The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-05-08 00:00:00

I 1 %iL.% OilltiMareaseat "dusty of 20s. whieh wouid raise the price at toutset M. And he could sot toaceive why they M old wish forldither protecting duties. le 1615, they were liklitfied with 80.. as the prohiNtery prier, without any duty. Now he was willies teirive them as a premetimg price 70s. which casmegiod what tbigy coasidered a releaser rating price, and a_dety of 10s.; end yet they considered lois proposal as stet so atletpiste protection. Mr. Sully, the person to whose efilleftee We' lselbre alluded, haring heard shut the Noble Laid hadtedthld in the Florae the tete Ma rest ie Mesh to bete bees ett stsurscisnt, that it was fist Amok' firth harks, had desired him to assure the klels that tiv'ttiothary us the feet. The harvest had Brea so de fectivelltat the farmers were obliged to purchase seed cora. He would not then r into the question of the eurreary, vlsieh Mudd be better discussed at another apperlaally. lie would *My belt those who complained of the effret af the diminution of the quaatity to attend to this fact : llts 1701 when the Bank circulation was never mem has • or 9,000,0001. besides the coils in the country, a millhatioe was made in the Baak cimalation of 3,000,0001. wiparams cuoihmed fog Iwo or three years afterwards. Must all•Ilit i hare had &great effect in so retail s circulation on allicalicy contracts ? And did they not Imre from that fart, that any emelt" hewing a metallic and paper Courier', wail 6•lfirtt ton rariatiou both in its Tahoe and quantity. The How. Member sat dews amidst gra* ebeerisig, followed by rah, el " Adjeure ! sidloarer s: f , The Marquis of LONDONDInaIf arid, sit the pablie! Sit so deep au leterest In Ibis urethra, 1 1- j alrdiag ha `9D be permitted to portal It terforrsw 1114 lkokes is ere by sty o 4 1.olt••1 I • The 01.101111/4.10 ties lll 4 4 l4l report Odra, ! ' 'with the hedieeddlletalt .I.llsslat Wars* possession toy l b, •. p. • • ,• Ji I. The Itheette seed,Vitlbielaber of the &peeled 14 illawribal at 0 dre d r i V ir ' —....,ii --,---_-_ •ou' .. ‘ ifilh ' '" 4oANZA•rtatilloPASVVete 8. ' rota, e Ilea tot• it, dm • •Lo - - --^rsulatruil a.t. 110 de. • : _cis al? •iilt eito ii.ilbESOLUTiellihro 't 1 1 11001 ,1 48._ la 1 veliissii sr Ibbitaliglar up she Report • 41 Omar as waist* , liahaeNde Arkeltursi twat , r . li •IV ift.06.0 i MOO ~ ..01.111 4 0i liW . ••'' * .1 t ‘; IP. ACOUPeital 1 11111111116 e=:i.;) a. • ' 1 .. kg .O.IAI h: mew Intel eht toadollalde; lir helve sadiron, . dellabded. ems es o.beepoly tweseport of the biorlddruadl 011eAtaireowdler oritelother, is lo it. eater* vwjeryipsit . ilighdos dr Ibises tiers& . . , .1‘4416 Theelterosi probes, ef the Excise Duties ea Silt, alideledlisp. sad . oaadlest he Great lkitaia, sr sorsa. in laberise iniflfiltffth lessee r. 1812, to the memo' StAbl,l3ll.; dies& Asset , reduce 4•141114,78/. versa net there neon Seek" Duties leeisais keleal, itel Aleepolltile o **Vaulter; se& that the rodeareese WNW idiom, rut law heti , i e4he rue ootsai Mil Jearograllely ese 1111.1111141. ..• .r 4 .h ,t ....if Ismael b .. . ' k. 4st (flat tie whele.tekbatillialiallatard ga s baillbliodi fourths of the Duties as 11104,111011114-0004Wagnot AS ' •be leithalthairalliLl ?alit MI 4 .t :4 in.4lb Sassari Wharfs ma isallao•det iesbisii eibeembsilindroadd.' • 1 A. , 11 ~,.,+. •t e I• 0 %twit. .; II of bonsai ,* • • •4••sweistdeeetiomw•iii i•• ... . wri• / A .,,, ! lat tligf i r l il4ta t ll' ' P • 40 1 =1 4' i •• 1 . ••• 1.4119 0, • i •..-.. •.t , ; - fis. .4 .rfaillkirl 1 1 .9 i g 4 111°. • 9 'l4 l b Ftn al .....1 ' Vis7eyNtti, t. i efeettireni of *were. es Hewitt; efCarlisle Cumberland, draper. .. 11/v .„„_ l i liens Briefly, a Loeb, Uncoils, linen.draper. .- I! g l .."-',): yritchar‘of Roseman-street, Cleskenwell, Mitl4•4 tater. , 1 • must:olio ra..(jaellualaderwf Gazette in our nerd.) .. , . ?Ag Prt#:'S S. loei•A• te4 iNot ~.