The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-21 00:00:00

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Lord D— had, for some time, suspected hi
Lady. On Saturday, the 15th, he went out of toar,
for his father's seat in the country. He had previously
communicated his suspicions to his under butler and
one of the footmen, enjoining them to watch the Co.
lonel closely, n Weser he should come to the house,
His Lordship's commands were obeyed, Dot oat
with care, but with ingenuity. The Colonel is ,
musical man, a proficient on the violin, and his pre.
tence for visiting the Lady so frequently was to irs.
prove the taste she had acquired at a boarding-school.
A note from him was intercepted, in which there was
a great deal of love, but nothing of music. It p.
pointed a certain time for visiting the Lady in the
morning. Before that time, the observers of he
Ladyship had bo!ed a hole through the floor, under
One of the sofas in her dressiog-room, and had paned
a wire through It, which communicated with a lon
apartment. One of 'the spies concealed himself
solder' this sofa ; the other took his station in th,
room below. At the moment, whet, the Noir
r wished to have an additlonnl witness, he putkd ti
wire, and his associate imtnedictely mad• his appear,
ance in the dressing-room. The parties were thus
placed beyond all hope of explanation.
The footman went down to his Noble Master, flu
slight, by the mail-coach ; and, Wednesday mortunt
at seven o'clock, his Lordship arrived in town. II
drote immediately to an hotel, the Lady remainit
at his Manse in street. It was on Moods,
• TdetectionA. took place.
ie gallant is nearly 40—the brother of an Irish
Peer ; the Lady about 23. This unhappy young en.
men' brought her husband a very large fortune. The
Colonel offered the servants money to conceal what
they had seen, but they refused it.—lt is said, hat
probably without troth, that his Lordship promised
the two men to settle upon them their salaries and
board wages for life, if they served him truly in the
matter.

From IL Gentleman just returned from Gibraltar,
we learn that Gen. MIRANDA was lately tried before
the Secret Tributuil at Cadiz, and sentenced to be
strangled with the Dargarate, which punishment he
suffered accordingly.
Eloped, on Monday last, from the neighbourhood
of Cavendish-row, Miss B. aged about twenty yearsi
possessing a considerable fortune, with a gallant sort
of Mars. The happy fugitives- have, it is thought,
'leaped their course to the North.
A large placard. announcing a reward of 10001.
for the seizure of the person of BONAPARTE, as the
murderer of th, late Capt. \Velum., was posted oa
Tuesday through the town : it is a publication that
will not, we trust, escape the notice of Goner.
ment.

Mr. TIERNEY'S speech delivered in the Rosiest
Commons on the Civil List, is the theme of genersl
admiration—so also is that incomparable Blacking
manufactured by DAY and Maiivot, lit, buying
Road, Southwark, while it produces the finest polish
and jet black ever beheld, it preserves the leather
and *repels wet.—Sold retail in stone bottles.

TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.-•
The Tickets 1406, drawn oa Saturday last a Prize
of 830,000, and 3882, drag n yesterday another
Prize of £30,000, were both sold by a Lottery
Olice-keeper in Dublin, and not sold by any Lot.
tery Office-keeper in England ! ! The next Mall
that arrives from Dublin ail! bring the particulars by
whom they were sold.—April 20.

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Rye 3O 96
Barley
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New ditto
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