The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-13 00:00:00

to COMO refired hammy all througi safertinate QuUrs's Law the Pores. iscladiag Mr risiagly clever Mr. Wats of kilderkens hem their ose Id. were foamisg with the. to forget his brother: Witt 'sow ealegleed Dexces haft' here is mere Is this the. thei Inocasos has gives ease et He has one du. quite deadly t and 'high egalast the Holy °hest Is bondage es, Watt! Hw he gay give his body to he fry will always bate kits. Cy malignity apes this aces. tick ; this mere meikieg, foe r mold there k) of giviag • hey *solid Ave. aid ahoy' adman ter; or. Weed. sly Pim sr what. that they &sad isshireasd; that very back salable place. sad whisk if lei, tbiy weald seek. as the the light sad boas.. Little ca. me do a ram deal however. gay..loll kill a horse., Mr. ly to espials to amthe reams se praising the " orneesest of , ss are afraid. the resslatiou drive them into the shade fir seletion to Vanish (rim his altar emeition. If lee bad dose e, he would'sot sow bare been me contemptible political fa- re confess, just like to bear, rdge as the ground of this their It would he carious to hoer We suppose, that. one of these givisg them a pi/lc : flick ; bat, g at him agais ; Ilyisg up and sething like erashieg them at Curers (for Mr. Hommel:as is hem is their owe "porter" is a oportesity for doing which will Miocene). has bees. reel,. Ile has gives' the people's cads, ma cruel We a k bat, after all. %ague when be lobe's In this is, bridlehisi, sad. if seen"rf. • eat us set safer elm 'nest led lir ear smarlog to have these Usable aid soatemptild. v tit i Odessa. •xtnct of "nesse. TVS trio V. 111111111 a, AND • Tlits waa an indistmsnt against Mr. Murray. as Seem tary to the Cemstitudesal Association. Mr. Sharp. Mr. Leaguer, Mr. Mae, sod Sir John Sewell, as Members of it. ehargiug them aids eompirsey to usurp the ad-' ministration of justice to themselves. 11l order to ester% money from divers Obis Majesty's subjects. Mr. ScAaimpr peed the ease. in a clear sad Isn• re 'pewit. aatiMeed. that the defeatism's hod =l areal {al= dale tat !a r t: " bY bra e liable 7 . 1 1 :: peellemet. ,No the Jury. that the evidence he 4:s. um 46140 eillhrorml4 se, that Mr. Murray. in musienidfflh lid Obit had Presented. and, ie suismAratelelis; A to present indictments, *galosh - Illemoit WS went had abaselmted .them. at iteloroe to maim them so- these hails eiduab. shaurniett et thmlimmtaimeosmi by this kiseiety Is one sane ft had bees 011•101 from* maa named Atkin on, in aonthet 54/. from Mr. Wardell. the 1141 tor of the &SUSSMAN newspaper I mid is other Inatome. the pimmeileas MI Rose es because the perms. indicted ~herd to sabre so the proposed terms. After caw raveling at ammo !mit\ gm the illegal sad oppressive mare of this pandoet; the-Learsed lisntlemaa proceeds rd to call his ?skins*. The first of tares sailed. was-- A Hansa'. a pamphlet seller. He swore, that is /larch, lei. he was ar- rested, tut a Jedge's warrant. (etained at thi in sular* of Mr. Sharp! that he was detained is 'costody fee days • Mr. Murray lesladeg oa the Isalal (all yolks of trial. the Judge coasiderei that/ the laaliogneti by wheaten were sedieleat That am goeiation was afterwards catered lute, in embargoes' , of which le !live op to tie Aseacistiva a anamity of books. soil pamphlets which they maidens! to eoutais eideetioeable matter. That he then