•LONDON, —wo. td , „,„vrztoN ES D Y., JUT: .a, :OK Al NI hiLl Is ' ll l l% l 4 l o l lli 1 1 10 * rpsden with no ordinary feelings of 111111111liiitaion 4ogiumew repot t of the meeting which v ri i iiVo i i 'ld'the City of LOndOn Tavern, ~„ tier 4114spiese of relieving the distressed condition of the south of Ireland. The benevolent spirit that governed the Noblemen and Gentlemen on that ectorion will be best seen in the•long list of benefactiana that graces onr first page ; end yet we entertsioree doubt that this visa, splendid though it be, lallin_rinickly folluntd by others, evincing in terms Wieser, expressive the deep and generous sycape4Lof this country in the sufferings of the leectweloposte ponies of the United kingdom.— Of thbottlint tiumbeit apd of the high respectabi lity ofAkii-ftetting it ii,mperfluous to speak ; but there istreeekl throughout the whole of the pro. cssedings *ginning generosity, a bursting kindliness of heart, which, if properly represented in Ireland, must link the hearts of every person in it to this country by bonds much mere delightful than any which cOnsiderstions merely political could ever create. Nothing could be more gratifying than I witness the distinguished persons, whose names ! ore conteiord iu the crtslogue, pressing forward oietth their money in rid of this national purpose. l i tbere needed no studied appeal to their pas sions, sto attack upon their principles of charity or geneins4g; th,ey came to the meeting deeply sen sible of theeexistence of a severe calamity, and alive to the nlvessity of affording prompt and effec lust stiMwer. The subscription amounted in a few minateertCiarveral thousand pounds, and a Com mittee was appointed to promote the benevol en t purposes of the meeting. The Secretary, in an nouncingthe subscriptions, stated a circeasstance of so much truly Christian benevolence, thut it nog& to be made as public as passible. A Lady..duriag the last week, caused a. vessel to be freighted al . her own expense, and dispatched it to the nearest port in the distressed districts of Ire laud, nitb fitly tons of potatoes and ten tons of herrings, for the purpose of relieving the necessities of the sufferets.- We lament that the retiring mo desty of this excellent Lady prevents us limn hull ing up her name to the admiration sod gratitude of the world. negative instruction •4 1 .0111tihmbers of the Legis lative Bodies. It Was h will observed by Sir J. SERRIGHT, that the best thing to be siding. the project was that the farmers were understaine•S•sp prove of it, iss offering theta • certain and blase diate assistance ; but he added from his own expe rience of the wishes of the agricultural body, that a feeling to this effect was not entertained gene rally. The views of the farmers upcio.the present posture of the affairs, and the only means of sub stantial relief, may be very racily cullecteh from the numberless petitions which have been presented from that body of men to both Houses of Per ' liameot during the present Session and with this strong . mom of testimony befOve as, it is worse thau affectation to attribute other swishes to them than that of having the weight of taxation diminishid. The farmers are too wise and too coo.. siderate tii,osek for the means of permanent relief by any unhealthy measure, the present object of which would he to shift the burden of distress from their own shoulders to those of other classes in the community, and which, in truth, could upon such terms, merely amuse them with a deceitful stew of . asaistance.. The Paris Papers up to Sunday have been re ceived at our office. It es staied, under the bit of St. Petershurgh, the gth that the new as pion tt iff:haa been reluctantly resorted to iss an sequence of the restrictive system adopted by other inviona, ,There is nothing new from the side of Turkeyt, • We mentioned yesterday the sadden departure of Mr. GOULBURN fur Ireland. 