The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-27 00:00:00

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.etiaset a vast variety of intaglio would speedily take
slam aid droll paslions would; of course, be roused
rowing.. With this sort of opposition we feel so
fel-
torship but, on the contrary, we suspect we might be
&reed to give our approbation to the measure in the
tell points for which it is condemned. The great aim of
the bill has ear heartiest concurrence. To secure to
4, shwa the attainment of useful knowledge for their
aibirea, aid to rescue those of tile middle and the
higher classes from the contagia of untutored poverty
to places where ignorance, idleness, and vire have been
secastomed to prevail. are objects whiCh every en-
hotened man cannot fail to have at heart. There are,
Weed, still some who would pretend that the tranquil-
lily of society is best maintained by the ignorance of the
ale. There are still some who for the sake of the
yew, would consign the many to barbarism and mental
'gloom. There are still some, who, to Ratter the rank
and repose of affiance, would sacrifice to its gross and
selfish conceit, the int ellectual cultivation of their
fellow-creatures. Happily, however, we know that
these are few, and that the history of all ages is a re-
futation of the errors they indulge. It net the dif.
fusion of knowledge, it is its rarity, from which most
of the mischiefs that disturb and disgrace society

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panes of glass, but no great
.dinnage, we understand,
was done. The mob afterwards ions-eyed it down to
Gaylield §quare, with the avowed intention cf return-
ing it to its proper situation ; but some of its is heels i
breaking down and retarding its pregress, a light was
procured from a lamp, and it was ultimately destroyed]
by fire.
We regret to have to record the following melan-
choly accidents which occurred during the day. In
Potter-row, a boy had loaded a small cannon, which
was accidentally discharged at a time when Thomas
Buckliatu, a child only six years of age, h:.l placed
himself immediately opposite its muzzle, and received
the contents in his groin. The cannon was at first
said to have beer only charged with powder, but se-
veral small pebbles were extracted in the course of
the evening, and he expired last ni;lit after enduring
great misery.
Another boy was seriously injured in High-street,
by the bursting of a small cannon, or pistol, which ,
had been heavily charged with pebbles. Several un- '
pleasant accidents occurred from the discharge of '
gunpowder and fire-works, but the above is 'Cie only
fatal one that has yet come to oar knowledge. The
precautionary measures adopted by the Ilatistraey
prevented the apprehension of any extensive mischief,
and perhaps induced a more early dispersion of the
crowds which thronged the streets and the bridge,
than could otherwise have been expected.

MARDIrAREA AND CrITERY.

OF CHANCE:IT—Tom Moamar,.
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The question of the injunction respectlog Lora $
roll's PlJy, Me Mize I re...kr, we; this moriiitiffilis-
cussed in the Lord Cliancellor's private eltanitter : Mt •
Attorney-tieueral appearing for Drury Lace 'I Eestrc„
and Mr. Shadirell on the part of Mr. `:hurray..
Their arguments having finished, his Lordship
wisi.e.l the parties to come to an arrangement
but tithling that was nut likely to take place. he inti- •
mated an opinion that the course would be to continue
the injunction and to send a special case for the deri. •
sion of a Cotrt of Law. His Lords'aip again pressed
for an acoommodat on, observing. that if that was nut
agreed to, and the parties sent to his house by to-:n,s,-•
row at one ()Yowl:, thev should have his deliberittse
opinion u riven out, ready to be tlelscred to them.

COUR'

SPONGING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN mr.frrmo, 1321.

