The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-02 00:00:00

TIM QUSIN.

HR OLD lIIINEV oFFUT, Nu. 2, Duite-.t-ert.
.1g Ade ediate command of Unill to sins. estent -
11 arn k ers' and 4elerchnnts' Acceptances diseounted. the mo-
ment the solidity eau be ascertained, with honour and li-
berality. Cash also advsneud upon deposits of 'very
descriptioo of property. plete, jovwels, watches. linen and
woolhm goods; also musical instruments, for any length of
with the greatest secrer. Apply personnll. or by
kite-. post paid.—Constant a:tendauce.—Mot.ey by way of
mor!gnee and an.o.ity.

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(;•ternvc and Jersey .. U ! 11 Franca
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PRICE OF WI•01 11111f4
Rimlt Mork ti4k
s per Cris!. Re.l. 119 GO
S per Ct. Cons. GNI
Si per Cent. • 7i
I per Ccitt.. BS FM NI
if per l'l. Nat v 14145‘
Long An% I; 13.16 j
Imp. 3 per Cent. Ann,

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D.II'AT ON E 0 CLOCK.
India Stock "Mk
Ditto Bondi Its. Il'.
Did An tttt itir% liefi
EN. INN. 9,1. ?'. Ig. 4i. p..
Ditto lone. 14. J.:. pill.
Oinnium
coo. for :01
Lank. Tiel.et;

__—..,____ I have hitherto experienced." .1 nmeeiing of the lauded
The subjects that occupied the attention of the : and commercial interest was to be held at the Com-
/louse of Commons last night were various, and some siercial-buildings, at twelve o'clock this day, for the
of them of high impottatwe, not only to the police, but Purpose of appointing a Committee to investigate the
to the political character of the country. the propu-
saai s of the hank of Messrs. slattncell, Kennedy, anti
'
, Matinsell, and to report titereon.--(lhrodis Journal,
%Womb'. Lord CASTI.LRE•GII, for the continuance of the I.vm 29)
.lien Act. and of other restraints npon foreigners in' The Catholics met in Aggrega:e Ass.smbly on the
this kingdom, though carried by a considerable ma• I first of June, fur the purpose o: re echoing their lie-
jority, raised a very strenuous and eloquent op- .
1 solution of claim upon time Legislature and tioverument
itositit..l on the part of several independent Mem- of the country, and submitting she draft of a Petition
n of the House. It is impossible for any
to the Meeting, with a view to its early presentation
be
in:"°' this Session. We understand that hr. Troy has at
who is jealous of his country's honour, to con- , length acceded to the wishes of the Catholics of Ire-
template without disgust the i.etermination to per, land, and that he has granted his chapel of. Liffey-
petuate this. barbarous alteration in our political street fur the purilose of holding the Aggregate Meet-
. . .
, systrin: The hostile aspect it prevents to fore; ing on Thursday next.
•• A meeting of the Catholic Gentlemen took place on
visitants, who were wont to experience tin the shorts Saturday, t to.• aix • o
at rev P, ossey.street, pursuant tu ad-
of freedom a hearty welcome, and secure retreat, sad ! jeurnment.---Jos. Olunket, Esq. haying beewcalled to
the motives that have.pro•Jured the revolting elianfor 1 the Chair, Counsellor O'Connell read a letter from the
are fraught with matter to excite alternate sh slue ant,il Rid of Dononghmore, inelusing a con of the petition
indignation.—That without this harsh and arbitrary adopted by the English (.atholics. The same Gentle-
man also read another letter front Lontioti, strangle
measure the peace of •the country would b• disturbed expressive of the hopes entertained by the Parliamentary
by granters, et that without the ittrerilltutec.it acv.•
friends of the Catholics. in the course of the meeting
theorises, the security of other nations might be e'ndstn- ' a series of resolutions were read previous to being
gored by %feigners in this, is a pretext so futile as submitted to th. ensuing Aggregate Meeting, whit')
Needs but to be stated in order to he exposed. Whether is to take place at Mary's-lan- chapel, on Thursday,
nest, the lof June.—The thank of
ilt originates or not in a pledge exacted by - the Holy Al." were votedst to the Chairman: ands the
the =teat/tenting lids
' limit*, is a qiiestien oflittle iniyortance. If it be agralui- j„„eit to .1 j .• DI i• F -a Pose.)
lIPII 1) next.— • It • tit ,t,III, r
tous conformity to the system which that confederacy's , His Majesty will ro In state to the noose of Palk
'labouring to establish, it t, the more to be lamented. on. Monday next, in order to girt the liciyal Assiut, is
It evinces a spirit that is an alien to British hearts, and re" 0", to the bills which have been passed by the
new Parliament
foreign. to the principles of the British ronstitatiuti. „ . . '
. !he premium on the Scrip yesterday morning was
llt portends still worse in its general bearings. It i
-9" li to I i per tent. 'I he principal contractors were-=—
dictum a disposition to assimilate as much as possible Cohen and Co. (for Rothschild), above a million and
[the actual system of our Government to the 'intuit a half ; Barnes and Go., nearly the same ; Wooley and
of the Continent, and a rieterrairfittion to sacrifice the 'Co.; one million; Resilient., nearly the same; Antler ,
liberality and security, of which oar country had been above half a million ; Hoare and 'Co" might the same
amount. The remainder, Halley aid Co.; Cooper and
justly proud, to the onspickins and dark dangers of ar- l'b.; Wyatt and Co. The member that estipirted the
bitrary power. • fiandiisg is now Mated at Mae. It is repined NO. f
Akin to thl.s is that sever:ty which we yesterday, slid not appear when tilled *lon.