understood se farther prompedings were to be takes opiate Mew hot he was informed afterwards that he meet pay ISt. for costs. That by pleadieg his poverty lawd his total inability to raise the sum, and attending at the Office of the Association. where he was introduced to the Sitting Committee, consisting of the &Madams, at length, th 4 sew was radical to 51., which be raised and paid to Mr. Murray. No bill of indictors% had ever bees fottad 'Oast 'Meese. This witness ooderwent a strict cross-examisation by Mr. Outman after which other whitecaps were called. the esandeatioo of whom was not finished when our paper west to press. - - FRANCE. By private letters from Fraser, we learn that the spirit of revolt has by ao muss subsided. as the fol kelvin estrcet, eta from one written by as Ulersi, is saffieisot to show— PASO, Maxilla/ litventme.—" I told you ie NIP of my letters, that an attempt had beta made to corrupt a regimeat in garrisee at Marseilles, and es iodate them to march coos Tooke fee the purpose of seising the arsenal. with ill its arms, ammenitiun„ he. This plot eras stifled, before it had time to break out, by the 'meter an affirm epee whew was seised the whult. serwerbasiesce of the oeuspiraturs. The chief traisse is a Lieutenant-colossi, mama Caro., who has tailed me flight.. This affair has set yet bees meetleamishy a single journal in Paris ; hot the patties mewed have bee. seat to' he laid at the imelsee of Arlgooe. The Minister of War hem appulated Lisousest•oolooel ba rium& of the thilltik to semwswie the Ideumsent-tole eel ihe t7th Regimens of tire Hee, at preens we. Newsy. Toe may remember it was a hnela .liew.ef Wan d Irk" Firm . * • • •• ' • SWAM 74 Al 2 AV. A lioinnso to Perlimemlit i - the High Sheriff, q.- rrtedfs. ble.,lattaires. •a promise/re, ireftrafly, of the coooty SOK* , le oart• d pogrom of migmatite, fraYlaX Its* , the 1011111$101idy Wept Nib suers. so la lea adeldatribiLll_eppeke detowsary for the - pniseeden of the Audit' a Tithe 6f PONdoek isthmus parishes la vhbalrli bad aerie bass lieretofaid Claimed or paid...- till., g r j a s n ailq •-.. . • : , ' l ' V s itirtill a VarfAmmiest safortias L am, there :1 , 11. a 4019 at Ntredbely. I. the Queen's County, to which updatila of TWO Romano patinas wart soar' yomsed ajar before the Iniestraors wbo sal to try Mee isms. *vend of these deem& mete for woes be. PA to 16d., which, if ihejsrliamof the claim was proved. carried As oxpease ot .11s. cad ; 14 one globe doe. all **tem levied arossatpd is the principal moo of EMMY SMILLIIIOIII Serial Oa Suing foe tent protai Illtheo is a disgrace to say Gantleasso . wadi more lei Preachers otitis Oospel.—(Chifort Pod.) • - . SHIPPING INTSGLIGH.VeIf. . . —op.— • DtAL, Arum 12.—Reiseia. the Seven Fri ad 164 13 coasters —Wig& R. S..&—Seroo o'clock. Wild S. by E.. overly cane. Possovro. Aram 11.—Arrived the batch galliett. nes, Brown, from Amsterdam', to slake on board the atom of the Dutch ship De Noylsoed. condemned at this port.--Wind N. E. . ,Peridativn. • Aram 11.—Arl1ted the Martioiqua. mem, nolo Hen to lifadeira.e..Wiod B. .. •-.. f • A Plift I 1••• •• &600 Pearlier! doodad here from rite e. Capt. Bidwell. Irani taken*. Spelt*, is is 016231 Marsh. tbo brig Lad; Poplaam, Jealtins. 1 40 dayefrOmJamalca.—Wisellk..A. . . LYMINGTOX. AMIIL 11.--The Mario, • Litarpeol,for . 