76e treentan's Journal of Saturday announces his arrival in Dublin on Friday, and adds, that '4 the famine in the south-west of the island is understood to be the cause of his sudden and early return." There is no Antler account of the state of the country in the Dublin Papers of Saturday. No favourable inference, however, can be drawn from this circum stance. The tale of misery is left untold for the day to make room fur the report of the debate en Mr. CANNING'S motion. The price of corn has risen in the Dublin market, in consequence of the scarcity of provisions its the soatb•west of the country. - - Yesterday the Margaiii of LONDONDERRY and Glint MUNSTRIt had audiences of the Klee. . The Ply:nom:A Telegraph, alluding to the dis tressed state of the south-west district of Ireland, just if observes— " The least that the absentees from Ireland ran do, Is to retorts, is the shape of charity, to the poor wretches who live at raeh-rent on their e►tates, some small memento of the obligations she bait entailed upon them; sod to assist the generosity of the people of England in prolongier ,the lives of a race of men to whom the wisdom of the English Govern . went, and the himientity of their own territorial Lords, have left uo property eat eztsteace." The'Revenue from tita..1516 1 ,1 April up to Sa turday bight is :said to beilk.o)ol. more thou the corresponding month of (titifytioir Petittoini to Parliament • nomiirting in Bath, prayiog for • tax on the pros*, so 9 Socorne of persons, residing abroad. t • - In the matter of John Cminerley, for a contempt of Court, in the Court of'Clsattcery, the party was discharged last morning, ou his malting a promis sory affidavit never to interfere wilts the 'silent Ward of the Court again. St. Panerats Now Church was yeste►day conse crated by the Lord Bishop of LONDON. A most. respectable assemblage of persons attended. The °spray, which sailed from hence to Cal cutta, on Mooday last, carried out, (Wootton goods alone, nearly one million of yards.—tG4enoyk Advertiser.) The Honourable Company's ship Prineeis Charlotte of Wales, arrived nt the Send•heada, tat Bengal, un the 27th of October, crossed the Equator in 29 days in long. 171. west from off Uolutrit the 13th of July ; in running to the north ' ward to the south-rust trade, her greatest log 257 miles ; preceding day 241. Ti... ship's passage is the shortest on record for the Seasou of the year. The Aim, from Cadiz to Comma has been taken, off N'igo, by an insurgent privateer of 16 gusto. The C.'erme/its sailed from Cuba on the 2d of February fo.. Cadiz, and was taken on the 10111 uh. six leagues from Cadiz, by the ladeperideneia rlrt bud, iusmrgent privateer of 16 guns and 60 tutu. _ sots ,- . or - - - 1 t r 4:kg. p_e t , 1 / 2 r 4; .— 1 tc : l • ...'—., +... 1 . 1 .- eed:V) rmeirogra LORD PRI.itATR or IRELAND. Died, at his house in Hill -street, Berkeley-aquare, on bay 6, in the 68th year of his age, the Hon. soil Most Re►. Il'illiam Stuart, Archbishop of Armagh, and Lord Primate of All Ireland. His Grace was the fifth and young. est, and last sur►i►ing sun of John, Earl of Rats. He was translated from she See of St. David's to the Primacy of ire. land in December, 1500; since which period his administra tive of his high office, bulb as Head of the Church of Ire lead, and as kletropulitau of the Pro►ince of Armagh, has bees disinsguisled by a character of purity, integrity, abi lity, aad Smainem, and of ►igilant attention to the best in terest. of Ow Eidahlisbed Church, which will render it fur e►er poimaimmis on the page of Irish Ecclesiastical History. It is romemsed that the death of this excellent Prelate was imaged ►y as unfortunate mistake in using a deleterious anglicise far salts. PASNIO.VARER PARTIES. _,-.._ The Duke of Somme will ewterteisa a distloguiahed paily on lbseday seat at Kensingtoe Palace. The Earl of Harrington entertained a select party yealtr day at hia hones in the Stal4e•yard, St. James's. Dowager Lady Nesse Mad a select fashionable party yes terday evening a her holee in Albemarle•street. Lord Bulk,ley had a