The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-19 00:00:00

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BRIGWPON. JAN. 18. )16 •
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Lords Liverpool and Castlereagh attired at tie
Pavilion last evening, and were honoured with
audience by his .oajesty ; they returned again to 6)p-
don this Jar. The Princess Augusta and Sophia liatVe
to-morrow, for Windsor ; and his Majesty *ill leavilto
Saturday, for Carlton Palace.
The supper, given by his Majesty last Saturtl.!y
week, "To the loyal fishermen of Brighton" ryas
under the dircc!ion and superintendence of the Very
Rev. the Dean of Hereford, Vicar of Brighton, Clerk
of the Closet, &c. and Walter Barrrett, Psq., apotte-
eery to his Majesty's household. By them a list of
toasts for the occasion, was given to the Chairman,
which it is amusing to find they had the root, "g
le include themselves! Under such auspices, it is
seedless to say that the name of her Majesty wi.s
etrsitte•! hnt the honest fishermen, as if conscious of
the impropriety of such omission, on their departwe
from the Old and New Ships, assembled at the din-
rent public•hoeses, where her Majesty 'shealth erns
dratikwith great good humour and conviviality. This
icircumstance needs no comment, it speaks volumes.

`DRVItY LANE THE4TRE.

Sea Wit.sots made her appearance at this Theatre
last night, in the character of Mande :Re, and attracted
anisodience
.never exceeded in brilliancy and nwimber,
eves in the most attractive days of lists; ; nor have
we ever seen the exertions of that performer draw
forth more enthusiastic expressions of delight
than those which crowned the efforts of the young
del,atante. She possesses a voice of vvonderfti, compass,
in which power and sweetness are blends-if in their re-
spective perfection. Iler execution is of the highest
order, and her taste not less refined and ion e. In &int st
all her songs she was encored; but those in which her
talents shone most respectably were, " If o'er lie erwel
tyrant bore,' and " the soldier tired." The former
of these was sung with the most enchanting simplicity
and sweetness, with no embellishment lint that whets
entirely corresponded to its own beautiful charact• 1,--
bnt time latter was the triumph of the singer. We hove
certainly never heard this astonishing braeura per-
formed with greater effect in all the requisite's for v. ii!'•
field' a part. The whole. Opera was supported in the
most complete style by the performerc, of wb nee hare
(often spoken. It will prove an Attraction which has
seldom been equalled is mtwlern times.

SPORmirG INTELLIGENCE.
BETTING, AT TATTERS MI.'S, JAN. IS,

Dtaim.-12 to I art e. ont of Prudence-136 I agst
Jock-20to 1 agst Polygar.
oAtil.-5 to I agst My Lady—, 11 to 1 agst
Rtnot.i:swuwurn.—•Y and 4 to 1 agst c. out of Pretence-1
to 1 art e. out of Morel.

NEWMARKET FREE HANDICAPS.

[Concluded from Tuesday's Paper.]
WEDNESDAY.--Sweepstakes of Ill9ge each, h. IT. for 3-
y r-olds ;T.Y. C. Four to accept, ur nu engegemew.
et lb st ;1,
Ivanhoe V 7 Arbutus . 7 i 2
Anli-Callican ........ 9 4 The Duke 7 IV
Falcon
Sorcerer colt
rlinl fitly 8 8 Malmsey .. 7 9
Allagretta filly 8 8 Cenova 7 9
'rhalcstris filly...—. 8 7 halebone colt. ...,, 7 9
Rubin Mod : 8 7 Lounger lO
Elevtion colt S 6 Belvidere 7 9
Cotton
Toe Atarnian
Moothsayer cult ll 4 Timareta 7
Paralus
Feramorx b 3 I Gambler 7 6
Vandyke colt 8 2 Corcet 7 3
Furiuso 8 2 Fuumon.... ..... 7 3
R °went . S I I The Bride...
THURSD.VV.—Seepstakes of 190 gs each, A. ft for 3-yr-
olds, A. F. Four to accept, or nu engagement,
st sill)
8 19. Weverlay .*, . . 713
Abra
Manchester . . .
Sophia
Nioonraker . . 7 7
I Tybalt
Brother to Nle :ter Henry 7 7
% eterinarian - - - 7 7
lloupoe
Sir Piercie • - - - 7 6
Rotabasioe - - - 7 4
Luss
Denmark - - - - 7 8
Clan Albyn - - - 7 3
Rebecca 7 3
Carbon

Abjer
Mr. I.nw . . . . ta
Ardro%ian cult . . 8 11
Tiger
Copeland . . • . 3
Aistiupe S 3
Pinclarrie . . . . ti 2
Emmeline . . . . 8 11
Spring (Jun . .
France
Jobson
Menulule Cult .
V. cult . . .
Luck
kl,ira
Moonshine . . .

The information franc Linia, received at Buenos
Ayres, reachrs down to the 15th of September. It
was confirmed that Lord Cochran... and San Martin
had ►tfectel a landing at Pisco, but nothing further
was known of their proceedings, nor wrre any fa-
vourable anticipations indulged regarding► their suc-
cess in this long projected enterprise, in con•egaence
of the nature of the advises from Lima, and the terri-
tory under its controul. It appears that the. Consti-

tuition accepted by Ferdinand i 11. in Old Spain, had
been promulgated in Lima and its dependencie4. It
bad heels declared with all the formalities belonging
to so important a change ; and the various public
authorities, with the Viceroy at their head, had pro-
ceeded to act upon it.
While poets are paying their Addresses to the Nine
'Wier, a wiser and more tioruvrous class of pericns
are invoking the Nine 'f.renty-ode Thonsancht, which
the contractors for the new Lottery have provide-I for
the Public ; and as Three of them are sure to be drawn
on the 23d Instant, bef..re the King's Speech is de-
livered from the Throne, we may guess the remota
why the Lottery Offices are so early crowded with
adventurers.

Coax EXCHANOE.—The supply of grain (except Oats)
has been very small thisweek, particularly of tine Wheat
and Barley, which ankles of prime qualities sold this
morning, on full as good terms as ou Monday, but there
was little demand for inferior samples. Tl.e arrival of
Oats have been rather inconsiderable, but tine ; fresh
Corn being in request obt tiled Is. per quarter more than
on Monday. Beans and Pees continue very dull in sale.
1 the supply of each being were Shan the immediate de.
mend can take off.
SNITS/ULM MARIERT.—Tbore was a short supply or
all cattle at market this tssorelhg. Mutton is deafer it;
price. Beef the same as last iltrket day. There !as 4
great quantity of inferior Beef at market.
(To sink the Offal ; per Stone of bibs.) - •
Beef .... 31.10 d. to 4s. dd. cassia AT MAitirrre
Mutton.. 25. Id. to la. OH .I
. Beam
Veal .... 4s. M. to hied. Calves
Pork .. • • 4s. &I to is.lod. Nbeep sad Lambs ..• . 4.,tiUQ
LAalb .... Os. N. to Os. (Id. Pigs ..
nu