The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-04 00:00:00

SCOTLAND.

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DITTINU AT TATTIPSALL'S, Ace. 4.

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DONCASTER ST.
10 to I sgst Martinis of &Netter's. Tb
101 to I asst Mr. I.oftus's Woodbioe.
11 to I asst Arbutus.
l& to I asst e. by Welton. out of Lisette.
140 to 6 apt c. out of Altisidors.

STATE OF IRELAND.

When the Judges shall meet after this Assizes, I think it
" will be their unanimous opinion, that Ireland was never in
" a state of greater tranquillity than at present.-
(Judge Moores Marge to the GroodiJory of Manioc)
now pleasant it is to dismiss the fooleries and Ultra-
radicaltun of the fiction which has an long di:Herbed this
City—how delightful to turn 'from the little finery armee in
which we have been so long engaged, to the rherriiiii and
comfortable words of the Learned Judge, which c• base
placed at the head of this article.
The opihion of his Lordship is corroborated and confirmed
by a view of the Assize Intelligence, which has reached this
sales from every quarter of the country. —(Doblin Evening
Post.)
171011 ME N.
SPECIAL COMMISSION—STERLING.
MONDAY, JILT 81 .—This day the Court of Special
Commission was opened here by the Lord President,
and Lord Pitmilly, fur the purpose of arraigning the
prisoners from FaNtirk and Cainelon, when the follow-
ing defendants were placed at the bar, viz. :
James Bert, Andrew Dawson, Andrew Burt, the
younger, John Johnstone, Maid Turner,Jarnes Aitken.
wright ; John Macmillan, and James Aitken, grocer.
These defendants respectively entered pleas of Het
Grin, to the charges of the indictment.
The Loan Pa ZIIIDSNT then informed them that their
trials would proceed on Friday next the 4th of August;
and they were re-conducted to the Castle.
There appeared for the Crown,H. Boort Drummond,
Esq., as Counsel, and James Aruolt, Esq. W. S., as
Agent ; and for the defence, A. Hope Cullen, El. as
Counsel, with David Mackie and It illiam Xe*ander,
Esqrs, Writers to the Signet, as Agents.
J. P. Urant, Esq. M.P., and Francis Jeffrey, Esq.
are senior Counsel fortbe prisoners in the alone trials,
and the public attention has been much attracted is
the proceedings which will take place. It is supposed
that immediately after the conclusion of these trials,
sentence will be pronounced on the Bonnyniuir pri•
toners, who were formerly found guilty of High Trea-
son at Stirling.
The Court sits at Paisley to-morrow.

GRAND Ravtew.--The arrangements for the in-
tr.nded review of the three regiments of Horse Guards,
and the four regiments of light Cavalry, which it was
anticipated would take place on Hounslow Heath to-
day, have undergone some alterations. Instead of the
whole of the regiments being reviewed on one day.
three of them, the 10th Hussars, and the 16th and
19th Lancers, will be reviewed to-morrow ; and the
remaining regiments, the First and Second Life
Guards, the Royal Blues, and the 12th Cavalry, will
be reviewed on Saturday. These splendid spectacles,
it is expected, will take place in the presence of his
Majesty, and a numerous field of Officers of the
highest distinction.
Tata WISE'S RESIDENCE Ist Tows t.---A good
deal of correspondence has taken place between hi r
Majesty sad the King's blinistets.ifillipkicsi a a
town miaow,. The latter expresses reatliniss
to meet her Majesty's wishes in any manner which
shall appear practicable. Several houses have been
pointed out by both parties. To those proposed by
his Majesty's Ministers exceptions have been taken by
the Queen, while those demanded by her Majesty do
nut appear to be within the controul of the Ministers.
In this state the matter at present rests : and if her
Majesty is unable to obtain what she conceives to be a
suitable dwelling by the 17th of August, it is her in-
tention to proceed to town every day from Branden-
-1 burgh House, Hammersmith. A new carriage is
building for her Majesty, which will be in readine.s
fby the 17th of August. She will be drawn every day
' to the House of Lords by six horses, richly capari-
soned, and will he attended by a suitable number of
servants in royal liveries.
TROTTING Mvecn.--Wednesday afternoon, a trot- _
ting match was performed on the Romford road for
100 guineas, between a famous black mare, the pro-
perty of Mr. Williams, a farrier, in Poplar ; and a
horse, belonging to Mr. Marsh, of Whitechapel. The
distance was five miles, which was easily won by the
mare; but so sanguine was the owner of the horse in
winning that a quantity of favours were purchased to
be worn on the occasion. The spectators assembled
to witness this match were very numerous.
Boxass.—The match between Spring and the Oas
Light Man is off, as neither made their money good
ID Tuesday night agreeable to articles, and each re-
ceived bark the bl. deposit. Oliver challenged Spring
for a hundred or two; but it was not made. Belau('
challenges Josh. Hudson.
Yesterlaymoraing. about twelve o'clock, a young
lad nearly met bit death whilst bathing in the '1 lianie.,
near Westminster-bridge; Lieut. Oil lespie, of the 2Uth
Warmers. who was passing near the spot, observed
the boy struggling in the water. and immediately
plunged in with his clothes en, and sutveeded in res-
cuing him from a watery grave, although nearly ex-
hausted. The cutout was so strong. that it was with
great difficulty Lieut. Gillespie r..ached the shore with
the boy. whose life he WI so bessauely preserved.

C•11111.1EICRAIIIIE, Avower 4.—b coaserpreace of the
unsettled state of the weather. higher priesseere .sked far
Wheel this mends& sad aa advance of Is. per gr. was es-
teltsed for seperMse samples. aad all other description* sold
wore freely at Weibroday's prices. Oats hilly support
Monday's prices. altheagb the arrivals hive bees ersesid•r-
able this week. la Beats, Pau, sad ether 'dicks. there
Is so eiteratiosi.
RESTISTIKLII Maws. Java' 4.—There was bet a *moll
supply of Beef at iamb* dds morning; but is She!? •54
Lamb the Newly siad the ?deli a ITSIsittoa
and Lowly itedsisliasi that of last setae dayt bet the in-
ferior qualities WOO eathrr lower. Veal and Poch also t!tu
sun is peke as ea Mosby.
(T• Ask the OW; per stool of Sibs.)
Besf . . 4e. N. to Is. 441. CATTLE AT 111811 SET.
MIMEO 4e. N. le fa. id. Beasts
Veal . . is. M. teas. M. Calves
Perk . . 4e. M. sofa. M. bleep. te. . . 7,10
titq
Lash . is. M. to lb. 411. Pigs
Hay .......... Ills. 04. to M. M.
Clover ........ hi. as. Od. to 61Lan, 4 Its. 0. to il. ter.