The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

SUMMER CIACCITS.

The Judges filed their Circuits yesterday for the ensn-
ing Summer Assizes as follows:—
OXFORD.—Sir C. Abbott, Knt. C.J. ; the lion. Mr. B.
barrow.
NilltrOLK.—Sir R. Dallas, Knt.; the lion. Mr. J.
Richardson.
Mtnt..aNn.—Sir 11 Richards, Knt.; the lion. Mr. .1.
Park.
WERTERN.—The Hon. Mr. R. Graham ; the Hun. Mr.
J. Best.
Home.—The ll'n. Mr. B. Woo. 1; the Hun. Mr. J.
Illirrossghs.
' NORTllritS.—Thr lion. Mr. J. Bayley : the Hon. Mr.
J. Holroyd.
The Grand Jury for the County of Mitlelle‘ex were
sworn in this morning, and received a charge from Mr.
Justice Bayley, but it contained nothing of a public
nature.

ELEcitoN or Sllrairr..—State of the Pull this thy
at one o'clock :
For Mr. Alderman Oarratt - 1125

For Mr. Alderman Venables - • 121`t
Fut Mr. ('rook • 3%9
It is now rumoured that, from the present state of
public business before both Houses of Parliament, the
('ominous still adjourn on Tuesday next for a few days,
to afford the Lords time to proceed with the Bills that
mar have passed the Lower House; that the Commons
will re-assemble on the succeeding Friday, to receive
Messages from the House of Peers as to the fate of the
several Bills sent up to them; and that both lionises will
be prorogued about the 9th or 10th of next month. The
prorogation will be by Commission. The state of Pa-
lace-yard, and the neighbourhood of both Houses, in
ennsequenee of the extensive preparation making for the
Coronation, will prevent his Majesty from exercising this
prerogative in person.
Yesterday the. Marquess of Londonderry had an
audience of his Majesty at his Palate iu Pall-mall.
A private letter from Paris communicates an official
answer from the Emperor of Austria to a deputation
of the provincial States, who had offered their ron•
t-ratolations on the •e-establishment of peace in Italy,
wherein his Imperial Majesty is pleased to stigmatize
the insurrection of the ti.erks as the result of a con-
spiracy not less criminal" than that of Naples. If
this statement be correct, the issueof the present strug-
gle must be deplorable indeed.
BRUS%ICI.3, Jcsit 2.l.—The Sardinian Government
has at length succeeded in obtaining of the Suiss
Government to prohibit Messrs. Santa Rosa, Saint
Marsan Lisio, anti the Prince of Cisterna, from residiu,
in the Canton of Geneva, or in the Pars de Vaud.—
This measure will probably be extended to all the
Piedmontese in all the Cantons of Switzetland. The
Prince of Cisterna, and other Chiefs of the Revolu-
tion have been coniernnel to death, and hung in
effigy.
The Report of the Committee of the House of Com-
mons on London Bridge, concludes as follows:
" After attentively considering all the evidence, your
Committee are decidedly of opinion that the present con-
struction of London Bridge causes great impediment to
the navigation of the River Thames, and is very inju-
rious to the interests of the owners of the vessels which
navigate the river, by occasioning frequent damage to
the craft, ind the loss of many lives.
" That it appears to your Committee, that the only ef-
fectual remedy which can he applied to remove all the in-
couveniencies and obstructions now existing, is by the
entire removal of the present Bridge, with the starlings
and waterirorks. and the erecting a new Bridge, with
not more than five arches.
" That it appears to your Committee, that consider-
ing the local interests eonneeted with the approaches
to the present Bridge, a new Bridge should be erect-
ed on the present site, or as near as possible to the
same.
" That it appears to your Committee, that the City of
London hold in trust certain large estates, which were
left to and have otherwise become vested in them, for
the purpose of sustaining London Bridge. That the
yearly rental of such estates, subject to certain charges
made thereon by Acts of Parliament, and otherwise, and
to expei.ses of management, the particulars of which
will appear in the evidence of Mr. Robert Finch New-
mast, the Bridge House Comptroller, now . amount to
upwards of 23,000/. and which, upon falling in of
leases, will be gradually increased. That the Trus-
tees also possess stock tad cash, of the present value
of 112,000/. and which sum is applicable to the same
purpose.
" Your Committee farther state that in the event of i
the funds applicable to the proposed works proving in-
sufficient, which they hare no reason to believe will be
the case, they are of opinion, that adequate means of
raising the money maybe found, without imposing a toll
on passengers passing over the Bridge.
That your Committee reoommoad that a Bill be
brought into Parliament evilly in the nest Session, for
carrying into tweet their Report t and they also further
recommend that the notices required by the standing or-
ders of the House, rotary to the execution of such
a plan as mai4inalryerapproved of, ought to be given
he the My taibrailest previous to the newt Session
at Parliament, ergot that the work, if maidiemmi by
Parlawood. may proceed without delay."

