The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-09 00:00:00

• PRICE OF STOCKS, AT ONE O'CLOCK. THIN DAV. Rent 5t0eb....... ~ .299k 9 , India Meek. .......249 9pr Ct. Rod. 77i 78 , Mlle Bonds s tidip ifis, pi,. na. Ct. Cons. ..... ..79j1/ I tleuth Rea Stock • ~: , 08k. 3} per Cent.. pq tO Routh Si. Old Nei ....,0,i.. 4 eerCents Otil ' Ex•BEEld ( 0.16.4e.i5s pr. b per Cts. Ear} 10 4 4, 10001. A percent • .--.6...40101. s. s le N. pui.l ' I.nniAnnl9 191 13-16 --.-4.4-1441•11 ....3e.enl. pen imp. 3 ne et ON. Mt A set:,,w .... , 7914 . Irian Seer Cent I Lan. Illeltetn:... —l9l. tbs. ; 1 ••., 1 WV! L.S. . . . ANL n' r.. intl. • ~ At ig ! • • 9 . Debit, - - 0 0 1160101.1 . ... 1 Werffoill - 1 0 Hombre -• ' ' 'll .. It 'O. & 'met). - 0 I Franco --' 0 ' U 1.1,400 - - 0 I 0 Flmoders - - U I tiottinthark - 0 She *tato:man. •.. " 111 Z 1311MISII IA INCOII PORATED WITIt " TAR • STATCSNIAW." • 0 t. , :,t• ;LONDON: • THEMA, ETES:INC, WAY 9, 1822.• STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. The funds are stationary this morning, with littler ltndin-ss doin, ; and hot little finetnation, it is ex , peered, will rake place until after Tuesday next, when the monied men go up again to Ministers. Thp South Sea. Company, it is understood, will have 4,, .. meeting to-serwrow at 12 o'clock, to consider of tim • propriety of bidding for the Army , and Navy Pentionv This company seems to he the only one anxious toed- ' gage in the nnilertaking. Yesterday there was a great demand fir Money Stock in the Afarket, which makes it rather scarce. Consols for the Account of Money are 714 to I. FORRISIN MARKET. • The above Market is much the same as palmier 1.• few bnyers and little doing. • It ;millet, Old, ....... . . AI • New tii et Premien • ' . Dinish . ni . • .t • ,Neepglitan . Old Columbian., omdialiamil.. 104 Int Now PROCEEDINGS IN 'PARLIAMENT.. • " High ratter !" as litmus woe's' have called • As a sort•ief prelnde, Mr. Hove made a complaint of harlot hren prosily misrepresented by the .4fonriat ,Claanicle of yesterday ; but, be did not show is'irdirir , though that seemed to be rather a necessarypirt what he had to do. The Chronicle was perfectly, 401 4 as to the point of ; but. that was sot thosesifiM point. The main point was. Mr. Hema's oolostallitolof (and ratter) assertion se to Om threes/0W Me cirettlatios of the Old nines: pet: '' was the most offensive part of hie ,sperch lie gave, lest night, no explanation Dime look at the brntal, the ferocious Old Times eews-paper while the . rifiem Ceara.* were setually awaiting she, Come of King's Bench; and slum degree of shame at having artua.lly this paper. Does he remember the ji horrible paper expressed at the verdict • against Major CARTWRIGHT. Mr. -Wait others; the savage joy that it expressed 1 ocedskin ? Dees Mr. Home know, that, in a recent quarrel between WALTER and STODDARTs it etme out• on the confession of Wavrea himself, that a Vise and iedinninions attack on Mr. CODDETT. the Ctlikffimes, • in 1817, just at the time of passing the Dungeon Affair, • ..was circulated at the expense of the Corernment !This, : we should have thought, was more worthy of the at tention of Mr. Hews than the question, why the Mi• sisters did not now give to this WALTER a portion of public•nioney.