'tin. leaded with salt. copper. ..ran oo shire, I og. to the westward of Chrl - rcb Howl, burin sprang a look the evening die . • Tie wool is fall f water. sad erected to go to pieces. I .."_....%c: . _ ' 41IN .4COGIYNT OF THII DUIT 0 4 lOt4, or Ton antra_ al ells rasa 16/ 1 '; siseriolisento Ina met tm strrarcra, an* tare duo rains was nal sum , - —or-- •111TRICTS. 1,1:111. IDISTRICTII. .pert. I. a. d. .e. s, d. Misr ..... , 3B •19 3 Marge .... 1,709 3 10 Bath. -.• • . 1 9. 2 Lyme ...... • . 0 6 0 Redford . .. 191 .8 .6 Idarlbra' .... 31 10 10 Cataliddp.. 10 13 1 Teorthaaspioa. 13 7 1 Canterbury. 86013. 7 10 . Olen .. ..... 17 9 0 Cheater.... 7' 0 6 Pltotoeitt.... 111 9 9 Congae... 18 10 1 Memnon -. i • -27 11 0 C.oreadys .. 2 6 10 Rochester.... 60.700 14 0 Derby,..... 'in 17 . 0 gamin.. ... . 2,306 17 I Dorset ... • 23 9 It tilomerset . .... II It II 11me5.....: 4,199 0 9 Stourbridge.. 2,290 9 9 lies .... .. • AI .4 6 tilulfolk cleurester .. 17 II 9 Surrey.-- Orembam.. Itu 010 lessee... ... 14 11 I liente. : - ... 1.787 16 9 Uturtdve...: 0 . ilerefeed.. KM 17 9 Wales, East 617 • Hera........ 10 10 2 ..--- 811401. 61416 9 Isle of Wight 1 1 6 --- West 214 It 114401104...... 0 7 II I Worcester 7,10 19 10 Total ..0111101118 1 11 -...- - II ' 10 41141 Doty. at %L.—peek, 4141409 le ' 9 IS ' Si rive; bilio. $ •e _/ ie as vi st..l —• • .... 11070 ' II 91 . i ~ .•-• 9 It r • . aWitARti..ETCR.CVEN *Mil' 9-. N 1991. ~•su. ' • *- ' • • FRU) tT, Aidet ts:' • - Duke of Orafroe's Ilanipees.t brottirt el Pre as bee 1/. Illorldite's e: by Pertetes. list. TM. met. R. W. Stegs. b. ft. *. —Wou.by. a Leagsb.-.6 to.t os ilarrielere. • bereopstaires of Maga rick h. ft. for AVlss thee rising il y' r ed. Ust.,7lb. GAM. M. M. Sake of 9 raften 4 s di. Minty, h Items% out of Pew ... 1 41 • - • • • • '. ' • 4 Ode of Mitietbrs b. by liatien*eal of Peasytrmspot 4 Da eOf Graft as's Mons, by Partisan. oat of Miltorl'a 3 Wit. , Fanstittirt's ch. by * anon, oti! of Selma - . • II Woo by Two Lettaths.—Two paid. . Ile Vase eb. Wilsey—a to I slit b. by ftaMas. Sablievirtleti Phew of fel. . f o rt: yr-olds. 0004 , Sei. flb• . 2-P-MER Met. Mb. i•yr-olds. v ice . 126. 6-yr-olds. OM. Sib. , 11-p-aMaebil abed, 9ei. Sib. D. ill. Tile brims. to be mid for Magi If delude. the awe r 1 .: of the mesa/ Sim Wag first seltleil. ea •• Lord cfariaiimi's cb. I. Pillratidoia. It yredid • - - 4 Mr. Jebealibs. 4. Deceiver. by tierce n 4 Om ell - 6 • Mr.sliesvasices b. c. 'tnissillaa. 11 yrs idd: . - ; - - B, Mr. VtilOat's ..Mbelarbeieb.2 ps eid - „ - . 4,, Mr. lib : .P. ?nab. Syn old • - .. 4. , s . . Mr. Vb. at. Letitia; 6 yrs dd it 'r ~ . . , , Mr. Cray 2l=iiMir. 11 yrs old - .. .16, '". ~ . . ~.• . . • Sir J. S lit' b. by Can; est 0 DijalifF,FiNetr . .: * ' o v r.. okr ~e Mr.STiedbeies b. fa Wbakiesao t dare if; Silsdatit. ''. I! Mr. itasabeseses S. beillumbiteem. S . PS 401 ‘`" - '-' i jboni Easter's b. a . Allmidas. • ifs ON . 1 ' • .'-te- • }I R.ll. 00 D. of Yort's du t. Onci , (Ici eid - -IN* e.- • Webby a 1.0,111-rhe Jed/v/141,00 In ili,: • i „ .... Vto Lapt sE 1. Mtivmdste-‘212,1 2 11 st U. e- • it° 1 •Is i t * Mr- Wfailine's b. 1: - . A .4 Tballidtpqm imbrAidartofewer ifted.atabn 0 k * b. ?L. fottlie • . -Of , . . F il. iw i ee i t ' vh • • sure. " r"-. 6 14 ° T ' . . • . . lissdiltradbestes b. ir. Settiero•-triliiii:oo: , i t • Sweepstakes of 100 p badi.°S. ft, jot colts. SM. 21. bed*. : • . • .. , lUDs. iist. 41b. 11.M._ Doke of Ovifties cit. f. Wltiagig,by.lllllros. not of IPls- • •, a ( . .... Mr. Rbsit's v. by Sella oat of Lailp.lawe k.'