The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-01 00:00:00

SPORTING.

forcing the.must odious and ".,std laws,
intolerable to the natives, and tnost prejudicial to
our trade ; but we have no right to complain of
these Spanish Pro.eonsuls—our Ministers alone
are answerable to the nation fur the tuipable sup.
port which, in contempt of the dearest 'interests
of their country, they have been giving to the
monopolizing Colonial system of Old Spain. By
thus making a common cause with their oppres.
sore, the Spaniards, we have indisposed our nate.
tai end sincere friends, the Creoles, against us, and
we have drivel those men, who were most strung.
ly suspected of adhering to Bonaparte, such as
Liniers,lo side with the natives. IVe have divided'
the country i•ito two parties, neither of which can
be friendly to us : the Spaniards dread, above all
things, pur efforts towards the emancipation of
their slaves; their interests are diametrically op.
posed to ours, and as they can never unite with
Pi I the Creoles, whose hatred they have so justly
down upon themselves, they must ever be under
the immediate coutroul of whoever reigns in Spain
—that is tofay, they will, in a few months, be
" the dutiful servants of Joseph, Bonaparte ' • the
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Btu' tm-Housr, OCT. 23.—Lord Darlington's
rot-hounds haring now entirely relinquished the
Radovorth Hunt, or West Riding country, his
Lordship has informed the Gentlemen of the
'Baby Hunt, and all others who hunt with his
fot-holindg, that in future there will be three
'meetings at Boroughbridge, and three at Cattcriek
Bridge in each season, the first of which will cons-
, mime at Liornughbi edge on Friday the 10th No.
somber, on nbich day the hounds will hunt from
thence, and threw uti at Goldsborough Moor, at
balf.past ten.
rattesese-swise
A foot race of considerable interest, was rim at
Market Drayton, on Saturday morning last, be.
oseen the Mayor and an Alderman of the town,
n Inch was swot by the latter. At starting, bet.
ring waN six to-,f6ur and two to one on his
Lord.uip, *lto was beaten by about sit lengths ;
it is supposed thu parties weighed at least fifty

Cossedies
audienCeinht
Jmous, have ca..
pr. mcessant applause.
The Managers judos best of the public sentiment
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,by fceling the pulse of the treasury.
On Wednesday was liberated from York Castle,
Joists ilestplinsox, a Crown prisoner, under an
execution for the sum of 3001. Mr. STATELEY
received an order, by a Treasury warrant, for
that purpose.
A new portico his been 14tely erected at She
great entrance into the Lord Chamberlain's Office,
in the Palace of St. James's.

BIRTHS.
Oa the 9..ith ult. at Netberareo-posse, Wilts, the Lady of
Michael Beach flicks Beach, Eq. of si son sad heir.
The saute day, the Lady of W illisas Jeakins, of Caste.
sear Wivelerotobe, &menet. 1:49• of a daaghter. The lit.
tle tier is to be coiled Jubilee, being bore sa that gloriosa
diay.
Moailay sennight, the Lady of Clarks A. Elton. E 941.

I it is suppuacii wu pat tica rrcasucu at
old prohibitive loss of Spain, having actually
apelledllgf foigjish and their shipping allowing stone.
et
,some,kgstaaccs of very wretched
then' Drily a dal), of 14 days*, Aith
being produced en the Theatres, the and
insolcew and intolerance that, the former Gm...cu. I
being numerous, but very unanimous,
ment of Spain, yte iud these owe upstarts
pressed their disa pproba. ion by incessant
forcing the malt odious and selfish felon's! laws, I Maas/writ judos! haat of the nublie

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two gills. had been ander the care of Mears. Home, llesmisides, and isbjeeting the P.ittent m the' il
MARRIED. other Sis4ei•os of equal enlivener, nbo attempted theatre by else; and Natters lislosleit tits,
On Saturday sermight, ak•Howdons Booth MeV. Esq. of he apptication of the Lando Caustic, :tidosl socerss. course or twelve years primp
Acton Hayes, Cheshire, to lAdy Sophia Grey, daughter to Messrs. Currie NWT°. mny be enamelled by either se% made of treatldent. The uaif
the Earl and Coyotes of Smisitord and Wart agton. with the peutest delicacy, secrecy, and homier, at their (thlt"W ‘ hich moo! have been
On the 14th alt. at York, Mr. Folliot Stokes, of Bruns- house, No. 107, Hatton Garden. methods hit ceee pursaed nit
wicis-row, Queen square, to Miss Dickies, of the former patiem is thie comb., are retinetted to Nate the . . tint- publi% ly offer his oitheirc.
place. hue of their case, age, and gesierui habit •*of living, ttPacr.titeruc. He teat' be enns"l" ailliv'
, . eockaing a remituuice for advice and medicines, when the strict secrecy, dehcaci , ani h
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'l'nesday se'naights at Chibtone Park, in the county of same apt hegiras or sent to any part of the kingdom. To en- cannot be attended i i unless 1
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Kent, Caroline, the wife of George lint, E. sum that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the post -
At If adbaas, Herbs Elisabeth Jaw, eldest daughter of age ofiettersmay be aided Is the account for euedielee. 1 as-i) 1- —lid-- s ' -
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