—lo another patt of our paper we I;,se inserted the article of The Chronicle of this day. REDUCTION OF INTEREST OF DEE r feerfol • topic came before the House last night, incidentally, it is true, but sufficiently in form to show us that we shall soots hear of the matter in mote regular way The business of the day was the adjouroed debate on Lord CASTLEREAGH'S resolution about the imiortation of corn; but Mr. Wevrt.t. (Member for York) antici pated a good part of the discussion by leaking a mo tion, which said, In substance, that the -only efficient re!ief was to be found in a large redaction tithe teats! Ile prefaced this motion by observing that there ought to he twenty millions of taxes taken "dr, unless Ps EL'S Bill were repealed. His speech appears to hare caused a grealsersmion in the House; for he manifestly meant, by his proposition. that so large a portion of the taxes ought to be taken off as would not leave a sufficiency for the payment of the interest of the debt in full. Severed Members spoke in support of his sum Gam Several also against it. Mr. DaNsits Bemires (Sligo!) oar readers know him; said that the nimble would go, if adopted, to prevent the dividends from being paid, and would lead to a strontium. Mr. licaumwyr answered, that the way to preecee a revolu tion. was to relieve the country from the distress an der which it laboured. Lord CASILEREAOII said, or rather, he asked " was it the lineation of the Honour " able Member to propose a reduction of 20 millions of teats, and to confiscate the property of Me peat. 44 lie creditor, which in duty, in justice, anal policy, " the House were bound to preserve, and to meet 4, with indignation any suggestion to the contrary i" Mr. VANSITTART thought that those who voted for the motion, without dissenting from the explanation of Mr. ILL, were supporting " ruinous and revo " Istionary principks." This is what the members of the Honourable House say of each other! Mr. .IYvviLl.'s motion was finally put, and lost by a peat majority; but the effect of the speech, and the tone of the puties are quite sufficient to convince us, that the day is not far distant when such a motion will be acted upon, unless l'sges Bill be repealed. During the debate, Mr. H. GORNIT (Banker of Norwich) ez• pressed his °pintos is favour of a property•taa instead of the present taxes. Good God! when has this Clem alma, bees ? What; is not the land going into the fandbolder's bands fast enough already ? Is not the -...14•4111S 10111114 h4 1 01 1 41 ,1 6.- r -43!IVail." 4EOIIO 1141 lsOfther ;4414 • log apace • hat floes Vl2lO 101 S ttiaFt ,is NlFiLeiSF.sest hie i9.0040a, real 40 it tvit ' ioArlielll4sesTsleess OisseloOrllr 14 "aq hand to hand that is now takiwg "Wee 1. these has already, utilised greater"' realseatioa" (te eat Lord Casvuisaaant's word)tbais Wet took plumb %America or in-Fesooe. 'TMe revolution will be EpoilvaillelflitlL neless Pat's be repealed, is Ws ttiiii. ; %l4, year', excepite ''cisee where the mini* the ta4 lite upon theland, sod in eases where those °weed( share is the receipt of the taxes. Therefore, that land mew:must bea foal. indite!, who is ftiphtened at the soled of a 'militias from -a reduction of the in terest of the Debt. That reduction would 'certainly destroy Me Boroughs. There can be no doubt of that ; amtliii we have a bundre4.imes ssid. the choice of the landlords is simply this: km of Boroughs and estates into the bargain; or loss of Boroughs shine. For, a reduction of the interest of the Debt, while it 'mild destroy the bornegbe, would preserve the estates; whereas, if the Wrought be preserved for time, the estates must go, and the borough', aloog' with them.. 