. . ' 'Jr Gm Orosvreoes Mareellets, by Salha. eiti,_ol4lesia - I - - • ' 11. of Portland's f. by Walton, out of 7010 saars . 4. - Mr. J. ROters's c. by Sethi. this'll TX' Mr. Wyndbas's e. by Wbaleborie, oat ' *Mien - Lord Oroivraoesc. Brottoo,byTliendatb* oat of Opal • Lord Grosveastes e. Midsummer. by Theldlibeit Tb•Jatige plaid 'We 2.—TeiVpd*. 2to 1 apt Wbiboir --A to I sine Mr. Rab's O. •. • - 'A Gold Cup eel" 60gs by a subscription etiere sett, for berms or a ages. A. F. (ths sarpliii, W'.*,, t. tbe • wiener.) Mr. Wyntibmw's illaok-and.ail-lessik..ll yrs all. tle. lb. I Mr. o.endrigass Regeat, A yrs old. Sat. bab. - • a Mr. Greene's Oracle,* yrs °Kist. Illb. - - -3, 'Lord Exeter's c. by Ardrusis, 4 yrs old. tat. Sib. -. 4. .. . Mr. Goddard's f. by Merision, 2 Yeterid.6st.lllb. . - . ,- I , Woo by a Lenetli.- , -Three paid. . Jaen on Black-sad-sil-Black. - . • The Port Stakes of Mks eseb, h. ft. for mita, Sits 711)_,_:01 ; . . • , stoic est. 41b. tee rising * yrs old, sad sot asabillll2la . Claret stakes. T:9 4 1. M. TO • —na• l'rs..l‘. Out. of dininoa's b. f. itgal, by Partisan -1-busellitili 9o • • • . ?grasped. '.. Mr. Prendergast's Regard. ree. ft. Rout Mriatie, iliiel , distal Wolsey, ast.7lb. sack. D. I. Mks b. ft. • ...tat • ; ... Mr. L; doy's Banamede. ast. 911 s. ma ft.-frua.,Larit.MPll' .tot's Athenian, ast. T. Y . C. 100ss b. ft. • CATTERICK•VaIDGE MZETINCit. : IIIIIII. • " . . --r---- • • wall : ' • W"%glilTs itPall. 111.,, • , ... Tist , Craven Stake' of lOgs.walb ; twa-ref.1tat.... 11 41 : ti. 4 '- • three. 4s; four, Itst.. tab ; Am 9st ; * is ' , list. Op. Alerts and gliding. alloanitl 319..-Gmotelk • I quarter. - • . ''r. Lobbies's gr..b. Duesittabe, 4rs old .. . • •-it 2-• . . "---'• 6 .-- amillftetelif ' ilYthdi 1C . 4 . 10',7!-- - =Lek • A i,: 4.. .....111. ~' - ' place. as the Immolates Lemma Walvis was anlaterearpied. which o the cam telemetric 11116 mod ii I t • 15.--Iflies we thap4almit but 'sot ewer* 11 , ea armed from Cop hart pismire. Sam thee we hate a t but wltheat reedy's; say pai r her. Y. 4 sort mot Sim hut we Nikko. Intel piece deny movement er of which, ate timbre dime cam or am this t we th.rsfQre think, that if you will receive the first account of It would Itellopoesible for them to t the month of May. sew waggon , even at the rate of lee miles per mods 'raja left here. though the lined of late. Tallow. hides, &c. are or last quotatiaas. The Exchanum Longeron has pot yet returned from maksioner has not yet decided as to It. port." sctived yesterday from Smyrna to Active preparations were making topertation of war. The roads were • on their route towards Coostanti. rens bad been delayed in consequeoce ing is requlsitioa for the couveyanee r. It was the, general opinion that areeded from a desire to be well pre. attach on the part of Russia, rather ely. latter have also been received le, which confirm the previous Open g ordering all Minuntl-1 ed ages, to arm. boo been opeami is Olsagow fee at the bead .f the list are mate of the Roes'• the city. apaches for lieneeolen, by the ship dat the East India (louse, sod deli r of that ship. !atertained in the City for the safety an, from Jamaica, with sortie. Her at 170,0001. valne. Policies were of. estsrday. at 15 per cent. premium. tees received at this Darklard, to Board the names of alt the artificers in 60 years of age and upwards.