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCR.
STANFORD RACES. WID•EADAY. Jaffe W.

Sweepstakes of 100 gs each. h. ft. for 3-yr-olds. New fakir.
Colts. flat. 711 a.: fillles, 9111, CS.
Marquess of Exeter's b. c. by Soothsayer. out of a sister to
Chippedham. walked over.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Sweepstakes of 94ts each,
p. p. for Y-yr-olds.—Colts. Sst. uib. ; fillies, List. Ch.
9.-yr-old course.
Lord Grosvenor's brother to Belvidere (S. Pay) - -
started.-8 to 4on Brother to Bnividere.—Won by a :th.
A Gold Cup of 100 gs value. by Suhrrib:•rs of lOgs each.
p. p. ; the surplus to be paid to the a inner in specie.
Three-Tr-olds to carry fiat.: 4-sr-olds. 7st. 71b.• r-
olds. Sit. M.: 6-vr-olds. 9st. ; and aged. 9st. 2lb. --Use
four-mile heat —Mares and geldings *Honed rh.
Lord Clarendow's f. Antiope. by Whalebone. 4 yrs (CPR) I
9 started.-0 to 4on Antiope.—Won by half a length.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Fifty Pounds. by
3-yr-olds. Colts to carry Vlb.: Hides, Sit.; that
never non M. in plate. match. sweepstakes. or suliscriy-
tion.—Once round to a heat, the best of three heats.
Lord Clarendon's b. c. Alasco. by Claselial (T. Cliff) I
and walked over the second heat.
Mr Wright's Haddon. (post entrance)
Mr. Belies cb. f. Moiety. by Rubens, out of Antelope - 3
7 to 4 on Alasco.

Titer: was no betting of eMtsevenee at Ttstterssl:'4 yes-
terrin!..
RIDE ANT, DRIVE THU:TT-FIVE Mu.El IN Two
OCRS.—Tbis match of 51r. Stracey's was derided
vesterday morning at Datchett, Esses. It was won as
follows ;---Mr. Stracey rude his g:ey mare :NI utiles
within the hour, and be immediately turned a gig and
accomplished the 1 miles in the u:lter hour. Fuar
horses were allowed for the matri:, which was for a
hundred guineas.—Time will hacked at ti to 4.