'Daring the debate. Mr. Weevilly* Seek occasionto ebstrve. and he observed very truly, that, as beg. am Yaw's. Bill remained. it was owlets to talk of relief to Agriculture. Mr. Part. objected to mix leg op hit Bill with the subject under discnssioo, and asked Mr. Wurtzite whether It was his intention to bring that measure separately under the consideration of the House. Mr. WESTERN said it certainly way 4r. Peat observed, that. sieve the year 1818. the re turns has goat ea increasing ; and he leadenly to say, that if his 11111 bad augmented the value of those taxes to the amount of forty per cent.. , ias t was said it bad, " it gave him an idea of the resources of "?he country which be could not adequately dr.. " scribe." Lack-isday What it is to be a great scholar. A captain of Ikea s a no-popery eicatielees, and a =color for the Univetsity of Oxfswil ! Mr. Peat. does not appear to perceive, that that which he calls revenue is an artwat roVislation of rents and Ham • It is capital of the farmer. rent of the land lord. and tithe of the parson. Mr. LOCKE/LET (whom Mr. Comma?v semis to address separately is another place), took occasion to sheen* that that " great and - 0 venerable body" of men, the clergy, were " ro e dared to the brink of nailer Mr. Pr rd. therefore, 'ought to have takei tope ;Mike into view. before he r tgalted so mock ES itRibiIITISORTESS of the gill try. his pet the memos. el die. eoeetry. Tire leversas does Wit eitteemaa- me the profits Ise lead. stock sad labour. the pessimism *ire her intik/kis sock a wee as to ogre woes biaitiptif •WIUMl,ltal; as 'to otslie thaw elmilwate:PlAtis*; iiiia,lloers this be pat a stei to, it is impossible that say men '(with the exceptinst berets meatioyel) Minis are estate is lead. Ti. ti""e . - menthe only means of preveatirtgemmen - Wee revels in in England. The enrage to adopt them moans I Miff, we imagine, be wanting,; Ippon woof opinion. that this Session will not ,end ut • repeat of 'sass's Bill. That is the . * 'reereating, Am the present, the totrr p . .the pay eissitt of rents., Wr .$OO House 'iv "will • Fliers sod- llMPAmielleg , -Aar towards convictioo that the. tronabilinlit cease, if this be eel:med. We , bilienti ISO a greet majority 'trf the members are sattslMl•didlta Mere then 20 or SO millions a year of pia Is gold ; and however their passioimka4 'party feelings may :illitteace then. Rae Met kipAlialielieeed that they will marrender their estates 'Mail 41. Waggle to retain 'them. As to Lord abour the importation of corn, thOugh :kink' up a good part of 'the night, it brought forth Dahill worthy of parti cular attention. It was a parcel of talk shoot a mat tor fit enough to be discussed at another time. bet, at l okOpreseut time, impossible .an it is that guy 'measure id lase kind should afford solid to the sufferers.-- .1211oity 'amorally of attention, amt. as Mr. WIATENN hotly ob 41, " an idle waste of the time of Parlia '" sent, and nothing more tfia'n dliettilsg its attention - *from the Mal situation anti ioterirsts of the country." Paris papers to the 7th Instanthring on article from ,Vienna of the 25th ult. which states that there are se :Mints from Connuntinople to the 29th of March, but `that they contain nothing new. M. de Lutsow and Lord Strsngford cootinued to try. all means of extort ing from the Porte some concessin or retrograde step which might serve as a justification for reciprocal con cession by Russia. But the Porte stiyks np to the Notes of Nov. 2 and Feb. 28. 2%e Comnititioand contains the first four chapters of the Constitution, drawn op by the Greek Deputies assembled at Argos. The " 0/index religion of the East" (Greek rite) is declared the religion of the State; but all others are tolerated, and their fora* of worship freely exercised. The if sent is cosposed of two bodies ; the Legislative Senate and Exemative Council. The Greeks are represented as active nod successful in their military and naval operations, sad the conduct of the Pacha of Egypt. in daily recruiting his army, is said to excite some alarm at Coustimtinople. Accounts front Leghorn and the Banks of the Danube state that hostilities had recommenced between