— ef.) iantsm.—On Sunday sight late, or ig isoroirg, some peplos wilfully and re to two barley stacks sad a straw to Messrs. R. aid S. Colley. sear t at Feltborpe. and also stole from r a chesout eart mare.—On Thurn wheat stack, ii the parish of Stalks. liming 50 quartets, was wilfully sat on a. )n Wednesday a mull party of the :rived at Kilkenny from Mimi:4. on •, whither the head-quarters of that 'moved from Waterford. the 44th Regiment sailed from Dohlin o march thence to Gravesend, whet. rk for India on the 10th of May. paper, of the 14th of March states. been received from Havre. stating. that owe of a commercial ttttt y between [hated States this year., Strainer*. asti,‘"7 l- 11riamp et the it igniter War has Weir iliithe larmitigees the hssisesi." Reepeetiat Stepistrgousetiier letter, frees a differeet sap, " it a khini beyond a dosbt, that that'll 'seat of Royal Artillery oh perigee is that city hid farmed* project of insareactioa sisilsr to them' which bad beta formed els/whets, sad has bees is like lass' silt steppe's's'. An oikeer, to whom some overtures bidliees ands ea the inteaded explosion, d red the coaspiracy to the Werral iatramed with the mill tary conisacd of Strasber‘, wits ordered immediately. several subaltern. awl Dot a few eotnesiseioned *Score to be ted. The coincidence of this stifled, allot dee effort, with the soiree. of 560 msskets and bayo nets on Friday lest, is merely of tee strikieg a satire net to tire room for wide eusjecrere."—Tbe late riots at Toulcage, it appears. arose from the opposing's sad resistasce which the yeast men of that tows expressed sgsisst the sesta of the Jesuits there, who are helms by the name of Verdets.—.The Mayor, M. liellegarde l who had h.sen notsioated by M. de Caen, and replaced by M. Villele, the preach' Minister of Fianna', took part with the yeast men; and the Prefect, who did sot wish to fuse his piece, sided with the Verdits. The whole line of carnal leading from Arundel to Portsmouth will be completed by Christmas next. a dis tance of 28 miles. Portsmouth will then be connected with London by inland navigation. The whole distance is 117 miles. as follows i—from London-bridge to Mandeb bridge, 861 miles; from thence to the first lock at Ford, 2e; from thence to Portsmouth, 25, ma'Aing the 117 miles. Monday se'nniglit. a Seek of about 30 swans made their appearanew hovering aboaCthe titer Samtbeik. twelve's the bridge of Brechin and the Castk , peel..— * One et then', sappooed to have been wounded is As Back &ads. was useable to wing its way With the rest' of its eompasioos. aid alighted ern the river, mimed it was shot. This rare sad beautiful bird weighed up" wards of tweoty-four pomade. avid measured seers foot and a half between the tips of the slags, sod lusr feet ten Inches from the bill to the ;mita of the tail. It was givenro Mr. Ross, of the ftwan-ine. who is to have it stuffed. The restof the Sark retained in about two hours, is search of their wounded (but by that time dead) eempanion, west away sorrowful, re turned again. sad the• bade a final adieu to a place where the itnperisms lerds of the earth would not allow them to sake a passing visit, without taming the most potent cagier, of death and destruction against them. On Tuesday afternooa a very melancholy accident happened on the premise' of Mr. thistly, brewer, Si. Stephen's