedy for the essoplicatml impelliag the poacher to acts of desperados. elf illation, proud of its enlightened jurisprudence, ileum ll content myself is this letter wills directing the is of the public to the glaring necessity of a re- I the present system of the Mune Laws—a ty free which the alarming violence', murders, tuitions, that have recently occurred out of this imekes the attention of a wise and humans na- I shell, probably, again trespass on your indal to give publicity to the development of a plan, by i of which I conceive the desired reformation ma 431046 J—a plan which shall provide for the el- I innervation of game, whilst it insures the sect !the public peace, and protects from violation the ftfted feelings upon nhich Englishmen have Itteaerned to pride themselves. I feel myself Ile undone to acknowledge, that the principles uis of this plan, which appear to me perfectly are to be found in a pamphlet recently published, Winded to Mr. Whitbread, the Member for Mid c• This pamphlet purports to be written by a Wulf Liscoltesdan, though, from a few legal mac in which are discoverable is it, 1 suspect the as to have set his hurt more upon gelds than upon whilst the practical sucrose of the plan, as ex td in that pamphlet, would, without the sooditi- mematteal. • Is thahape„ Sir that dale letter may predate the beadle if • salting 'dor pablic attends*" 40'. ' *abject es midelithe whale natio% erreptill* 1 14 . 6 • 661 " try Oestlemeni appear to have slept, @mil Not 01.1 have bawls* awakened by the appalling coneeptestata of their ow* lethargy. I reside your's, most obediently. ANTI-DRACO. IJIPSRIAL • ROUSE OF COMiti/NS.—Fatnav, Amt. 19. At fear o'clock. there being bat 37 Memhora present the S adjourned the Honse until to-mirror/okt day.) CHARITABLK I.NSrtruno.vs. • rill WANTS() Col C.alT INSTITUTION/ AND ma- Piv.easseve ILSLAND. IVA Tin Teat .#ll Brit: Car. IFtrpteessat Charter Schools of Ireland, for • • 17.166. • • , 14 6 :air **Respite, at Dublin - MON • 0 0. Haase of lodinate. Hospitals. anti Asy- lams for intlestelons Children, Dnblis BMOC ,e • Richmond Lunatic Asylum. Rnhii* • 3,000 - 0 Menden Society forSoldiers' Children 7.6 0 6 • !liberals, Marine Society in Dahlia Like 0' Rentals Orplian Ulnae. Dublin 2.347 . 1 .• Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin • UN *• 0 - • Lyimr-In-Roopital in Dahlia - IMO •t II For Doctor Stevens's Hospital - IAI • Fever Hospital. and House of Recovery 3,1112• • , Hospital for Incurable, at Dublin - 300 0E ' Raman Catholic Seminary in Ireland - 8,9111 0 0 Association for discountenancing Vire in I relied - • • - 6.464 0 • • Cork Institution • - LOUO O. • Society for pronsotiog the .119neetion of the Poor 1 a Ireland • - 10.0111, • 6 Dublin Society • - • 7.00 • II Building Chemins and Glebe Ronses, and for parcbasine Glebes in Ireland 9.230 0 - • Constniutnners of Wide Streets, Dublin Imo • Farming Soetete of Ireland - - • ill Royal Irish 4c/idylls' , 0 .9 Churlish,* Donations and Bequests Me 0 0 Linen Board of Ireland - • - 19438 9 2 IWO of Works in Ireland - • -16.134 0 0 "Bleistreements for the Chief and Under Secretaries' °Bees, tar. in Ireland -17,500 0 0 Proclamations, lac. in the Dublin Haute ' tls4 ether Newel. Ayers 7,000 0 0 Cdmisal Prosecutions and other Law in Ireland -13,000 0 0 AIE C:ing Public (Menders in IN - 1,900 0 ,idesit-eonforming Minister, in Irelamt 8,697 4 711 florediag Ministers from the Synod et tli• , der • 4.164 15 3 I Proiestant Dissenting Ministers in Ire. hod •• - 756 0 0 !miter, Officers in Ireland • • 1,419 19 4 Harbo'or of Rowtb - 4,34$ 0 Delmore Harbour -*CHM 0 0 livil Contingeneles in Ireland • 20,000. 