the Persians and the Pacha of of Bagdad, and that a powerful Persian assay was on its march towards Armenia, for the pur pose of invading and conquering that province. In 'Frame several fresh attempts are mentioned to set fire to houses and farms, but they failed, and some of their authors were discovered and arrested. In Paris some domiciliary searches contimted to be made by the po lice. but have led to no discovery. Of three person derlOkit Mien *retftPhlosis sof ear lalletias of the twee of herill wp• a r ia r s " free with Which she bad bees 4140 to p .lNt oho was atiJl swaboed to lesw. 14..4 ;,44 Fazxca 1 0 Winaist. liar 11.--Opowed at 88f. 38e. 'hood at 88fAillos ts,',/ I Riehdoge , ww , woad, 25f.; time ditto. !if 83t. ' ' ' A Coarsest fee sistallar the stairs of Repr ope it le' ',Weds htt hel44oolloMtece, is Also wait of June ; Mid the Tack's's gavarnmenr. It is staled, ham deckled ea. stualing.ts Plesipete.stiary to assist at. he deliberatiss., If sub to sceurreuce take ph" it will cersetitste a otortdty is the history. 441Dip‘senesq. Yesterday the Marl of Liverpool had as audios,* Si the Kier. The Mare Regent yacht, Captais Sir Michael Stye most, is fitting at Deptford, with the utmost expedi tion, in order to proceed immediately to Calais, to re ceive on board his Royal Highest, the Crown Prince of Deemark, who is es hie way to pay a visit to this country. with his Primness (asother activism says one of his sister*); sad a numerens retinue. A company of the Buffs. with the band of the regiment, arrived se Sunday at Dover, to be in readiness to form a gisped of honour to his Royal Highness, is the ereat of Me landing at that port.—(Keetieh Gazette.) On Tuesday the Royal Yacht, intended to cone* to this country their Royal Highnesses the Prince ant Princess of Denmark, left Deptford for Calais Roads; Warwick-home is fitted op is a maguificent style foe the reception of the August visitors.---(Afornieg He rald.) A requisition to the Higtr Sheriff of the county of Kest is in a course of *laminae, for a meeting" to con sider of 'a petition to Parliament on the general dis tress of the conntry, and on the necessity of a reform in Parliament," , • Wtxpow astimetasd that letter* were yesterday received in terse. from Sir Robert Shan-, which outgo that the Mistletoe had at length cosses4d to give up the Window TIM We have asst aeeit of the letters alluded' to, lint we entertain no deibi. whatever that the Tax Iral be abandoned. The' Hearth Tax will also, we think be gives up by the Minister, as the expense of collecting that single Tax weight be verygreat..-(Darldne Horsing Mai. May, 7 ) Count St. lisreen, .1160 of the most premises; and ebb of the Piedurentese Patriots, a refuges, bat las tly detaised by the French goversment. at all law of nations, at Lille, escaped _out of etc tamp about a week age. and is sow is England. They have absolutely sequestered sot only his papers. burble slstime. se-If dare was rtrolatiots even is a pair of breeches,. fly a gentleman yesterday returned to tows, from a _sit in West Kent, we learn, that the *rebuilt be-, tween Maidstone and Tonb ridge. (whisk forsish si t very large pro salon of table fruit. foe the , Linden Market) leek ueasmme alyL luxuries* and boaselfsp .The emiresys!mreelirrwfisiitfai. laths, a Illbeadin. Thweirerry Merissesse; width bays been Frahm. Imes' been dropping for some days ; and the hop Islare i *hick sow appear much more strong and healthy this int, are mostly tied to the poles. i fiepridence that the disturbed districts of Ireland sanrsteroing•to habits of tranquillity. we are happy isetato, that fire sittings of the Kilkenny Sessions have takentpisee. without a single conviction. COURT or