diviner party yesterday at his house is Stassimpe-slreet, May-fair. Sir IYideam Abdy, Bart. hall Mooed VW& of invitation for a t on the 17ih iaat his house in Hall-street, Berkeley-square. • • FASHIONA BLS . MOVEMENTS. Lord G. H. Cavendish left town yesterday for Newmarket;. her Ladviip add the Misses Cavendish also left town fur their scar, ebespelow. plate, Eastboarn. Lord Charles Fitzroy kw left town for his seat in Suffolk. Lord King has left town for his seat, °althorn, Serrey. Sir Wm. Houston, Bart. has left town for his seat, Avisfeed, Sussex. Arrivals at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street:—Wllliem Murray, Esq. from Brighton; Lord Arundel/Irons his seat, Worthier Castle; John Campbell, Esq. from Paris; and the Huts. lit. George Caulfield from ditto. The Hon. Mrs. Langley and family hate arrived at their house is. Purtorao-square front their mat, Wykeksas Abbey, lisltun, Yorkshire. Arrivals at Blake* Hotel, Jerenyn•street :—The Rev. Mr. Loess as* family from *heir vest iu Seffolk ; and Dottie' Gurney, East. from a leer. Mr. Career. Member fur the county of Wexford, Mrs. Carew, and Miss Cliffe, have arrived iu Duke•street, Man chester square, front Irelaud. Mr.-and Mrs,. Murray arrived yesterday at the St. George's Hotel, Alhemarle.streci, from Bath. Mr. sod Mrs. Wm, Ilariug mid family have arrived at their house in Berkeirpoquare, from Paris. M•. and Mrs. Knight and family hate left the Claremont Hotel, Bood.street, for Paris; and John Knox, Esq. for Bath. s• J • be found hardy enou g h t o undertake The Earl of LIVERPOOL and the CWINCELLOR of a contract ; but the inonied men avow, the ExcnEnute having invited several Gentlemen who may be supposed to represent the capitalist spec the City, to meet them yesterday at the Tre • c - Chambers, for the purpose of receiving a • of the contractors et necessardy he paid lurk ulation. The scheme, too, is do many onerous conditions, which mu. unaiderable influence in regulating contractors, and in enlai the doiract prnposed by the Government fur .4 ands upon the country. Among irg out the annuities, pensions, and half-ps ' • ,unt particularly the necessity of ads, I,.+nation was accepted. and the Eurl of L way of +ecurity, the sum of five million POOL communicated the plan upon whir: amount of the annuity payable by t ~; 14 Year ~„ , £4,900,000 24th Toson . sbundetal,3 3o o o o 31_ . ,_. 4 y 4 4, . 454,0 10 0 0 00 01 4 / 0 2 27, 1i a , , , 410 , 1 , ~p ftl l,ooo g 11111 V " .4.7 ..i.:4 Sir "3 hialBll6 - 4,110 000 - Mb t • 1,340,800 ' 71W ilii er! no CO 4 000,000 30th - 0n.... -1,954,800 • 0 .•%itett4B.•• 3 . 1 q 13,0110 I 31 4 i .........,..3,170,000 h; , ; ..,,,,, i e 3,7t0,000 I 31;1 11 6 ' ' ----' 3,5941p00 333 Fit •• •,;,..? 3C, , 000 'hillt ..' adVi' 3.450,000 34th " 1114 - Ji.t.. 3,110,000 35th M.h A 8....6. 3,180,0.4 384 . . 1.11.11100 .Altlk- GI OA •• • . 3.050,0001 37th 2,010 000 •- ......,, 00038th 124 ' iftt f r..... .. 2,790,000 39th . 14111 t " t: . 2,880,000 I 40thJ .1111hri '. 3 n.•' 1,530,000 4101 )t , ii ./10•11 1' 4111 0" yoela . ~w p ..,,..„ „ 2,410,000 42d •I - ,V 4 i . 6111 1 • 1114111 1 08 . . 204 ,i.. b,,.s 2,190.01 . 10 43d • '4, V UV iii gisebtP!,• 2.170.000 441 h .: 2,060,000 45411 300,000 10;11 " 1 olrt- i,vse,ooo ~ ' Mill roinioo a tompeosatioo fin: arch playmentilir a *red Mindiat of annuity fur 45 years, commencing (rune' the 10th of Ottober 182!, and payable' hali.yearly at the Bank of England; or, if desired, at the South Sea Home; or, with the approbation of the Lords o( the Treasury, at the Office of any Corporation or public Company which may undertake the contract. A deposit for 500,000/.10 he lodged is the Rosh of Sag lead is Emrhequir Hills within three days after the migmatite of the contract, and which will be relearned is the contractors on the compktio• of their Ind payment. .1 The annuity 1 he vested in trustees to be named by OS I y sod She parties. .