Tarps.. .iv, Aram 116.
The Claret Stakes of
1.
.8 VAlgs. each. h. ft. colts, Sit 7111. 211;es,
D.l.
Q. of Rntlind's f. Emmeline t
H. R. H. the D. of Yoe**. Prottqions
g
1.. d. Ester'' b. c. The Athenian
* to. I agst. Emmeline; 7 to 4 apt. Prodigious; 7 ta•A
apt. Athenian. . .
Sweepstakes of Solles. each. h. ft. Bst. 712. each. U. I.
11. R. 11. the I). of York's Banker
Sir J. Shelley's Antes. 2
Tiresias and Champignon

to 4 on Banker.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. rac:'. h. f:. Sales, Fist. 7!b. Cies.
Sit. 4fh. R. M. Those gnt by untried stallions, or out of
untried mares. allowed Sib.
D. of Ctraftor's b. c. lAwr.cce. tly Reims. out of Pintret 1
D. of Portland's ch. c. by Election. dumb; Ilambletonian 2
Mr. Resb:s c. by Wsxy, out of Rlnslaii . • . .
lien. Grosvenor's b. c. Potemkin, by Ditto, out of 'leasers
M. Extoer's b. f. by Cardinal York. dant by Goolumpas
Mr. CliariNin's b. c. I.ittle Davy, by Fy Metier
Mr. Viller's cit. c. 'lnnis. by Den Cossack
1.4. Foley b. c. by Walton. out of Sycoraz . . .
fd
111 e Judge placed but S.
7to 4 ago.'. T.rier retire 3to I apt. U. of Portland's eh. c.;
3 to I agst. Mr. Bush's b. c.; b to 1 *gat. Little Morey.
Sweepstakes of 1:.-0gs each, 1000. bet. 50s. B.\l.—Fieven
Subscribers.
r. Booverie's e. by Orrin,. nut of Morel - - - - 1
M
D. of ration's r. Resiva:ll. by Haphazard -- - 2
D. of Cirafton's e. by S'o'ul, out of Chars-oal - - - - 3
Mr. Goddard's b. e. brother to Bohatlil - - - - - 4
4 to I opt. Sir. Bouverte's c.; 7 to 4agt. Reginald ; sto I
mt. D. or Grafton's e.
Mw takes of 100 g'. each. h. ft. for the produre of mares
covered in 1817; c ohs f;it. 71b. kW. 41. b. B. Si.
Mares and stlltiens uhiels hnd nevrr prodnerit a Airman.
to be allowed 3tb. if neither had bred a winner, Mb.
n. of Grifton's c•Titisn. by Rabens. out of Pope Joan 0 I
Mr Rush's b. f. by Haphazard (mare untried) -
Ld. Sufield's c. by Maley. out of Black Beauty - - - 3
Sir. Jones's c. Valentine. brother to Fano:y - - -
Five paid.
( to 4 s..:st. Titian : even betting on I.!. c.: after
the heat to Aon Sir. Rush's b.f.
The Forfeit Class of thi- flatlands Stakes of lOcs each. D. I.
•
Fighters Subscribers.
Mr. Bouverie's Arbutus. by Walton. 9 yr, old. . I
Lord Jersey's Master Ilenry, 5 yrs old.
Sir. Wyndham's Robin flood, 3 yrs old. 7.41. 71b J
General Grosvenor's Mconshlue. 3 yes old, ;it.
Mr. Godolard•s Nloonraker. 3 yrs old, 7sl
3to 1 agst Arbutus—ii to It spott Master Henry —3 to
agst Robin flood--4 to I agst Mooarnter.
Sweepstakes of etalgs. eecto, h. ft. Wt. 7lb. TT M.
rr
H.R. H. Ilia 11. of York's c. Frirnont, by litacher
his st
of Gretun'a ch. e. Polygar withdraws ave
Sir. O. I. Fox's b. c. by t4tripling. darn by Pawl:ilia tod.
General Grosvenor's I'lony, 70. 411,. ree. it !tom Mr.
rhailton's Pheeniv. fht: ilh. A. F. 211035.
Very good rack; this day. the wralher
hs4 vvry
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More company supposed to be present Min
the great race between Ilambleturrian and UIAIII. 11J, 251 r
Math 1709.