RING'S 7fEWOII. frr.tramarsa. crate Bloaxise.) • Smatcrroa Goassaipprayeil the judgment of flee cane; ageism the nodes-mentioned persons. Jells Moore was charged with basing obstructed a evtowhouse &Serer Is the execution of Ms duty, at Dover, au the 11th October, 1921, and suffered juste ment to go by default. • The Court sentenced him' to pay a fire of 101. to the King ; to enter kite! ,sereognixsoces for Isis good behaviose for three years, himself is the sum of 301. and two sureties in 201. each, and farther committed to the Marshal of the Marshalsea until such fine be paid. Win. Hart pleaded guilty in having attentited to brihe some mrn employed on the Preventive Service, when discovered in the fact of smuggling, in the month of blay, Isl 9. The Court sentenced him to be imprisoned two ca lendar months, in the Gaol, at Maidstone, to enter into recognisance, for five years, himself in 401., and two emetics in 201. each. Jere* Pettit, who was tried at Maidstone Assizes, for endeavouring to bribe Wm. Hollyosit, a sailor, on the Preventive Service, and eras found guilty : The Court sentenced him to six months imprison ment, In the Gaol of Maidstone, to enter into his own recognizance for five years, in the amount of I DIU. Thos. Chistett, who was tried at the Ism Assizes. is the county of Dorset, by Mr. Justice New, and foam, guilty of assaulting revenue officers, iu the execution of their duty: The Court sentenced him to be imprisoned one ca lendar month in the jail of Dorchester, to pay a fine of 201. to the King, and enter into recognizance. for his good behaviour fur fire years, himself in 40i. mud two sureties in 201. each. ififfMAN' • ce :.•Ao.IIOI(O9.4IIrAfILANITIOKtritiItIiTITUTIO.No. rtnltHiso goisios ebtordfr is =l4' — L 7W . • 1/140 MIII , 44041 ."' 1111/ 0 1 16 4 /91 a g le " Id if' ,1411 :1 1 4 / d i p r 1110P . 144*TATFAfe taTtavriadrev" PH ..eti • I,4iew or- 107. .. t , 14 , theit - r7iiiibiaviklAr ot‘t 1.044 c • h t t lo44l, , „ . , • 50r....0.4.t. GENERAIe- ) Ft vu be ,410 ta,ol! 11, „ i.lrew 4 rriff. ,, P...) kr# (14•Fi lir , utlw iiiii•ciy,„.hniip the ca n in itne r .g oom . sr ue sgey : garesiag sev,.at Ni es , saes 41 doe paroboseot fors takes }Wool ..MOO . 7. 1 44 : 0n . .( ibe sitsviitt. preolgely. to tote tqo coott6tatfolt,hist - Orgprlety •LvOlini ,WORld. be .tlos ioetritolda progress. Tilio.oordielbulln .IrOds OM amides of 4lao Legloo• of U...r, mai- ^rn ffnM the Fonds, towardi'the eflho ditTnot"? t h at 'fa , gam by ,Mtn Dgymi By, .4g...10. Wet* ti‘betitit grist -testae it was /bout te and unfortunite Peo p el y e o otl i; ret . at!d. ; tawnybt Leto cAotiogooms lea vase b eim e g,f roui birbonoc Is pen . of No fonsouty of H. H. LOT:GIf ATE. Secretary. w er h igi t 'that 'airatalt blip. • The Valois of higottorse bay been t ' p f nuice calfat .......+ - eri ' This rerolntlew mut shoo teatime i*Wall mesa. mod seer ; in •;;i l Yit 1 ". r and r this for, wises alit setwfloordeterew have- get posses- /Li lat ill. Let Hr.' sloe, they will sot b. , gbh to keep It: :44 skeet, we t e e lon condoos of tic. have *sl y repeat is opiates iihich' we Lave wain- Le to sad eider oft44. tained for twos iy years ?esti' aamely. that the ii- " I jediiiant 41 die o J e r l it OAtilft b l !lit".ol l P4ka; oe all the, Pee' . Ti Ti 11, we hope, feel 441 ., refitelle.Oefrof Igt leitd - 114011 - 11fitf eiUtes.' trtully peffed ree ceeeelteetk e Selee lb* Ilepuling Pitted Dill. ee' the jog' that this That meld eel, see orb( * tewelation of author tel rdict at Warwick sort. Ike thing meat am, at law. Re- et . .WooLca, and ; 'Vett. wild adopt ceased upon that 6 0 41 `.1 14 " litli t tlt wa lue Ol.:101 44 Pee4l.Vill in " that. in n retest force a 14;i 'these, 'ft