- t ikeresillowarce fur masagesteet to be gestated at the asi*edr :NM per million upon • capital calculated It tinittiadin ran purchase of the annuity. The parties cosoradiag will be required, by way of gees , day fur the performatice of the engagement, to make ad ' vanes on account of the said payments into the Exchequer, to !be extent of five millions beyond the amount of the aff inity to he received within the same time, before any part of It shall be placed at their disposal, except in the cave of • Cowpony possessiag a capital rented in Government secorir lies, led sot liable to other claims, which capital will be considered as security to the cattail Of its actual value. Alter the completion of ruch payment fur security, the meshy will be placed at the disposal of the parties cuutract• iug, by yearly aasigueneists or transfers, at the following manner •••• • - I •ti Upon the sth day of January, etit sth of April,slll ofJuly, or 1011 i fv , • of October, which may next happen, after the said seas of 6.000,000/. shall be advanced, sod upon the same quarterly day • of each of the four following f years Os the same quarterly day of each of Ike fire following years BO,OOO Os tie same quarterly day of eachoftbe Ave following years . 20,000 Oa the same quarterly day of each of the five following years 60,000 On the same quarterly day of each of the Ave following years 50,000 Os the same quarterly day of each of the five followiug years 40,000 . i t f 1,950,000 • . • And allaribe espiratien of this period, the remainder of the an : amity, which may then continue vested is the treaters. will be assigned or transferred according to a progressiom to be thee vented by the L,ords of the Treasury,. until the amount of the annuity remaining shall be equal to the yearly sum to be theoceforward paid into the Exchequer. The Leeds of the Treasury to have • power to assign a larger proportion of the annuity to the Contractors, pro vided a sum equal to the value of the excess of the annuity so to be assigned shall beilodged I. Exchequer Bills is the herds of the trustees, for the porpoise of security, and paid is from time to time as cash in satisfaction of the further payments to be made, mod shall remain %twinned at the rate of interest at which they were issued. Our readers now have before them the proposi tion of the Ministers upon this extraordinary scheme ; and many will, we fear, find it necessary to read it more than ,once before they can fully understood it.. A doubt prevailed in die City yesterday afternoon, whether any persons would be found hardy enough to idertake so singular avowed that the ' largely for die :logged with iat exercise .;; the bid irging their ig them we Jvancing, by inns over Ilia iy Govern. Lords of the Treasury are ready to receive ,propo. sills. The chunicter of the proposition was not, of course, open to any observation.; bat in answer to seine qaestions by.. NV. PASCOE GRENPRIA and Mr. Rnilisciiii.p, the: ANCEI.I.OR of , the aI - CH EQU ER intimated that t Government waredsiotw. .oats that the coutruct should be uadertakoo railer by one body or company, than by many ; but that if this were found to be unattainable, or to be ac companied by any serious inconvenience or sacri fice upon the part of the public, the plan should of course be thrown open to more numerous con. tractors. Some convernition also ensued upon the subject of the character of the security that would be required in the event of the contract's not being taken by a company posseraing a capital already vested in Government securities, when it was finally understood that Exchequer bills would be deemed sufficient, or Consuls rated as at 50. There is to beanotherkrelitninsry meeting of the same parties an Friday tipt‘ awl it is supposed that ou the fol &swig* Tuesday the biddiags will be taken by the CnaticsLula of the EXCMIQUItt. The following is an outline of the plan read by Lord LIVIMPOOL at the Meeting : t'o l l It is proposed that swell parties as may be wilinat,taiggre . Mt* a cataract lar payiug lain the Exchequer, within lierilly l Jive yeses, the several, moms hereafter.istemimmtkr by am' sepal pearled, nostallivestes. viz.