0 0 • Police and Watch establishasenssof - • -MOOS A 0 Army Ectrsordiairies of Ireland •20,000 0 0 CITY OF coax 4581Z1111. Aeatt 13. COLS/ AND o'coxassm. fr. MIK. This ease. which cum es this Mende Were Ism Pessefilelsor sd 'le Specie/ Jug. isedl44B 4 , Nthisties of 44 2 nsittenatle use ;ratline revertant*. The Niatutiffs are glass manufacturers is this sky t the Neloodent the surviving partner of the Louse of Re 'beets of boucles. The facts of the ease were these.—ln Derensher. 1819, the plaintiffs fold a quantity of glass to Messrs. (Italian' and Browne. of this city, for which they re ceived two bills draws oo a beam in New York, at 4 and 6 swaths date from the 16th of December. Not having any correspondence of their owe, by which 'they could get these bills accepted, they handed them to M . Roche of Cork. then Backers, with a re quest that they +retold get the needful done. Messrs. Roche transmitted them to Messrs. Rcbarts of London, with accompanying directions, the matter and terms of which were now a subject of dispute. The bilk were rent to America, bat before the produce arrived is England. the bank of II . Roche had tailed, owing to the house of Roberts a large balance, and they detained the amount of these bills in part oatin faction of the debt due to them. The question was, whether they could do so, ender all the circumstances of the case, it being admitted that the plaintiffs never got value for them from the Ruches, or been allowed them in account, and whether they were transmitted to them by the Roches in the usual course of business, for their uses and besebr, or merely acted as agents i■ the transaction. as a separate one. The eeinmeot of them facts depended on the 'constructios to be given to a variety of corres pontlenee and entries in the books of Roches and Ro berts, which were produced. The case was ably argued at both sides, and after a discriminatiog charge from the Learned Judge. the Jury retired, and after a short consultation. returned a verdict for the plaiatiffs of 4811., the amount of and interest on the Bills.—(Southern Reporter.) Nnr•Yosa. MARCII 7.—A meeting was held law evening. and sundry resoludons paced f ble ts the prnieet of erecting as 'gantries statue of IVashing• ton in the Park. In this derision, not only a me rited tribute is paid to the deliverer of his country. hat the fine arts will be promoted. sad ear city anted. We understand that in consequence of the relic. Lion in the price of Malt, Mr. Coarilaw, of the Bag nigge Wells Brewery has deteratind to make his Ale, Table Ale, and Table Baer of such superior quality as will enable him to defy all competition. When we con sider the insportaace to families of possessing a beverage free from the swamis ingredients usually employed in the composition of that accessary article, we casnot be Nuptiald at the extensive patronage be so deserv edly enjoys. Au& petrology we hope will always bib gives to asevitorioss individuals who prefer a smal profit sad fair same to the risk of destroyi n g the health of their fellow-creataks by a wicked and unfeeling ea pidity. To satisfy the nest fastidious as to the genuine Milo( his articles, Mr. CIIIAPX4N makes half yearly the foliowing affidavit. Wotan. CILUMAX, of Budgie Wells Brewery, Ate. Table s Ale . sad Table Beer Brewer, leaked' oath add mint that his Al., Table Ate. and Table Beer, are brewed from Malt and Ho pa only, sad that be waver has. der writ will pstalt or safer say drop er ether telarloaa lagredteets is be used fa his brewery. " R. C " SWOTS at the Maestee-Rowe is the City of Leader', Meech Id. MIR balm me. Massiev. Meyer." N.B. Orders esseeted for Reedy Money.