Oates, Norwich, occasioaed by the brieklay. Ire striking the centres of an arch of a cellar before the cork was dry. which, caused it to give way. aid bury tatter the arch two fine boys; the one nine, and the utter seven years of age. sone of Mr. Massey. The eltl mt perished under the ruins ; the other, though braised. is likely to de well; some of the workmen were much hart. Mr. M. after searching for his children, beeeme se overpowered. that he was taken away in a state of la wasibillty. The Coroner sat on the body on Weller*. lay, sod returned a verdict of accidental death. ~iti~j te l ler's vase- ?slag ilacirlars-romp .. a { einalkebject in lb. rode add Inn nib fit lipesd yoeirenk the tassiiffkit' *eke tbidei, to • The tell•ltioprit bola* triable ti - 'epekt:llek, bask the horse time •pc - opptigt with the data. was shattered to plan t astjfidriverthirottis oil and dreadfully brol sed, The salmi} Proceeded (Give rd along tbifeetpatb of the . Issodun-rosel,•dtaggiag with him a past of the chaise, as fells Southgate's door sloth mane , factory, - before which there is .a slight railing. Over *ls Orme a can jumped to save himself frets the danger was exposed to; Ant the horse also stumbled ores it. ill: 1 insdi falling and phingir on bim, t he e wo b s very much .1 bt, hott t aflor mYedicaloarnerstisancelbalad bets ado:J;(1 hie, his friends were enabled to remove him to his beim. The gentleman who drove the rig was remain. in St Mr. Lengrnore's, the surgeon's boon, at a. lute li last night, too much hurt to he removed. le a period often than thirty y ears, the colony of Bo tatty Be* arnosints to upwards of twenty thousand per sons, ose•balf of whom are convicts. Setctne.—Thursday morning the chief mate et an Rest !Mittman lying in the City Canal at Poplar, pot a period to his existence by cutting his throat with a razor on board the ship. On Wednesday eight, between nine and ten o'clock, is a woman named Smith, was Passing aloog Urevel lane, Monnilsditch, she ob d two genteel dressed women on the opposite side of the way, standing at the door of a house belonging to a Mrs. Rogers, a mangler. On Mrs. Smith crossing the road towards them one stooped sod plated something on the pavement, Mrs. S. said to the woman, " What have you laid down there ?" To which, eke replied, " Never vou mind what—take care yes don't tread on it ;" and - so saying, both the lest` ran of up the lane towards Houndalitch. At • imolest a mon came up and pushed the handle with a stick; and, on more arose inspection. It tonted . ont to distils the body of a fine new-born mole infant. It ismandately taken into Sirs. Rogers'shrsse. and' Infers the fire, thinking, as it felt warm. that 'Might lie restored; hut, however, the plan flit not succeed. The little creators was quite naked, and was 'wrapped in a piece of muslin,, which was pinned very tight round the throat. There, mere many bruises on the body reed likewise on the head. The toasty was con veyed to the workhouse, where it now lies for a Coro ner's Jury We recollect to have witnessed more steady and laborious industry on the pert of the rural population of this county in the early months of any year an daring the present fine season. Spring work is remarkably for• ward, and the prospect is exceedingly favoarside. a de. cline proof that the agriculturists of this comity. not. withstanding the depression of prices. have neit yielded to despair nor to the seduction of the Untwis ten t.» of the public peace.