-44410mm Milk April, Dish July, and 20th October, is each yeimattlyte4tirelY. _ _. .ment. - This sum most lie in the hands or the Goveniment during the whole forty-five years, and the loss of so mach eapitel must be compensated 0 0ya proportionate addition to the annuity. There Ore also some burdensome restrictions upon the ,piy.nient of the annuity; which must have a similar -offin t. In a plan of this nature it ought to be re- Mefleeted that the contractors by the first payment 'gill have given a large security to the Government, for should they at any•period of the contract fail iu Asa fulfilment of their }tart of the engagement, they Aiwa necessarily forfeit all their previous advances. Zhe evident desire of the Government to contract .pith a large eetablishnient, suggests a probehle be bef that the Bank of Englaud will undertake the imatract. No security will be required nuns the ..Batik of England, as its advances to the Gwent ...lm briug tt within the exceptions noticed in the Very few persons regret dm failure in the noose of Commons of the plus suggested by the Agri cultural Committee, of advancing money to &t -ilers upon pledges of corn. Lord LONDONDERRY. who moved the Reaolutiou that embraced this pro ject, avowed that he felt very little interest in its "Scar sac sad threw all its merits or demerits, what ever they might be, upon the head of Mr. lihrtea, the It.csuber for Breather, with whom it seem( Om plan . had originated. The measure has* been withdrawn, •it. would posenose no present advantage to pass any comments upon it, bat the result of this attempt to regulate 'or influence the markets of the country by the active interference of the Government, will doer other persons from pro posing similar wheal% sod may thus offer useful DRURY-L IN K THEATRE. Mr. SHERIDAN'S celebrated' opera, The Dumas'. was performed last night. In the cast of pads, Mr. BRAHAM, a host in himself, stood pre-eminent as Carlos. In the two favourite airs, " Hod t a heart for falsehood framed," and " Alt ! sure a pair," lie was lauttty encored. He also introduced the beautiful air, "Just like Love," which met a like reception. His rich and mellifluous voice was sever exerted more successfully, or heard with more delight. Moss PORDE performed the part or Cloy. for the first time, and proved herrelf, is sound and sense, perfectly adequate to the undertaking. The dialogue was delivered with great propriety, and her wings were executed in beautiful style :. her "Adieu thou dreary pile," was given with great taste, and displayed her extensive powers to gre■t advantage. Thrre was a long contest for its encore, which was only resigned from • kind consideration of great exertions to please. Some of the finest tooches of her two list songs, " When sable night," and "Oh ! say not soosiait's lore is bought," were lost to part of the audience, in consequence of her face being turned too much to the back of the stage. Mr.. HARLOWR proved a most formidable Damao, and the parts of Isaac Mendoza and Father Paul were admirably sustained by Mr. KNrcxr and hfr. POPE. The opera was got up iii most excellent style. It was complete in all its parts, and et^ tracted an elegant audience. The announcement of the performance for this night, fur the benefu of Mr. HARLEY. was received with greet applause.