—All letters pest be postit s ld. or sot related. YV ' - "" -' . 1 ', . 141, 4 1 0 1 1illiirot. '.. 4 %.: ' - 1 t...ii 3f .1: ''...• .-.WhiTaliaN , 0. IwiliffiallOO femme. 3 -. •., - . • This Wichita idles beangtilayik 4Mhowili/PSHII 14 agileet ,hi Piratefi a/4 , o4ftililiAt'4ffirt . 44 Nenrspapse, fora . dehi . tttel. *leek appsarni . Ilosepapar. Oomttillog the' etiaiaii • If toe hi a.the: mammal eleoties, to filt•the ogee noosed Mayor. This Libel iWated to Ilie.'l/sitbassa. Iwlllstharacter oft 'rats:. i, dm °fresco of dealing lepontraisi ed goods, and of baring yoMbimed aselowipppla, i linowing.tisesn to . stelae There wen, wromol Ignite 'is the deelaratioa. 1 relying tb. p4eintltet . opiliploHlty Otto/Meg to the pos. vidarviosVileitniid.llo4l/1, Mt& tiepin iris the INVOR/A. .., _ . . „ .0 1 1Abfir.i •.' : ' The ilsllllllllllMonpmeilas the geseral ism. . Mc 11000,114411filleassed the Jury on the part' of the plaintiff, end s entnisested with much severity en the aasparat Italia dafeadamn which ha described to be 4101ints is the onlresse and worthy of comparison Onljr lrithabst of thwhemosio.who might be hired for half lemma to meefievids fellow.cteature. Mr. Waithusan. the Jugweir** iiwAtre, had been actuated by , lapWllo-41 1 0fii. Obtain those bottoms from h. fellosiliallosne *ph wars viscerally bestowed on the Ineete Oho, by that pOll. , spirit and patriotism had Wei isisnd terries thitt. ' At the last election to the illlcsfof bald ayor ft on ght be remembered that Mr. ilallissisais had bill mebtlitiid as a fit person to fill i' and if was on Rile occasion that the libel appeared -the Ja&i Bali Newspaper, for which Mr. Aldercuu. Rlllllllllin had sow claimed damages. Mr. Alderman Waltifilee ishil theses the remedy by action, becaus , by dialog so,,ke gave the defendants as opportunit of premiss the troth of the aspersiOns on his charism( bet of this opportsnily they had not dared id ay.o ihausseivee. • Thi libel conitisted of a pretended ',mini ration of Mr. Waltbmin. (who was then filling the of fice of-Sheriff) concerning his qualifications to fill that of Lord M 41 ayors 'and in the course of this examinatir 0. of Mr.Waithmon's answer, it was insinnatml ti Mr. W. bad purchased of a notorious character, naui. Roberts. two shawls which had been stolen from a Wil liam Cooper, and under eirconistancei which led to an Inference that Mt. W. must have known that they were stoles. After a few remarks on the ergravated Intr .