wig Remaly. *winced, t ' • LIST OF THE MINORITY OF TIHRTT-BEVEN WHO VOTRD roe 31a. Wirctu.'s :110- Taos, " That it is the opinion of this House that the best and most effectual Relief that can be given to the Agricultural Interest is a large remission of Tax ation. J. A. Allan, S. M. Barrett, H. Brougham, Sir F. Blake, T. W. Beaumont, Joseph Birch, H. Bright, J. Benett, It. Bernal. Sir I. Colhn, Thomas Creevey, Sir W. De Crespigny, R. Chaloner, J. C. Curwen, T. Den man, Hon. T. Hands; Lord C. Fitzroy, Sir It. Fergus son, Sir W. liaise, J. W. Griffith, S. Graham, E. Hornhc, Sit R. Heron, J. Home, lion. W. Manic, J. B. Mond; T. B. Lennart!, U. Phillips, It. Power, lion. W. Powlett, F. Palmer, U. Sykes, Sir J. &bright, Right Hon. G. Tierney, J. Will iams, C. C. Western, Cul. Wehbe. Taztus—hiarmadulte Wrvill mid Sir Hobert Wilson. H. H. Dungy paired oil in favour of the motion. t•f'31—..4.ri.1.1.. r.. ,-,MI; HUM & ,. I ...,: . .e, e t i;lg h , . 0.4 to I st/---.4• 42 ... . L •• • ' 14 ,di :...1• ' ' sine cutnineen) -. • Xllolpliebe .ellitiged hy Mr. Hu are'llilk ee gren Were tua ... • . Isirlitillee we took Sr lila &dentin with = We larii'llierspaper. By witilasentel prim l y h e. sa liatig On o);nnations under the h# of seisreirit 1 sestisiler, sithee venue Might, we are at ibis to commit& lie says he did not more for " any papers with a view to [ mientelrenenetines." We gannet preens' to kits , AIM ids non were: bet anyone:me jinx, oftle object to whin his .isiltMention tended. He flys, '• he hod so utile, he my Wei the private a tales of any ene, an DO motion with %stub jem was made - by him." Bet whon or the 13th of Feb. last he moved for an accoest of the Mania lamed by Newspaper.. distingulidting the dieerent papers, he was is fan prylez limo int private again of Individuals. an glisim et , were evidently guilty of a gross neglect of delj in not op posing him. We lobv the cunt of the powers of 14. Honourable Hone, bet In presume no on will allow km , these powers ought to be exercised to the injury of tediiiik. el, We shall, however, leave this subject where It ie. (fee are allowed to do se. :We have so wish to iegalre into the origin of his knowledge last year, of the peculiar amen or the relations between Tke Times an Goverseint, nor to animadvert on nominee , in whin he availed hisself dint kaserladra then or sines. If be have so wish to inlets the main of Individuals, we for our pert have Me' *lei Illilley Into the secrets (If there are any) between him esi The Times. The nature of his observation', hointier, on Monday eight, was seek that it was impossible we mould pees it over without being guilty of Injustice towards ear ilitill. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. DEAL, MAT S.—Remain in the Downs, the Seers, frigate; Prieto Regent, yacht; and Diligence, Emit ladia pilot yulit.—Whad N.E. PORTSMOUTH, MAT B.—Arrived the Theinasffimpser, Dees, from the Cape of Good Hope.—Wiwif N.& FALMOUTH, Mar 7.—Sailed the Ogle Castle, Crotty; Nymph, Hillery; Alert, Chapman; tad Reber% nil :Mary Slane, for. London. The filarlboroigh, packet, Bull , from Lishon, is now in sight off the %sack there being little or no wind she cannot be in till l a t e .— Wind variable. Coax. MAT 3.—His Majesty's ship Griper mind here this day ; passed yesterday of Tuber Light, a quantity of wreck, among which was picked' ,Az of desk, containing the Mediterranean pus. 31 7 ."114 f ,t h e t i r g ; e irre co f r e d ar'el f tbe v Working I ; late gales with which our coast 'vas rid bowsprit and other parts of the wreck were also np. The Griper spoke yesterday the Conon is, et Stochank from Lisboa to Dahlia. the muter of which reported that be had picked up the day before fire Orkin of butter, marked Hodder, Cork. • SPORTING INTELLIGRNCR. ts - EWMAREET SECOND SPRING MINLTNO, WEDNESDAY, May S. Sweepstakes of lOp sate, tew* yr old colts, AL 7115., tad Masa, 411 t. 41b. T. Y. C. Doke of Ratland's 61. f-tyl i moleasko I Mr. Yilller's by Das H. R. H. tie Duke of Itnelee C by ihslet;sit Woo by a length. to I Ms itLL by Saolessko-11 so *apt f by Dee Om- AA. ". • Deitiltrallot•Testhess, nat. beet Liindat'sTiWs Bu; VA .