--(l.eiaster Jogrisal.) At the late fair of Oraigne, a pig, which weighed Mdse. was sold for fourteen shilling.; This is a poor look oat (Or the lasdlord of the cottager- -(Carlow Post.) MAILS. i Waterford i I a. a • 0 . 0 FAN. -- • O Liifroa Jersey - 0 .0 Flanders • - O Uoontairg - 0 I. Alt. PVC j DAUS mta. 11001114 - • - 0 0.1k111,1 A :.,--T.--.a Mrs James. 401 golitaerhii , • -t. • Ile oWyrlll'l hay y, Mataltei _oe RY a . rftrftfft'• tor - • • ' • • 4.- • Reiff's* •Isay 311a Wort toy . ttl' • ' Hthe Reid spat VW Wortley-7 to 4an liubloty• ) • II td I eget Ream who carried Sib. emtra.—Woo ' Metes. for 100 gs. mock. p.p.—Yearling Ctiarse. Mr. R. hlasoa's b c by Witham, dam by Remembraucer, .llst 40). . . . . • . „ Mr. Diasdsle's gr e Ripheati Sat. .- v a . . . 2 S to 4 on the closet..-440°d race. The Foal Stakes of SOgs seek lege ft. Sst Sib. lath.*-- , Two miles... lord Qneeasherry's h e..Pilprlick . . - s Mr. T. Peirse's bay reli t abeam, by Wakes - 6 to 4 on thaerianer,-4 good race. Tritotswar; Aram 11. The Old Stakes of 1.325. meth, lugs. ft. colts, Sit. Sib, filliee. Sat.—Two miles. Mr. E. Petre's bay colt, Theodore - . . Sir P. Musgrave's be. by W.oful. dam by Shuttle - Mr. Lambtoo's be.by Dm Cossack . - - II to I on the winner.—Won easy. The Fillies Stake of iOgs. seat, p. p. 80.—One m il t and a half. Sir E. Dods worth's bby Word - • - ' - I Mr. tlnscuigne's bey. by Aniadis . . Sir J. II: Maxwell's gr. Helen Mar, sister to Fair • lieges • - " • - - - - 3 . The others not placed. The dinner was attended by a company of more tbsn fifty gentlemen, among whom were the Marquess of Queenshury, the Hon. E. Pe:re, Hon. J. 0. Pow sett, Sit J. Borden. Sir E. trodsworth, Mr. Lambton, Mr. Baker, Col. Towers, Mr. Silvertop, Mr. Witham, Mt- Manes, Mr. Wy till, isc. The day was fine, bat cold. MATCH TO COVINTRT.--Mr. Cone/nay, a farmer, on dertcok, ms Tanday. tq start to C ry from Mile end New Town, pear Bow, 'an.l retorn in thitte days. 'rho distance is IN miles trum the pi:wear starting, and time was backed at two to one. He started at two o'clock in the mernine, and was at Dunstable at tittles o'clock, Stony Stratford at four, passed throagh Tow. cester at desk, and took two. blows mt. OW accom plishing 711 miles, at twelve o'clock ' • he touched oa Co ventry at five o'clock on Wednesday morning. and did . SO miles on his return, at two o'clock; be then halted. four bons, and was lame upon starting again, 'chick increased, and he reached Dunstable at three o'clock on Thiussdlq, and rested until six. lie had eighi boort left. to ito 36 miles, and he resigned the task. I • a • 'IARY FOR THR -RNSULVO WEER'. WITS TER TINISCOP HIGH WATER AT Loireorrqrataaa. April 16, 9.—Low SUSIDAY.-: MOMS LAST QVAIL. AT 6 LVT , High water--more. A es.efter 7 ; eves. 30 a. after 7. ' 13, M.-34e rites r ewe& 6. I 1 gb water—sores: I. eft. 9; even. 41 al. eft. S. IS, T.—Venes rises 13 al. aft. S morn. Ifigh vreter-..morn t IS es. sifter 9; even. 43 le. after 9. 17. W„—Ortf. and t'ansb. T. beg. Hies eater—usoru. 17 re. atter 16; toms. 911 eft . 10. IS, 11.--.1)e1 leer. 0 hours 14 lois. Moth wow—more. IS w. after 11; esen.ll9 ea. after 11. • 10. fru*. 17 13. we t. t __,pora. fea'cloek ; la. after $O, 6,-+Marersi 001 30 fa. aft. anora. Wet wake—mon. 43 N. after It ; eves. 13 E. after I. . . . J ~~~ r ,