( the ease, Mr. ***LE TT concluded by declaring th is his Opinion It Ailed enOre than any other withit hie colporisece, for she most exemplary damages. Proof was offered of the medication of the libel ; bn, the defendant's counsel, to save the time of the Cour consented .e libel being pat to itlt. in and read, Mr. Serialist Vivca*a add 4 the Jury on behai. if the defitadaste—He admitted that the plaintiff was 'petltiod to • vordlea, because no justification had been I. the Rona* iii denied, however, that the fair ris z g tui riti e b o o t n the r l u i: l:v l l o e f d a to foi t y. blcf l Was Mast was. that Mr. W. had, in the purchase *Shawls 11 question, eoaducterl himself in an nntrado be meaner; and was not therefore entitled ' • lit the civic haters. He repeated that the libel Eist p 14 pill bojastifial, bat be proposed to call evidence rtspectlat the trwassactlea is question to sliew that Mi Waitionatea conduct bad been very suspicious; and I this were prerajl es a mold. the learned Scrjeaut contend • ell, materially Who damages. The Cllllii Junrieh tald. that evidence of tills deserip tioa weld sot be admitted. The defendant had e , chose, to jerkily the Mel; and could not, thereficre. Zwato I.Ahlagllffistiffijy termite, sal .just ts irsoW. ' '" ' Mt &mews% a Wilt 0 Mr. Waithman, said that Ibis client was red Mamprer any act of his life, ant' I would not avail Wnselfe/ad legal objection to silt oat an inquiry tote his - ii z t. The Cuter Atrium t Wiled no dooht of that; be would not suffer the 0/evidence to he broken upon. He should ostMlekioject the evidence. T I defemiants col* if they pleased, apply to the Court correct him if be was wrong. ' Mr. Serjeant Pavanes; then resumed, eel confined observations to the mitigation of damages, which , trusted. the Jury would award impartially, and withou, reference to any political feeling. lie 10-gge,l to notice that no proof had been offered of Mr. Waitionan havir sustained any damage whatever, by the publication the libel. The Cuter JCSTICX then proceeded to snm up . evidence, with great cleanses' and impartiality, leavin it to the Jury to give the plaintiff such fair and reason able damages as they slimed think him entitled to. The Jury retired for about three (marten of an hoc. and returned wilds a verdict for the Plaintiff.—Damage , WO/. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Dias. APRIL 19.—Arrived to day and sailed for river, Phmnix, %Vinton, for Bombay, Sc., Boyne, Br' for Bengal, So., Helena Uetlilee, for Milford.—W; W. by S. Sister% Sergeant, for De ; Mary, Donald& for St. Domingo; Lady Popham, Jenkins, for Jamali John and Mary, Stephenson, for Trieste; Clombo, 1 for Carthagena; and several others, particulars knbwn, came down from the river and remain. worth, Beachery, fort De ; Naylor, Meller, &woollen: Lloyds, intranees, for Ifondnrss; Cai rine Stewart Forbes, Chapman, for Madras and Beni James, Rowes, for Quebec ; Hannah, Locklvn, ditto.; Henry, Stewart, for Miramielsi. The Phan' sailed from Bombay, Not. 17, and Tellichevy, Dec. and from the Cape Feb. 2, by which ship we learn Blendon Hill, Captain Oreig, was lost on the 22d July on an inaccessible island. Ponysmourn, APRIL 19.—Arrived the Royal Georg' and Bombay, from China ; both landed passengers proceeded op the channel.—Wind S. %V. Fa:Album APRIL 18.—Arrivrd Blucher Packet, Rio Janeiro, sailed Feb. 17. Sailed Fox Packet, ore , America.