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The account we gave its Monday'. STAIRIIIIAPI a
the et peeted arrival of her Majesty, this wash, hat
winked. as we yesterday observed. twitch secession bit
Thottgh we feel ourselves very highly fa-
t need in being the Ent who were enahled to ditto,
this gratifying communication, we an not !openers,-
tapes es to boast of our exclusive sources,or to conceive
we are infallible. A coteoporary of yesterday evening
thinks it a "duty to infortu the public, that" their's "
the latest intelligence received from the Qeeen, at.d
the public way depend tpon the per vet Her urge: of
whatever" they "may publish rrletivat. her Majesty"
Asa specimen of the extent and cormetctss of thaw
boasted information, the followine is the eencludiefr
article to which they subjoin this 'modest hint :--
". In her Majesty's letter to Lord Melville, slur reqeests
that his Lordship will send a yacht to Dsrer, cn Fr:-
day nc,ct (to-morrow), to be in readiness to vent-em
her Majesty to this c0.t.ntri.....--By what conveyance
ber Majesty 1: erpo.-es to arlive at rover, acd in what
country Dover is situated, and to whet pirt df each
country her Alojesty ssigns t.i be conveyed fro*.
Dove., ne •,ball took to win, intelligent ,trawrile. fot
information.

Another messenger iu fact did ar,ive yesterday from
her Majesty. who is understood to have hrought !e-
-ters to the Duke of York, Lord Llverpoot, Lord Mel-
ville, and Mr. Brougham. lu her letter to Lord Li-
verpool, her Majesty is said to hare resiutteted to be
informed what residence in England 'is prepared tar
her rereptiun ; and in that to Lord Melville sic dc-
sires that a yacht may he sent to CALAIS on Frilly
(this day), to he in readiness to convey bet to Enrions.
At the departure of the Messenger um Monday, site
was at Villenenve-sur-Yonne, which is situated abet:
60 or ;0 miles from Dijon; and it is said' he intrpsts
reaching England on Saturday (ornorrom) ur Sun-
day twat.

..,....
The courier who arrived yesterday Morning from
the Queen, bad an inters ipso at twelve o'clock with Mr
Brougham, in the Serjeaut-at-Arms room, in the Houk:
of Lords. The courier reports that her Majesty wss
to have bceu at St. Other's last night.
To these accounts we have to ads!, in cousequenot
of the arrival of Al. Carlo Forti, as announced in ous
last, a messenger was yesterday scot off with dispatats
to her Alajesty.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE•

AMOY HEATH RACES.

*IIII.IIIIPAV. JVIE I.
The reuesredSireepstakec, for 19,90. and MI, Of lags
Tne nrw mile.
H. R. H. the Duke of York's brother to Dominio
Sampson 0
Duke of Rutland's c. by Haphitand, out of flizaUetb 0 ti
. The Windsor vorest Stakes.—Tlic old mile.