The Lords' Committee a f Connell anpointed to consi-
der of his Majesty's coronation assembled on W ednesday
at Whitehall. Patel Harrowby sat as President, and
an:oig other distint,Tuislied itislivitluals present were
their Royal Hignesses the Dukes of York, Chrestre, and
Olorester : the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Duke of
Montrose. the Marquess Camden. Earl Dotmeglimore.
Sir Wm. Scott, Sturges Bourne, Esq., the.—A' er deli-
berating on various subjects which were 1•11-t”Ited to
them, the Committee adjourned to Monday ecxe
The entire band of lieutleinen Pensioners are to aftett.l
the Coronation of his Majesty.—Summonses hate !
issued for the Knights t •onolianders of the 'lath, wilose
appearance will greatly add to tl r splendour of Illy so-
lemnity, their under-dress bring similar to thaeof the
Knights Grand Crosses.
The tiekets of admission to the Abbey are in progre.a.
The whole distribution of these tickets will rest with tLe
Earl Marshal: but as vet, no positive calculation had
been made to the moldier is bich shall he issued.
The person who is to perform the office of rhampioe
is not vet selected. There is a memorial on the su'ojeet
from the Rev. Mr. L)vm before the King ; and as
the voting Gentleman who is Amiens to undertake the
task, only tr.ifitS a few montils of being of age. it is nut
impossilde that his prayer, as a matter of indulgence,
will be granted.
Flex:.—Yesterday afternoon, between two and three
o'clock, a fire, whirl. created considerable alarm, lorolor
out in the Wonky of the house of Mr. Justice Best, in
Bedford-square. It orieinateil, as is supposed, in cut:
sequence of a pipe o hich extended from the stove to the
chimney, starting front its proper birth, and thereby
communicating tire to the wainscot, which appears to
!wen burning for ...me time I...fitre it was discovered.
as the aiarnt was first raised in consequence of the flames
being seen ascending through the roof. Mrseer.gers were
dispatched in all directions for engine., and several were
soon in attendance.—The fire, before it could he got
under, although • plentiful supply of water ritlered,
caught one of the stables adjoining, the pia of whirl.,
together with that of the laundry, were lonia. The
flames were fortunately prevented from extending to ary
of the dwelling houses.
The steam boat Roh Roy, that lately rommencel
running between Dower and Calais, met with a sev,•rr?
accideut in entering the latter harbour on lloniay
evening. She struck first the dicker work, and sub-
sequently the gun bail;;, and has received considershlo
damage. It is supposed the injury to the machinery
cannot be repaired in France.
On the 9th inst. as some yowl:: men were anineirg
themselves with the exhibition of legerdemain tricks,
in a public house in Montrose, one of them, whil.e
performing the deceptil.n of swallowing a knife, actu-
ally allowed it to slip down into Isis stomach, to the
great consternation of the awkward imitator of Ket-
terfelt and ['Jaz. It was an entire week before it
passed through the intestinal canal, without giving.
much uneasiness: and %vas found to be a penknio
about three inches long, and weighed three quarters
of an ounce.—(('oledomiaes Mercury.)
Sutettoe—Yesterday mornlng a lady of the name
of Bond, who resided in L:ttle Mary-le-hone-street,
was found suspended (root the tester of her bed. She
was cut down immediately, and surgical assistance
procured, but she was quite dead.
CH %RUC OP MURIOE3.—LAIIMETII-STREPT.—Yester-
day Thomas Taylor was putt to the bar charged with
the murder of William Foley, yesterday mornino, in
Blue Anchor Yard, Rosemary Lane. 1 t appeared that
the deceased died of a blow he received in a boxing
match with the prisoner. The Magistrate ordered the
pris .ner to be remanded until the Coroner's verdict
should he obtained.

VISPPELS SPOIELY WlTlL—Canton, from Liverpool to
Bolton, 20th ult. lat. 47.5. long. 33.—Umorge, from
Poole to Newfoundland, 214 t. lat. 44. 44. long. 32.
Trafalgar, from Liverpool to Quebec, 23.1 lat. 41. 34i.
long. 2.7.30.—L0ui5., from Havre to Libratior,24th,l4,.
49. 3. long. 23. 26.—lsia, from Portsmouth to Qiehrc,
26th, lat. 49. 50. long. 22. 2.—Mercury, from Bideford
to Prince Edwards Islands, 26th lat. 49.11. long. 21.
7.—Jane, from Workington to Bristol, (A) 4th in4t. 13t.
31. 26. long. 10.25. by she Cos4ack, Walker, arrived 3t
Dublin 13th inst. from Trinidad.