—Wind N. N. W. An affair, which bad nearly proved Eitel to Mr. Stimuli), (son of Mr. Stimson. chair-tar:l'4%ot' Lineol a very deserving young man, occurred in that city Monday evening. It being ascertained that a bud reeter of the rams of Bellamy, one of those chat, with stealing the watches from Mr. Banyan's shop Deemsger last, at which time he absconded, was in Li cola, one of the police officers went about right o'cl to apprehend him, taking Stimson as an assistant, wI he sent with another to the back of the premises moniciting with the house where he was suspect be, to prevent his retreat that way, and who met him in the old Fish-market near the Harlequin. Nth son seised him by the collar, when tha villain, with knife, or some sharp instrument, probably provided the purpose, gave him two severe wounds in the thi and attempted to stab bins in the holy, bat missed, only scratched off the skin. Notwithstanding a nom) of people had collected about them, Bellamy contri to extricate himself, and made hie escape, partly soppand the desperate manner in which be act and partly from being favoured by some of Ilia own gal The young man, Stimson, who has a wife and three four young children, is very severely hart, and M. to be disab'ed from following his business fur a ' d re. ,• • t i ' • Yesterday his Majesty heirs levee at hie Peltier,- ;so Mr PA WM telikliwasioeseeketsareOsely eaten led tit., . a k t .: for uvula years put. The french Ambassador ce..ve' i ; in state ebb his suite in We carriages. Reel tirei-v.-- 1 ' ll red owe lb statitodel there was a general atioplay *of owl epleindid,eqpipmes,Siastieprge Leetia:a new carnago- • biol was broken' Ansi tit,[brptlrth ,4mboaseder's carriage being demon al great enitel,Tiuoched damn and ma over t '-r • ' the fookosan of Lord Sicirell.. The Peace was attended' • l generally by most of the pr'ineilial funnies hi the kit.:- 1 .br. dom. 4 The• &relates •Iteems c td artiveat one o'clock. A log, sod conligord tutting doots'Arsisliout igtersniesion till • • ida.• near four, three sued fate atertieges 'Offing , 410411 et rlil , • igl Mum The line of careisge r koocasiontily,..ezterdird iv 71" r• tiraftooltreet, Rend-street. - • ; i 0 g fi p L. • O :*. Sir Rlelisid flint*, the'Cblo Vaitillate l .4 , • # . lice, wain early attendince *Ms" iitheroas t ai.wkk' the the •Itter-Sweer patrol. . il • th e Thelling's Guard. in wkitotdroltms, preceded by their 4 • Ise basil in State uniform..ambeked into the Court-yard . I • soon after woe o'clock. The, Grenadier Ll* Guards at. ,sly tended, with their head of : 1,6 wind imernmenas, unit t ' fi ll' alf- trumpet.. trombones, and kettle-drums: these pla i yiol inn, alternately with the head v the Foot Guards diming the whole of the afternoon seine VP* &SOON. pieces, ' • )•,, ! which considerably heightened the effect Of thrseem. ' •• Ina The Royal lieery-seriants appeared in their Mite • the dresses: the porters, usarslialioeu. pages. &c._ we ft . b a d dressed is their state uniforms. The Grand ilail.soes • I the lined by theyemcen guard.. The hosOurable corgi of i . . l • Me. Gentlemen Pensioners were stationed in the Octagon t it; ball : headed by Lieut. Henderson. the Standard-bearer, l' 1 I 0 the Clerk of the Cheek, and the Gentleman Harbinger. • ' oln On' his Majesty leaving his private apartments. be ded t ots 'loyal closet, where the Viscount de • non procee d e d li . 4 Chateauhriatol, the French Ambassador, was introduced ``!" to his M a je s t y by the Marquess of Londonderry and the P. . ittys • '1 Matter o f the Ceremonies, when hit Eicelleccy deliver. ;. ei i est Iris credentieh, and was most graciously received. WI • . Count St. Martin rl'Arlie. the Sardinian Minister, ; of- sad Baron Sti e r n eld , the Swedish Minister, Lad audi- ' that ences of his Majesty. I • The following were introduced to his Majesty It T the ion, French Ambassador—Viscount de Alumnus, his Lxcel- • cunt lency's Secretary, and Lieut.