The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-10 00:00:00

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Nr.WNIARKET JULY AtErriNG, IS2I.
MONDAY, JULY 9.

The July Stakes, a aubseription of 30ga each. 30tte 1. by
2-yr-old cobs carrying bat. Mb.; /Lira, Sst. 4:b.T.V.V.
Lord Rolls's The Stag. brother to Gazelle (Arnold) I
Duke of Grafton's h. c. Guerilla, by Partisan, out of
Coquette
Mr. Wyndham's b.c. by OctiTius. 'lsm by nohstnna
Mr. Rush's ch. f. by Ruben,. out of Reserve
Duke of Ratlatut's e. by Staolensko, dam by Shuttle
Mr. Fluater's c. by llaphaiard, out of Pea-l)losurn
Lor.l Grosvenoei brother to Falcon
Duke of Rolland's b. c. by Sir Pant, nut of Streamlet
Lord Exeter's hr. c. by Ilaphasard, out or !less
Mr. Goddard names b. f. by Marmittn, dam by Precirltate.
The Jud;e placed but 4.—b pair:.
oto I agst l'he Stag-3 to I oast Gutrilla -7 to I apt
Mr. tVynclltsat's b. c.—S to I syst hlr. Push's ch. f.--B to
tigat Brother to Valcou-6 to 2 algid Lord Exeter's hr. c.—
Woa easy.

This being the Newmarket Ju'v Meeting. there was no
bet:ing ut coniequpnee at Tatter:lilt's.

1111811 L. 111" INTELLIGENCF..

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NIoNntT, Jus.l Y.

Drreil sitimairwt.
Tilt KING P. PE rflt %:\ nrnErts.

The arguments upon the returns L. the writs of eer.
tiorari in these cases, came on this day in the Court
of King's Bends, when Mr. Perrin, Counsel for thn
prisoners contended, that the convictions were radi-
cally bad, and relied principally upon si% points, one
of which, namely, " that the offence charged against
the prisoners did not appear npon the retwn t.m hue
been either proved or confessed before the Corvi"ing
Magistrate,'' was so irresistible, that Mr. Foster,
Counsel fur the Crown, immediately gave up the case,
and the Court Trashed all the Convictions, and or-
dered that the Prisoners should be lot th with dis-
charged.
The Prisoners are put of the Crew of the
%Odell was captured i t Ponegal 13.:v :ty the Shawn: it,
is mentioned in a former paper.

THE litxt;•s CoaKT.—YrSterslaV, at fon:. his
Nlajesty held a Court, at his Palace, in Pail Mall,
which was attended by the Lord President, the Lord
Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, the Sccre..r'cl of State, for
the Home, the Foreign, and Colonial f)epartmeors, rti •
Master General of the Ordnance, Cie President of th
Hoar' of Trade, the Lord Great Chanshrrlain, the
Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward of the House-
hold, Earl Harrington (Gold Stic;s.) lltje,•v
Iselil•a Privy Council, at a hick the Speech fur
cluKing the Sessions of Palliative's', was a!,:reeil upon.
Several applications referred from the Cunt t oft
respecting. the Coronation, to the Bing in Covorii,
were agreed upon. (Other cases acre referre.l to tit
Committee of the Lords in Conned 14 meet to-morrow,
The King gave audi.mces to ti.. Part of ilatrowhy,
Viscount Sidmouth, the Marque-. of Londondrerv.
Earl Bathurst, Earl Harrington, and Lord tiwydvr.

Yesterday a Con 0000 ince of the Lords of the Council
met at the Council Office, Whitehall, ti hear Claims
respecting the Coronation, referred t.► then► fr.ins tho
Court of Claims, which was attended by the 1110:e of
Clarence, the Duke of Oloueestri, the Duke of Bed-
ford, &c.

Count Moltke, the Dani,k Minigter and suite, are
arrived at Iturnves Hotel, hrierster-stiture, to otenJ
the Coronation.

Ili! Majesty has been grarinn•ly pler;e.l to allow
and appoint Mr. Dyinoke, jun.. to perform the olive
of Champion as his fsthcr'• Ue•puty at the approach-
in,r Coronation.

The 4th Light Dragoons, the 9th Lincers, and the
litth Hussars have received orders to be in London by
the 16th instant, in order to atiend the Coronation.
Sm that including the Life Iltiard,, the Oxford Blues,
and the Scots Greys, we are to have seven regiments
of cavalry in town npon thin occasion. flow are those
?rumps to he disposed of Lord Londonderry saii
that military pomp was uni family a part of the ecre-
nmny of a Coronation, but alongside the platform,
through which the procession of Out Coronation is t •
move; nay, in the vicinity of Westminster Abbey an]
Westminster Hall, there really will not be room for
one-third of the cavalry which we hare mentioned.
Are the remainder then to he scattered through Lon-
don, to patrols the streets ":

We are confidently assured that the celebrated Mea -
dip Lodge, alrmit miles from this city. Lie th.:
property of the Rev. T. Whaler, was a few days since
purchased by an A,:-ent of the Queen, as a sum-
mer residence for her 31aiesty.—(Brisfol Gazette.)
The Barclay Match to do 1,01 k) miles in 1,000
—Mr. Eastcott, a Somersetshire Yeoman, who has been
lahonring at this great undertaking, has failed. The
mach was for 590 guineas. and the pedestrian was un-
able to proceed at the thirty-fourth day, when he was
four minutes over the hour in completing his mile. Be
remained well until the day before be was beat, and was
hacked at 2tol to n in. His legs were much swollen.
The contest for the Borough of Carmarthen closed
nn Thursday, when Mr. Jones was returned by a ma-
jority of 31, the nunibers being fur Mr. Jonas, 312.
and for Sir William l'azton 2sl.

Corn has risen considerably at Genoa, tasting to all
cargoes from Odessa being stopped at Constantinople
for the use of that capital, and the injury mainlined
by the growing• cents in Italy.
On Wednesday. the Lurd Provost, Magistriitts,
Council, unanimously elected Dr. Andrew Da
jun. to be Professor of Materia Modica, vacant by the
promotion of Dr. Jauu•s Home to the Chair of the
Practice of Physic. Dr. Andrew Duncan, sen. having
resigned the Prolesorship of the Theory Of Medicine,
the Council agreed to appoint a coadjutor and summer
on the lit of August next.

Holkman sheep•shearinz was this year more nos'.
rouslv attended than usual. Among Mr. Coka's
slis-
tingnished visitants on this occasion, were his Rapid
Highness the Doke of Sussex, the Duke of Bedford,
the Earl of Albemarle, Lord Erskine, Lord ti nor.
the Earl of Arundel, the Marquess of Taviatock,Lord
Aithorpe, and the Laird of Skene,

Orders have been issued to stop the proceeding of
the Defence, Intrepid, and other transports. with tbe
6th regiment on board, which embarked at Hall ter
St. Helena—they were to sail a■ Thursday.