The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-17 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

prrriNo Al' TATERSAI.I.I. Nor. 16.

baitsv.-15 to I east Gustavus—lS to I eget Brother to
?artisan-100 to S agst e. out of Churn-100 to S asst e.
out et Cressida—WO to 5 eget c. out Of Wrel.
dies.-0 to I apt My Lady--,11 to I asst 1. out of
Emily—lito I east Breeze.

FREEMASONS TAVER.V, GREAT
QUERN STREET.
•DJOORNIED SIBRYIBO ue TIIB rsnistits OP ST
AND ST. °SOROS% BLOOMSBURY.
A very numerous and lii4bly respectable assent-
binge of persons, among whom we noiiced t,ord John
Russell,John Cam iloblionse, Mr. P. Aloore, Major
Cartwright, Mr. Hobert Waithman, jnn.
The business of the day was opened by Mr. M tstsr.
who briefly alluded to the adjournitiritt of the last
meeting, and coneratulated the company on the ad-
vantages they were likely to derive from the accession
of the Noble person he should propose to the s.:hair—
Lord John Russell. This was received with great
acclamations.
Lord JOON RUSSELL having been called to the
Chair, addressed the meeting, observing, if he had
not previously attended the public inectinz,l of the
metropolis, it was not from the waut of congenial feel-
ing on his part, lint becsuse he thought in ahstaining
from that course he was snore likely, in an unprejudiced
'kart of view, to serve the interests of her Majesty and
the country is his place in the House of Commons, If
ever the question should come there. As however that
was not likely now to be the rase, be hit o' tip d the
call of th.we frieuds with whom his fitfully Tool been
low! allied, and to tv horn he was equally attached
from principle. lie would take this opportunity
of exiiressitte his dete-!ation of the unconstitutional
Fociciting in the IluttF, of Lords, and his exultation
in the tuitiecal joy, at the triumph !wt. .111;sty had
ohtlined titer the most 1112140011 i co':spinkey that eta
s.; tared the annalist( this noun r:. lie t ot help
emtprattilatill7 the Meeting on the ittlepenilent cor-
tltt,•t of a part of th.tt Ilim..e, evh q.t. the 4bai it- me '-
sore origistated. The good sense, patriotism, a. d
failittg of certain Noble Peer: 111.1 rescued both dm
Witte Anil the 4:olmtry films an stern ml
The Wile Lord concluded a si,e:!cli of great imi-
enatiou, lit inlet mitt!! the Meeting they were coiled
together fur the double purpose ot annexing to their
former proceedings an address of ccovrratolation to
her Majesty, and an address to the liing to dismiss
I his conneils—the Ministers who had poi tried the
Royal ear and insulted th.• n Ilion.
The Ist Resolution was moved by Mr. Peter Moore.
and was an Address of Congrattilltion to the Qiieeit.
on her escape from conspiracy and calumny. He coin-
pliutented the Noble Chairman on his alacrity in sup-
porting the wishes of his countrymen, and observed the
people of Enland had only to retain the uoinsimity
they It td on this ace ision displayed to be at all tiniss
surcessful.
Major CARTWRIGHT moved a Resolution expreseire
of the opinion of the Meeting, that if the cause of
her Majesty should by any means become disunited
from that of the people, she would thou be um:e marts
a victim to the malice of her enemies.
Mr. Pitt actior seeonded the Resolution, although
ibetrottiteJ that mutual idea existed as the po,sibility of
separating the cause of the people from drat of tho
Q teen or of the king. None but a wicked and
proligate administration, having only their own
interests and emoluments in view, would cotnntit acts
tending to disunite the peoile from the monarchy.
Me. .%1 %N S. Chairman of the Committee, fallon eel,
in an eloquent and appropriate speech, a report of A y
w no our limits will t allow.
C01.711' OF Iiiitrat.:II.GUILDHALL.
WESTJIISSPER.--(Tuti Muuttu:u.)
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ACIIIY CIVIAVII.
This was a case about the right of the defendant lea IY.
a certain property, which was a grant to the Earl of A 2
11'1111101M and his helm The question in dispute was,
whether it was a real ur a personal estate'?
Mr. DRNMSM contended that it was a personal es-
tate, and their Lordships had the authority of Lout t
Ilarlwiel,e, in the same c..s that it was personal. if
it were not a', it was an iusitrope,. decision ; but there sif
was no reason whatever to consider that it was sa.
Mr. Rtenstostel argued at considerable length on
the other side. lie said it was a kind of property that
co del not go except by a specific devise. The Learn-
eil tientletnaus cited several cases iu support of his ar-
violent.
No decision was pronounced.
0
The Lotto COMP JUSIICX was pleased to observe to
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Mr. Richmond that it bad been extremely well argued.
Eer:te,,lsi in our law report of Tuesday I ist.—ln the
case of Lewis o. CLussar r. Mr. Lewis had not bran
discharged from the Insolvent Debtor's Court, as
111
th.irvin Jawed.
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FlRE.—.lbout half-p t-t eight o'clork on Wednes-
day night, while several pawns were drin'.ing at the
!souse of Mr. Cochrane, the sign of the Celt Fin, is
tirub•atreet, they w..re thrown into the greatest state
of alarm by a tire Vealiing out in the cellar, supposed
the work of some itteendiary, which burned with such
fury that the staircase, wainscot, and flooring, we e
chortly is one blaze. Ihe engine anti liquors were
realovell immediately from the bar; the litst and ale-
cond dour, with the furniture, were ;artly destroyed ;
but by the indefatigable exertions of Lime bakers and
others who were in the house, the fire was happily gut
il under before the arrival of the fire-engines.
During the illuminations, bat few windows in the
west end of the to,vn were broken. Tho houses which
sulfered most were the Marquis of Anglesea's, where
seventeen large panes were looker ; the Earl of Whit-
'
worth's, in Urosvenor•square —the whole of the dining
I
1 parlour-windows were broken. A few panes wets
' broken at the Duke of Moutrus 'a house, in tirostirenue-
i spier.% Several panes were broken at the Earl of
flar..owhy's house, and likewise at the Earl of Lone-
dale's house, in Charles-street, Berkeley-square. 'lke
above are all that are stated as being broken in that
end of the town.
Coax Exctsamos, Nov. 17.—We have net bad
. fresh arrivals of Wheat.this morning, but a oeseldwa
trantitv remained over from Wednesday's market,
which the demand was bat trifling; yet what salt ite#
male of fine samples were on as good terms as eel Mon-
day, but the inferior descriptions could not be get ail 4c
an abatenaest of Is per quarter.

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