-Col. Cbevalier de Ladebat. • I , v ii . The King then proceeded to receive the obeisances of * 1 the Cabinet Ministers, and gave audiences to the Arch- . • r'' bishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Liverpool, and Mr. ere I Peel. He also received the compliments of the Foreign the tbat l Ambassadors and Ministers—n*o4y, the Austrian, : thinßussian, Prussian, American, Neapolitan. Sardinian, Bavarian, Portuguese, Baden. sad Besse-Cassel. b „ t There were also present, their Royal Highnesses the . urt, ii• - Dukes of York and (21arence; the Archbishops of York I • and Dublin ; the Bishops of Chester and Llandalf ; tile great officers of State ; the Lord Chaucellor; the Lord ; hair Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench ; the Vtce- , ; i ; • Chancellor; Mr. Justice Best; the King's Advocate; was ~ •the Solicitor-General ; the Lord Mayor of London ; the i .11 . faii , Recorder of London; the Sheriffs of London and MiJ. ' 1. ""l '4 Alltheses ; Mr. r4WSOII, the Under Secretary of ,State lor the Home Department ; the Secretary of State for Ire- q i All „ .. land 1 the Judge Advocate ; the Rev. W. Holmes, Sub- ; 1 t • K of idea- Dean of the Chapel Royal; the Rey. Dr. Dakin, Precen- I 1; I • ito ter of Westminster - Abbey ; Sir J. Thomas Lawrence. 1 i libel the President of the Royal Academy ;toe Solicitor-6e. neral of Scotland ; Sir Joseph liudtlart , Sheriff of Car, ,• t env. marcher • Sir T. F. Eliot Drake ; Chief Justice Powell, • - * • 4 1 Mr. ' l it of Upper Canada; the bean of Thom ; the Attoroef, , ' f' ) tieneral of Ireland; the Dean of Christchurch; Mr. 0 1. •, • • end- - ; i Cotillion,. Consul-General tor the Hans Towns. : ' ...,, . ~ • .1' i, ! , . r Draw— Wellington, Montrose, Norfolk, Northamb4g- , •••''' eritl• • land, Newcastle, Portland, Manchester, Dorset. ' : . not - • r • -.. - E i Mareencs—Bseter, Ailesbury. Loodozdam,,,,pg -.--- '.- - . • ,' i f ibis.. Hantiy, Cooynglases , Graham. Qaeteubesegi t AA-, ' "= ewe% pm-ninths, Camden, Balls, ffeeffireek. • -: ` . • .«• • - i Earfr—f.l^srbormgh, Cbinwilliam, Ileaubamp. - Ntirs ..--- -.: 7 ;=--s .--,- ..., . that and my. Athlone, Fortescur, Vitichilses, Liverpool. Her- shut court, Bathurst, Kinnoull, Northesk , Groseclose. Her- . • newton, Dartmouth. Brillion', Bock Savage, Roseherry. f l but Aoeyne, Wilton, Derby, Belfast, Morley, Grey,61.0.90.., , , ei Plymoptii, Coventry, Conrad% Mandield. Erroll, St. ', ilt lit The tiermasn's, Strathmore, Craven, Warwick , Listowell. ' . rt to Carlisle, Macclesfield, Cathcart,. Whitworth, 'Talbot,bot, Westmorland, Harewood, Ahergarenni, Limerick,Cour- d his town, Lauderdale, Bgreniont, Cowper, Aslibunliato. hhe rise/mar —Belgrave. Torringtoo,ilereford, Dungla*. e , hoot Sidwonth, Marc, Pollington, Ingesuie,D.4erhuret,Mor- !'. i iiiee petit , Sydney, Bridport, Melhourne, Petersham, Gran- , i ' vine, Cranborne, Exmouth. Mi•lrille. vine ' I ' '•• Lordr—Etlenhorongli, Rodney, F. Lemma (lower, ' n o: Auckland, King, Stowell, Henniker, A. Hill, Butith . . , , ersh, Grantham, Rolle, tidy and Selo , W. Fitzgerald, tile • t leine , Uwydyr, W. Fitzroy, C. Bentinck, A r d en, Grantham, ',' 4 1,) W. Lennox, Sendon, Henley, Somerville, T. H. Caven- . 4soll- i l' dish, T. Cecil, J. O'Bryer, Marcus Hill, Bingham, W. , • boor. h Lear, Pembroke, St. Helens, Maryborough. 