— It was only a just compliment to the talents of this very deserving and popular comedian, The Duchess of GLOUCESTER Uo4 the Princem A UGUSTA , rode. out together yesterday and called to pay their respects to his MAJESTY. Ou Mouday the Duchers of KENT, accompa nied by she. Princess FEODON went to Bushy Park u.sisit to the Duke awd Duchess or cria .atscit. The Royal Duchess and the Priocess re— turned to Kensington in the evening. Last night the Duchess of KENT honoured the - Italian Opera with her presence. On Monday night St. Paul's cathedral was light ed with gusto try the effect, when the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the Bishop of LONDON. the Bishop of Lt.ssusEir, Dean of St. Rte.., and rosily of the nobtlity attended, among whom were the Earl of LivERPOOL, Viscount SIIDMOOTH, Sir CHARLES LONG, &c. The Rev. E. J. BECKWITH, Minor Canon of the above cathedral, perfortord several pieces of sacred music upon the organ. The Governor of Dover hits received directions to make 1::c necessary preparations for the receptinu of the Prince mid Princess of DENMARK. The 'age of the Princess is, we understand, eight-and- twenty. The illustrious visitors ate expected to reach the British shorts in the course of the present week. The idea of returning to., paper currency as a cure for the ',resew Agricultural Distress—of en deavouring to remedy one evil by ',tutor ' ing into sa ndier, of which we hare a l rea dy h a d sufficiently pAitiftil experience s strongly reminds us of a certain exphat of great nursery fame : There seas a man of Thsaialy,st cd he was wonderotss wife, lie j umped lato a quick-act hedge sod matched out both tits .)es, And s.t ea he foiled his eyes were out, with hitter grief aad tutu another kedge to scratch them io again." THE TURF. Mate of the odds ed Newmarket on Monday on Ole ne, Oiks. &c. Our Currnpoorlent plates lIIAII he I b;, , but little betting. at the folloninc ..11.11: - • to ♦ on the match G1101;111114 • to 4 on Pootbaina agentrt DERBY. 3$ Iv 1 ■Rat Mora 5 to 1 •Est Myrtle 6 to 1 azst Muley tl to 1 &got Wimples Na alteration 00 the Oak•.-2 to lon Whiseig sad 1%, title ■g•ioat the field—St. Leger the Name as kiwi.. I to T ot•t Chunt.“l 14 to 1 /gal &other t. A.. twit).. CITY BUSINESS. 7,•rterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Alde,meo Guildhall fur the trassletien of grueral business, wh o well altunded. Thomas Denman, Eis, Nieh elected by the Cou.l ••• Commou Council as 0.11111111/11 titsicaus, mirsolad o mad to., the usual sail's. The several ingnemrs of the wind of Cheap, of the pl, eitle of Rt. Aadrevr, Holborn, and of M. Sepulchre's, is •i„ ward of Farrisgrion Without, the wards of AMeregme 4 1. Purtseritea, attended sod made sundry presentments of sum. ous boners, At which were severally referred. A Petition was presciited from the inhabitants of St. 8.. tholumew the Great, in relatiou to the thoroughfare thu., liarthulomew's timpani being stopped up, •hicii a,. ;,. f.rrrd to the Alderman of the Ward. Thetas were timed to the Lord Mayor's Chaplain, for sermon preached by him at St. Pawl's an the that Sond.i ) , Easter Term. Mr. Brown atleudill mid resigned his office of keeper .4 Newgate, wheat the Court were pleaaed to (None to au mows resolittioa to present him with • piece of plate, 4. teat imuuy of the high moue entertained of ki* 'bottom in.d conduct during the Uuae ha Waal lima lit watiou. The Court then proreedtti to tkct a Iterper of New t sr, in the room of Mr. Brow.), revigited, when John Motto,. citizen nod clockotaker, was unanimous!) elected, aad took the usual oaths. Seedy, ►ills were orderrd far payment. THE ARMY. The ISIk regiment marched from Dock no Tuesday lari, In oceopy the Citadel at I'lymouth, and lie detschaseut or ,hr lOth removed to the barracks at Dock. Tim 72d rcgimeat is buurly expected at Duct, from Poiti• moutb. FUNERAL OF SIR ISAAC HEARD. The remains of the late venerable Sir Istrie Heard were last moaning removed from the College, Ductor: Centavos., fur interment in St. George's Chapel. Wiaiher . The gorgeous. Mantle sad Garter of the deceased were ihs played upon the beanie, which was followed by eight mourn. jot coaches containing the Officers of the Heralds' Culiege. A lie* of private carriages closed the procession. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, TVEFDAN MAY 7. DOWNS. W. RT6IIIARDfO6. This was a ease for the °possess us tee Coat, upon the suessioa. whether an acautomodation bdl of enamour, al tered is its {hie of payment, Were it was urgacisted, was •aid, for wan{ of a flesh stamp The COURT, after hearing Mir. TIN yeti, for the Plaint iff, and Mr. CAMPIIILL for the Drfroilaus, were clearly of upi otos. that it was comprise{ to the parties SO as getUlßMsti n. ties hill (all eenw-I.tlq) e tt alter the date of the bill brfose was issued Otto list ousid, sad therefsee gave judgratui fvs. the Plaintiff. BOXING. I The match for 25 guineas aside, betimes Joe Nash, Ile f h IC' day ildg° l :ll pl a yi b a be,, k' n Mo nda y , andtemE before,,"lleslll satiated Nll.6 : ll. i c: a ws y s . 6 e ( dr / u s uir( t h fka e n r m r t . t g o"int made, the quorum briar kicked up the first wrangle, slid sent the covnlesek towards %Viteldedon Coinmen, bet the enemy basing been foilleslaway, the molly groups teemed. and the fight commenced. Josh. Hodson and Ned Turner secondid Nash, and two of Emmett friends picked him up, sod he was the favourite at 6 to 4. • A smashing and sangeinary battle, which lasted an bier and ten minutes, (allowed, end tie first vet of it was span equality, or rattler iss favour of Nash, who wse the heave.* hitter. la the third rowed, the UMW@ having been takes off, the tern-fo was all slaughter work, aud, tli. claret be sprinkled the bystanders like aster frim a sponge. Emeoi was floored by a body hit from the rally. • The nest woes rounds was all give and take, fearless of eonsequeeeesoned thontb rimy ut Emmet's blows told, ).1 the lute, right head of Naafi did the most whetter. The 11th round was the best in the fight, and Emmet seer recur , red the bitting plated upon him. lie was all abroad, end floored by a heavy hit ander the Laftroter, which then. curie(' the nub, sod satisfied his barkers that it was an awkward suit. . Tbs other rounds Were meefelly contested, but Nash had brought down Lis adversary's weight, and kept him grog gified until the 35th round, when he was bit out of time, sod Nash woo it. A second and a varrty battle was fought by anntlwr Fir sningliam youth, a pupil of Ned Terser, who best a eon., hymen. Wimbledon Common was to finish the sports according to • fate, and a most rauguiumy battle ended the diversion u( tie day in a battle between Masters and Glynn, riavicati•ri They fought for a sovereige * and completely hit each other out of time. The battle wss a draw, the font errs of ,hr wise being pulled up into darkness, aud the stake mosey was divided. It was upon the *bola a full tlny's play. ANT the fight on Moodily, Oliver and Abbott were matched to Slight • serodetep battle.. No fifty galena aside, in a twenty-fuer fret equate, en Tuesday the flub of Jere, she week slier Ascot H. atb races. Ten pnuudsaside ••• dc- Iposited, and the whole of the stake-nioney be made good at Frasklio's, us 3looday t h e 3d of June. Yesterday evening se'nniglit, at ria o'clock, an alannie.; fire was discovered in the firs .yard of Mr. °owe y i t;l Bright. wt It, wirer Mfall-ogrord,Bei kw, which raged with Rest feu), till t►e whole of the hwildiop, together with rlit► wheat ricks, several bear and swats ruks, borne, ,&e. were e.. , . earned. Irsorideutialty the horn.. and pigs wire saved 1... w the devouring thirst; and the prop. ri 7, r kith is .upp..•. .1 to be worth briwren 2 rad 3,0001, was ironed. It is jeetered that the Are was orcasmord ►y some vile inceticlia.). PRICK Of STOCKS YEtirERDAT. Dank Stork..NO 2393 I Back L. Au. 1911 13-16 par Ct. Ited 7i 783 i India Bonds.. tit 58 pr. 1 par Ct. Cont. 79 7 8 1 I Es. Bills, 1.. „LOOS/. 781 1 4 2 pr. 34 per Cent. ttgli ) Ditto Small .... S 7 pr. 4 per Critti. 913 I Cont. for Ace.. 793 781 5 per Ct. Pl. Au. lutllll I 79 • _ llt RTEIS.• On Sawa." morale& tM lAdy *I this Ithrill Rau. Robert Peel, of . Sit.. Oa Saturday, at his Lordship% boo* i rhaadifly, she Countess of Kaseberry, of a daughter. HIGH WAI SD AT pIN DON Bat 11611 11113 DAY. Menhir Woe* 3. I Eveuir; $5 air S. .• Petaled and Polliciterii u TNICIIIIITHIR ?sass sad THE GLOBE (fire, No 127, St.seed, by C• CORN- L, of the Shah.