*. R. H. the Duke of York's Peat walked over
The (Juld I:tsp.—Teo miles sad a half.
Mr. Fraser's t'hampixoun. 4-ps ultl
H. R. 11. the Duke of f'url's Banker, 4-yrs old
Mr. West's Alpha. by Ashton, 4-yrt
A Plate of Of. for ell sees.--One m'lc and 't halt' each:
.Mr. Turner's br. f. Coral, 4-yrs old 4 4 I 1
Mr. Nadler's ch. 1. Diluter. 4-yrs 01d..... 2 I /1
Duke of Rotland's 1,. c. Waxy, out of Sor-
cery. 4-yrs old
Mr. Rteplienson's b. g. Merrymaker, 6-yrs old a 8

la PCs; iga;Arlla
lh Os_ do . girth a __afesitto of this
month, we find an interesting sketch of the life of the
tielobrated actrrsq, Mrs. Wes:. 'I he author of this, in
spiliking df her individual merits, in comparison with
those of Mrs. Siddous and thelate Hiss O'Neill,sart—
" As as actress, she certain', ranks with the first-rate era-
godless of the age. It is tree, in the ',presentation of ih.s
extreme of drop and agoulking distrrm—of the convulsive=
slits of ettleislte mad implesinned anguish she is Inferior
is the late Miss O'Neill; and in the delineation cf the ma •
jostic. the sublime, the awful, and tits terrible of Waged'',
.
• below the great Mrs. Mapes ; but it!
• of woe eni the to3finisi-of tamleruess,
filial lots. the piety or n daughter's
if a mother's foselness. she Is graistV
In floe, if wr might illnstrate oar moo -
we ahould say, that the acting of Ml 4-1
A of a Willow. agitated wittiten theusatt3
least fors. of the blast ; Mrb. SIC» to
2sety daring, battling, awl co wring
dements ; and Mrs. West to thetic, bowisi
its head before the storm, and wither unnecessarily writh-
ing under its influence. nor fearlessly braving its desolating
parer.
" A comparison.how et er, cannot well be Instisated between
performers who belong to decidedly different schools of act-
tog. It is notorious that the celebrated Mr. Kemble. and,
Indeed: the whole of that distlagnished family, halm attempt-
ed to snake the histrionic profession as giggjjggiggl I. its ge.
quireateut as any of the useful sciences; hi fact to resider
dramatic etrellence the result of art more limn oinaturs--wf
deep Ind rontinced study, more than of inhale InsplringPts-
penalties."
OLASGOW, 27.--There is now a-,gtenter naafi
ber of vessels, of different descriptions, at the I:rode-
law, than there has been at any time dosing OM last
ten months, many of which are waiting foe cargoes.
The late distress has heen.severely• felein'this deparet
meat.—( tiltmeote Ores
Scarcely, any thing can more, fortibly. demonstrate
the distress which is prevalent among the working
people, than- the fact that buttermilk,-which has been
easily told her the bet fifteen years at a penny a pint
was yesterday solid in Calton at a halfpenny. What
eould more strongly show the necessity of emigration
Ooserureent'heve, it seems. determined that a stsiet
investigation into the recent dispacefal affair at hoe.
ver 'Nan immediately SAIL' place-
.l/

r, upon the the it con-iderahly b.
I describtrir the pstitos
"',"'""'"'" affection and
.. ; I
the power of
It to to either. lit
which t metaphor, w
.on. and en- 0 reminded as 01
eonvelsions by the tea
which they the majestic oak. bras'
I the boiled the force of the cietnen

eb .
• .11ARICETS. •
ay
mg Come-F>ctiesna. Jean 9.—We beveled Ina( Ifies fee
id- Wheat in since Moder, nor was there ranch of that oittetit,
at market this too yet the trade 'as very hoe . hat
1. not lower Man
or . for superfine tempter.
tett
'' a how inlet were. ratan the inferior desmifttlooe 0 I'.
is Ft quarter halt). litatiltr's prices.—Oats • are adiff
be Oglipdr,butiew had Novaya *rano, In store Wednesdn.
I= a
there is but litt9lV:. but pie" remain at no
W y•—le Beans tad there is so aheratiott.
as
fallTflabl.D.
Id— I (To tink deist/Cal; p Mose of illiti.) ,
sii I lhof - $4. thi. to Os. 44. tam. sx ac.
aptness . sq. M. 1.1 sq. ed. I gee t. .at seart
'. . • Sf 9
r• 1 Vest ; .
M.
UO. to 74 04. Cakrolja • --' •••• • .
Lu
ne i port . . be. .to Os NJ. Sheep. Me. . .. •
time
id I Laub , . 7s. 6.1. in Ms. Od. Mrs .• a
It ItAY AND lITIOW%
". • II. ills. lAA* V. 4e. VC
$ oi"mg" •
• • -D. SI. Oa. Ott •ao It IN. Yd.
911/are . . , . . •% • • IL aLifilis• it. Ilic,fai.