8001., g i ~,„ Amherst, Eard ley, Stewart, Howden, Lynedocli, kting, . • I saes borough, G. Cavendish, H. Howard, Loraine , G. Beres - I 1 Beres - ford, W. Bentinck, Crewe, Napier, F.. Somerset. .. i i i Bishops—Lincoln, Llandaff, Sr. Asaph, Chester, 03. f l ' ' wry, Ely, Oxford, London, Exeter, St. Pavia's. Rigid lionourahles.—W. Hitsliissen, Sir Charles 1 i ', t' ✓ the Long, Hugh Elliot, Sir George F. Hill, R. Peel, Fled. ‘ t o r ', lll .: Robinson, Wm. Wynn, C. Arbuthnot, Bragg* Bathurst, . . i i • " '"" N. Taunton, J. Beckett, Fred. Lamb, Freemantle, Au- ' ~ o gustns J. Foster. " lo . ildsairals—Digby, Sir G. Cockhurn,Sir W. Ilargood„ • • lairs; KCB., Sir George Collier, Sir E. Ili rry, Sir A. Dirk- ~ , t i Box, son, Bart. Viscount Exmouth, Sir .1. Or:le, Su tt ln. 11 , I T I T . Bingham, Jones, Sir a Martin, Heiken, Parker, Sir for Ogle S'r K. Berry, Bart., Young, Sir L. W. Halsted. • 4111 ,' K1.11 .. ., 1 Lambert, Sir T. Berne, Walker, Stephen., , t m g a ' 5 Fraser, Winthrop, Scott, Sir J. Yorke, K.C.8., Sir H. l, for , Neale, Sir E. Codrington, Like. Sir Brim Martin, Sir ti c.°° ', 2 W. J . lope, Sir JrJ. Wells, K.. 8., Plant pin, J. K. Dun. • ' I .c * ' ' glas, Sir J . H. Whitshed, T. Harvey, C.B. n the , Germ:Yds.—Moore, Sir S. Aucluouty, Sir H. Lowe , Sir . • 1 i ' 2d °' W. Hutchinson. Wemyss, Ore, E. I. C. Pigot, Sir F. de ;! ,1 Rottenburg, J. G. Scott, E.1.C., It. F. Ealcraft, Slade , a i ) i " r g i e Northey, Hopkins, Hodgson, Montgoinerie, P. K. Skin- i ' ( 3 ail ' ore, Sir T. Hislop, Hill. Champagne, Evans, ILA., Hut- -14 r ton, Sir J. C. Sherbrooke, Sir J. Keane, Pine, Rainsav, ' l ', '.'" fr .`"" 1 .3 ., Turner. Dovetoo, Pritzlie, Kelso , Maitland, J. i :k r Cuppage, E. 1.5., Morrison, Sir C. lireville, Shelton, -I E. 1.5., ()your. Sir It. Dunkin, Sir G. Cooke, Meade, Eden, Sir C. Imhoff, Croshie, Lord Vane Stewart, Mai.. r. W ter, Borne, Baynes, Turner, Dunlop, Sir C. P. (Wien, . ,d roln,) Sir V. Von Arentsehild, Kerr, Sir J. Cameron. Sir Cie, ty on AIITY, Lord Stewart, Lord Lynedoch, Hart, Vincent, Sir I chit. ;;, Bingham , Sir J. Macleod, Sir H. Pane, Coglso, Sir il trod W. Priugle, N. Balfour, Molyneux, Sir H. Montresor, 'op in A. Brooke, Alosbeim, Sir 11. Dalrymp l e, J. S. Wood , ' . I I Lin- Resole, llugonin, Unruh, Vincent, Amnon, Sir 11. i! . i, t . clock Johnson, G.C.8., Ross, H. M. Gordon Geo. Cockson, ybnin Haynes, Fraser, Hun. P. Stuart, Elliott ,Shrapnel, R A., 1 , , 4 t i l . coin- b ar d E. Somerset, Dalrymple, Sir U. Madden, Brand, I red to Bradshaw, Sir S. Bro cue, R.C., Sir W. Inglis. K.C.8., • r • with Sir H. Douglas, Finch, Gordon. and Wetherell. • • ' Slim - 'Fhb' following were among the presentations :—M r. Pt ' • 1111 a Fortescue, on his return from India; M e.Sheri f t tia net i ; ' l•' • 'd fur the Comte de Viry; the Boa. and Bev. %Y. Herbert; Mr. li high- Sheriff Venable.; Newman finitely', Esq., upon his I, and twing elected Recorder of Loudon ; the Right Hon. A.'. I tuber gustus Foster, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and i' Give., Minister Plenipotratiary at the Court of Denmark. upon . • ' fit re il his turn to England. Ij i • r •• it acted, , gang. Good butter was yeaterday solti in Mansfield man kek. . . r " °` at 74. and id. per pound ; and the publicans in rural I likely have loitered thew ale to fivepenr: jeer quort.—(•Vot- i loug 'bighorn Herkor, Friday.) * I .. ' I , t . • • P " • • • . • :4 . ' .„ I 0 •,.3 ' H ' ; • • '. of.