The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-08 00:00:00

Nn hefting.—Wun ruby.

Sweepstakes of lOOg each. Is. ft. for fillies. out of untried
taarea, Sst. 4th. each. Ah.
Mr. Udny's eh. Ibis. by Tndlle, out of Rmilv res.
M►. Rush's b. by Haphazard withdraws his stake.
3 paid.
Mr. Rouverie's e. by Rhaeher. out of Brach's dam. agst
Mr. Pat ne's by Blucher. out of Little Jape, Sat. 41b. each.
R. M. 9.00g4, h. R. 01 by consent.

UOVFNT GARDEN THEATItt:.—The Kinr went in
state last niglit to this theatre, attended by the Duke
of Cl.lrence, Prince Leopold, aid sever ii persons of
distinction, in addition to his Maje.t% .4 usual suite
'I he cometiy of Ike shops to t'o Igo. 1., with I,o•rton
titurs auil A Roust,l ,'iir al filic,e, were the per-
fortuattees commanded. His lllal!..ty enter-11 his hos
exactly at seven o'clock, awl wis reeeit tol by very
fond and general acclamations. "God save the King 1
and note Britannia,- were stitiz in site es • by the
i performers before the coutmettrement of the colttedy :
;mil the former was repeated a• its a lit-ion. The
crowd was excessive; att.', in the pit. during the
interval between the aliening of the doors an.' the
rising of the curtain, several persons t tinted front the
. pressure, and were taken mit throe•flo the boxes.
On Sunday a Cabinet Connell was held at the Fo.
reiengt:fiee, which had been suintwoied not Saturday
night. 'lke Coutteil ',rol,e tip at Ital;-past fonr.
On Sunday morning 31r. Walters. the King's toes
sengrr, arrived in town v..'.th despa, he. from Vienna.
.t messenger arrived at the same tittle with despatches
from Italy.
Prince Itataffee4ined with Earl Katlinrit on Thurs-
day, after be;ug preseated to the King at the draw-
; ing-rootn.
Sir Francis Burdett. we ttn.lerstaml, left his ap trt•
1
ingots in the king's Bench at an early hour yesterday
morning, and arrived at his own house to breakfast,
its a private carriage, attended by a single friend.
Mr. lICNT.-it is with consitler.shle satisfaction that
Iwe learn eat the tine of :111111., which wag imposed
upon Mr. Ilunt for sellitt; l•reakfast powder, hos been
remitted by the Exchequer. at the instance of Sir It's
beet Wilson, who most handsont .ly inter(' .rd trithont.l
any valiyitati ta fro," er eimmunicatiott with, slr.
html.n .iir Robert also brought t':e matter b,fare the
.louse of Commons, unsolicited by Mr. Hunt, who has,
in a letter to a friend in London, expressed himself as
highly pleased and gra'ilied at this tint:lnked for kiln!
intrrfi rei...e 41h1 the part of Sir It. Bert Metchr.vier

Oeserrer.)
The Company's ship London arrived off the 1141 e 0
Wight the i;th.: she s tile.l from China on the !,tli of 1
Jariair;, arrived on the 14th of March at St. Helena,
which s .e left on the ttfth for Riteland. The 'Nieces!,
Amelia -aiie.l front ant arrive'! at St. lielenain
company with the London. '111.• Ptin, Amelia,
isrwell, and Scalehy Castle. it at.pears, 1.4 t St !lelena
three days before the London. 'I Warren Hastings
arrived at St. Helena un the •20tl, t i Mareti : her con-
sort, the Lally Canipbeil, had ?..!n to into the Caro--
Tne General Ilewitt and Matellion.its of Ely have ae.l
fired at the Cal e. The Coots and York had arrived
at ..1,1 Far, expecting tinily to be iliscsselied.
tl'e are hippy to learn, says the Editor of The Mtn-
eitester Gsrardian, that the ChaNher of Commerce in
that town, has addressed a spirited Memorial to the
Principal Secretary of State for the Foreign Depart-
ment, remonstrating against the smitten and arbitrary
banishment of Mr. Peel, from Leghorn.
A paragraph in Cerriek's.iforwimg Post of Friday,
states that the death of the Marquess of Drogheda, as
reported in all the London nen spapers. was errone-
ous ; his Lordship had been seen a!:y.. and well in
Sad:vine-street. Dublin.
At the Re tiling Sessions, William Killett. F.q., ap-
peahol to five rates made for tle• parish of Kintbury :
the chief ground of his objection to them nag, that the
Clergyman was not rated as ocenpier of his tithes.*
No defence was attempted and it n• 211 allowed by one
of the Overseers, that nn parish in Pnzlind reqiiired
a re-valuation more than the parish of Kintbury : upon
which, !liarles Dundas, H.q., the Chairman, and a prin-
cipal on nee of lands in the said parish, advised the Over-
seer, by his counsel, to agree to the rates being
quashed with costs, which was recorded. and the costs
referred to Richard Powlett Wrighte Benyon, Esq.—

(Reading Neter/IT.)
• In the .13,1 Edition, just published, of ll,trn's Justice,
page 11:3. •• And a parson. who lets to each parishioner his
own tithes, is proper!) the occupier and ought to be rated.-
16 Vin. 417. Abr."
RHIGRATIOX.—On Sunday morning the Earl of
Buckinghamshire, Captain Johnston, sailed from
Greenock for Quebec, with settlers, drawn from the
various associations of Renfrew' hire and the adjacent
county. The total number of passengers, old and
youths., by this ship, is fieo, of %%laic!' about 320 are from
itenfrevrshire, and the rest from Lanarkshire.
We understand, that the cottnn-spinners in this city
and neighbourhood have agreed to return to their
work to the satisfaction of their masters.—(Glaa-
gow Courier.)
APPREHENSION OF RADICALS IN ScoTtAnn.--After
the apprehension of John Dunlopv as mentioned in our
last, Mr. Gunn proceeded to Galstou, where he placed
ceatinels on different houses, and apprehended John
Goodie and James and Andrew Rot burgh, and lodgedl
them all in Ayr gaol on Monday morning. The wholol
of them were Outlawed, and considerable rewards of
for their apprehension, within sin months t but
that period being now expired, they had probably
thought they might sake their re appearance without
danger

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