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APRIL itb.
The Craven Stakes of logs earls. P. P yr-oidS Sot
iamb.; tist. ; 4-yr-olds, a I. alb.; 5-yr-olds
41st. ; G at..l sired, tit. tlb. Mares nd
31b.—Mile and a quarter.
Mr. Ferguson's Zr. e. Jonathan. by o:tavlan . I
Mr. Latribtoit's Borroilino
Marquess of QlleellbUry*4 Miss Syntax
Mr. J. Ferzu.on's 'rho Doke. rising 4 yrs old 4
btu 4 astst Miss syntax-2 to I 'gat Borrodiuu—lo to I
agst. Junstaan.
The Protitos- `takes of •?5,.:s each, h. ft. for Go produce of
Mares ...' in 1817 ; colts. Sgt. 31b.; fillies. 4-.4t. 3lb.
allowed to.were. those got by untried Stallions, Ike - Two
Miles.
Mr. Allise••4h. e. Smolemko. mit of Ann* Bella .. • . I
Mr. Jaque.'s f. by bsinte,, dam Shuttle
3
Mr. I?i,blell's f. by Comes
Macbeth,
. Mr. I.smbton's c. Malcolm, by out of
I Peterita.
5 to 4 on Mr. Allison's b. e.
The cost Stakes of 30gs. each, lugs forfeit, for Colts rising
1 yrs oltl.hst. 31h. ; tist.—Two miles.
Mr. James's eh. c. by X Y. . out of a sister to Nell Meldoi,
Wall. Zed over.
The Yearling Stakes of lags emit, p. p. Colts, Sst. 31b.;
ti:a.—One mile.
Mr. (la rldge's ch. e. by Cotton, out of Pietism
Mr. J. I.onsdale's f. by W0.,5,1, dam by Sittdille
Mr. W. Pririe'S h.c, Baron Bowes, by. Woeful, out of
Itenieusbrance.
to 4on Baron Bowes.-8 started.

Tile IIMATCH or WOO MILZP IN 1000 ilot:att•
—Nlany adventurers Lave attempted this won lerful per-
form:owe, never yet completed but by Captain Barclay,
A tienticsnan of the name of Itenninghorosgh has beau
fourteeH days at the task at Yeorninster, Bucks.
continues fresh and well, and is backed at even to witit
The snatch is for WO guineas.
Mrs.:wrest, Sctons.—.li. housemaid in a gent*
man's family in Sloane-street, attempted to destroy
herself yesterday morning, in a water-closet is time
lions.. She was discovered suspended fraos a beans
by a ellow-servant, and fortunately she was cut dowh
I
ti f
me to resture suspended animation. Pregnancy
was the cause of the rash act.
Conx-ExcHatroa. APRIL 27.—We have had hut few
arrivsl, of any grain since Monday, except Oats ; ef
which aricle the supply has been very Imre, and at a
decline 401 to. per quarter. The Sales were very dull.-4
The Wheat trade was exceedingly heavy, and only prime
picked samples could be got off at Monday's prices: all
other descriptions are 21. per quarter cheaper.—Barley
is Is: per quarter, lower, and the inferior qualities e
saleable.—lu Beans and Peas there is no alteration.
fiSIIIIIIPIELD-NIARKET, APRIL 27.—This morning's
osirket was middlingly supplied with all kind of cattle.
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and the prices were much the same as last market day.
(To slok the oust; per stone of 011/s.)
Reef •• . . 3s. 6d. to 44. 61. CATTLE LT KAHRET.
Munroe.. 3s. 6d. to 4e. 61 Beasts WOO
Veal .... 4s. 6d. to 6a. 6.1. Calves St
Pork •• .. 4s. 6d. to Es. 61. Sheep sad WNW. .
Lamb ..• . Ts. OA. to 141. Od. Pigs
Illiv-Maaxerr.—The Hay-market remains as per last
week.—Straw and Clover remains as usual.
Ilay ....31. Ins. to 41. is. I Straw —ll. Its. to U. lia•
Clover —4l. Os. to 41. hr.