- M. SID" X ft. Woo by a leoph. bts 3i a Poodnime. illr.l,4lldbonelo SAW Rood, Sot. 7th. beat Mr. Ares 40t i ll ie L A. M. 100 gs. Won by dertmlangths. U. by subscription, bitiag ia lhe ti mi d rbb d e 4111. Mrs. fir three, frmr. See. —lf opted rso4 .A. F. Lord Listtlidire's eh. m. Mfrs: doll, I Triad, Set. llf I Mr. Wyndham's b. f. by WhalAnm Set. Lord G. 11. Caveadlith's ch. EimAintlV I )rs old, Sat. 21h. . • ; . S. Mr. Charlton's b. b: BanfaWk.illppilll,lAL eii. .. Mr. Rota's b. m. Assiells.llllll6 . • . Mr. Feawlel's br. a . old, Set. ch. q 11. R. 111. *a Outs of Wads. C. /1 yrs old. The ;edge placesl . l;nt S. -41;;;;Irawn. Won by half a lend,. 10 to I sit Mirandola-7 to I east b. f. by Wbalebet— to 1 agst Bacchanal—Ste I agst Banker-8 to I apt Romp-0 to 1 apt Eleatvess. Mr. Reambolloven Shrochhorn; Set. beat Mr. Ron's Be phrases, Sat. Slb. D. I. 14,0ga. Won by hat( a less& sle apt Shreekhors. DeAe of Draftee's Roninald. Sst. Ilb received 70p. ft from Mr. Roas'a Antipllicaa, Snit. flllr. Ab. U. 200/s. h. ft, lo I irs CHESTER RACES, MONDAY, MAT O. Motels for 200 es. Two miles. Sir T. Stanley's I)oge of 1, eider, Sat. .. • . Lord Stamford's h. Peter Lel). Sat. Mr. CllSou's Antonio woo the a roneser Stakes of lOgs each. Prodwee Sweepstakes of eSes each. Two !slim Lord Stamford's b. e. Adventurer, by Omuta .. 1 Sir W. Wysa's b. e. Belmont .. • • • • Sir T. Stastey's i. e. by Coriolanes • • • • klaidsa Sweepstake: o f 15ga sack. Mr. Beardarrorth's b. e. Sir Wi .. • • Mr. Clines's br. e. Odds . • • • • • • • Sir W. W. Thysn's brother to Tbyrsls .. • • Maiden Plate of Fifty Kmads. Mr. William's b. g. Gas. I yrs old .. • • Mr. Pulemon's b. e. Sir Edward .. Mr. W. Polrises Baron Howes i lel 1 M %BRIE°. Yesterday. at St. Clement's Danes. iVilllaat Waste. Esq.. of llunter-street, Brunswl , k-sivare. to Agatha Whalley, youngest granilaughter of the late Rey. William Barclay. DIED. On the 6th lost., at Rrightna. after a long and painful new. Win. Allison Jamison, Esq., or Char Ch-row, Newin• ton. aged 70. Yesterday, the 11th Inst., at Loser Hotel, itong.street. Matthew Russell, Esq., hi. P., of Bsancepeth-castie, is the couaty of Mahal', aged .S 7. Oa Saturday last, at Queen-street, Rrostptoo, the infect daughter all r. Maurice Evans. April 43, at Sheerness. Mr. Henry Bailey, at the admired age .190, leaving behind him a numerous progeny vit. S sons and 4 daughters, Gil grand children. fel great grand children, In all ISO. This searrable patriarch entered the connubial state three titseA. sad to use his owe words, had three of the best wives that es er lived; by the lint of 'bog he had *4 children. Saturday selutight, aged 02. Richard Wisest's. sa is. dustrioes labouring ran of tha parids of leklinghas. doh folk. Os the following Thursday his friends 'swishiest to pay their last tribute to his tremorv, when his widow re quested to see his cella screwed down, and. safe! to Mee. she fell and instantly p‘pired. She w as ho her OSA year, and had bees the village school-stistreas asarlynevret) years. [Amami : rid) tied. Printed, SOJ PiablisSed at tbe Otter r! " TIIISTATISbIiaI" and Ta I 410.111TITOTION " (ride Paper), No, V 97, Stroud, ARDELL, L se liken aU Ceersonnicat,oas. Ot.i.en, be. ere toile .4WII ba adalross.4. I I I s / I 1