The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-30 00:00:00

;sir in the ranks of foreigners against Franey,. and
whilst as a friend be would cheerfully rontrilrdle'to
'raise a statue to MS memory for s private sanctuary.
as a Dertty of France he should vote against it as •
public mondmeat. It was observed that although the
impression of that speech-was negative., all the mili-
tary officers, even those belonging to the Right rose
in its favour, thus 'honing to the Chamber that they.
shared the opiaions of the Orator with respect to the
.close of Moreao's caner. The various some propuse,t
were then voted, without any division.—Some of the
Ultra papers of Sunday pretend ;that news bad arrived
from Madrid of the capital being in the power of the
Royalists ; but the statement is unworthy of notice.
FRINCII Fuxin, JULY 21.—Five per Cents. opened
at 91f. 30e. ; lowest. 91f. 20c.; closed at 91f. 25c.
Bank Stock, 1600 E—Neapolitan Five per Cents. 700.
—Exchange on London, one Month, 25f. 33c.; three
months, 25f. 20c.

Madrid papers have come to band to the 18th inst.
inclusive, up to that time all was quiet and orderly in
the capital.
Letters have been received from Gibraltar, dated
the 10th initant. Some apprehensions were then en-
tertained that the garrison would be visited ItY the
yellow fever; bat precautions were used to prevent its
fatal effects. It has been recommended to the inha-
bitants who have not passed the epidemic fever, and
are in consequence liable to its attacks, that they
make arrangements, by the 25th inst., so as to be able
to retire for the eight to the huts on the neutral
pentad.
His Majesty leaves raven to-day or to morrow for
the Royal Cottage in Windsor Greet Park, where, it
is believed he intends to remain till within a day or
two of the rising of Parliament.
The Princess Augusta visited his Majesty yesterday.
Her Royal Higheras took leave of the King previous
to his leaving town.
We are happy to learn that the Duke of Sussex is
sefficiestly recovered from his late severe accident, to
be able to take an airing in his carriage. His Ito al
Highness, however, still requires the constant attend-
ance of his surgeon.
We are isfonsed, that his Majesty will for certain
visit the Duke of Athol. Preparations are, it is said,
making for a grand stag bunt to be given daring his
stay at Blair. The whole tailorage of the north east
of Perthshire are now busy in equipping the tenantry
of the Duke of Athol in proper costliest. There is a
-report that his Majesty will also visit Gordon Gentle
and Dunrobbin, but very little credit* attached to it.
(Inverness Corrier.)
The Lord Provost of Edinburgh bas applied to Sir
Richard Birnie. as Chief Magistrate of Police for Eng-
land, for the assistaneeof some officers, who know the
persons of English thieves, to guard his MOM, le
northern subjects against their depredations daring
his Majesty's intended visit. Sir Richard ha., in
consequence, appointed Townshend, Sayer, Vickery.
sad Bishop, to be in attendance in Edinburgh, during
his Majesty's stay in that city.
Oa Tuesday last, • public meeting of the refesse---- --
of Leeds was held in the Tr-'--- movist. Kit mend.
sum ate. amnia' Maude in the chair : at which an ad-
'ress of congratulation to Mr. Wooler,, on his libera-
tion at Warwick, was unsolmouely a 10. The
address was proposed by Mr. Mans, s etraled by
Mr. Jobs Ward, afterialL4impki eels
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voted ;.
Major weeniest. M r. ;Gobbet', Sir Charier
Wolseley, Bart. nitrate Northmoor, Esq. and eft
the Incarcerated Reformers.—(Leeds Mercury.)
Ma. Iblrav--Parsaant to public notice. the profes-
sional and other friends of the late Mr. Emery met
yesterday in the saloon of Mr. Arnold's Theatre, wi.en
Me. Robins having been called to the chair, be, in
a feeling address, informed the assembly that Mr.
Emery has left • widow and seven ebildree. The
youngest 18 months old, with a father 80 years of
age, and a mother 75, whom for i somber of years be
supported, in addition to his nemerant family, and
who by his death are left nearly destitue. The assist.
mica be bad also frequently afforded distant relatitee
and friends, and his g I liberality on all oce4-
sloes to the dist d of his own profession, as well
as his kindness to others, contributed to the melan-
choly result, that, dying in the prime of life, he bad
not been able to leave any provisions whatever to his
parents, wife, or little ones. An immediate eubscrip-
floe, amounting to above 1001., was entered into; and
it having been resolved that a public theatrical benefit
'should be resorted to in aid of the friendly purposes of
the meeting, Mr. Arnold generously offered the use of
his theatre, gratis ; and in case a larger theatre could
be obtained, Mr. Arnold offered the services of his
whole corps drama:one, sod to shut op his theatre,
that it might form no counter attraction on the eight
of the benefit ; Red this kindness was in addition to
his private subscription. The proprietors of Covent
Garden. however, liberally granted the use of their
theatre: a committee, to arrange and carry into effect
the above resolution, appointed Monday nest, August
the sth, for the night of the benefit. Mr. Ellistom
sent a liberal subscription, with a letter expressing.
his determination to do all in his power to assist the
cause of the meeting. Mr. Morris, proprietor of the
Haymarket. besides a handsome subscription, an-
nounced by Mr. T. Dibdio hie permission fur any of
his company to perform on the benefit night in such
part of the evening as may not immediately interfere
with their duties at thee Haymarket. Every one pre-
sent teemed most anxious to do his utmost in further.
lug the success of the undertaking.
Died on Sunday hat, aged 18 months, Maria, the
daughter, of Mr. Jewen, of Hampstead.
An inquest was held on Friday. at Trowbridge, on an
infant three months old, who had been connuitted to the
care of a child who let it fall, from which it is supposed
to have died instantly. The artful girl, instead of in-
forming its parents, laid it on the bed, and ran to her
own home. On the return of the mother of the infant

(mu her work, the child being in bed, she took no no.
tice of it, but, previous to going to her work, she took
the child up, and found it dead. The feelings of the
mother cannot be descrihed.—Accidental death.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S.—Jvcv 29.

DONCASTIti Sr. Lacaa.-9 to 1 east litrup —9 to 1 qst
Mamellus—lo to I agst Ajax—ll to I *gat f. out of
Afandana-18 to I apt Euphrosyne-20 to I aunt Theodore
—22 to I apt Nambyth-23 to I oast Mr. Gaseoisroe's c.—
SS to I east Lorenzo—SO to I Bast Sycorax—at to I agst
Magnus Troll-30 to I agst Mscdutl— 30 to 1 apt Nego-
tiator.

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Ozroan Cur.-7 to 4 ogst firm's-5 to I ogst Liberty.
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