The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-04 00:00:00

BRIGH7VN, Avo 2,

The Prince Regent is expected herd on Thetsdey,
• twice to that effect haring been received Ili IMP
Palilien. Ms Royal Highness will occupy apart.
awn,. M•rlboroagh.row.
The weathe► to.day has not been ee bright as that
of Saturday ; a few slight shnwers fell between one
and two n'clnrk, bet they did not deter persons from
attending the races. The Doke of York was there,
and rook a position in the stand ; the Indies, as on
Frid•q and Saturday, occepied the compartment to
Ilse South, and the sportsmen and professional heifers
that to the North of the stand. The hill ha•l an in-
spiriting display of company, more than egos! to
either of the preceding dais. The foliose's% is a
detail of the sports :
MONDAY, Atm. 2.
TIMID ADD LIST DAY.

ItoWh.—Ttre Earl of March% h. r. Roomers Iles beat Mr.
Mgr; bc. g. looter, aged —sogs. Weight foe age. The New
Coorte.—Won
A Paw.. of 10klis. nderel to • beteeriptbse itf lar. irwit t
old., do. 101 h. I four. flw. 40..; I.3ib 1 Wa sled
aged. 9.1. 71h. TIo• last Twit Mks. The mew to be .old
for ?Mt, W desnoodeJ.
Mr. Prarces M. f. Mhory, 4-en. old
Mr. R oreeir's eb. r. by Mophosard, Cyr'. old
Mr. J. Walker's ell. b. Stlsonows 6-yrs. itM
The hurl of Iterestorw% eb. f. Cps. old
ile,orlEr 14. e. Cracow. 4yr.. Old 0
10 Yan .be II ;pleural tot, 4 to 1 -quirt Mlorry, sad 5 to
I egotist 3,lousss. Fite wowed. hot the Judge pltued bet
three. A rood., Iwo. sad won by oboes a hem,.
IStw iTap PI.M d gage. Neste. The New Course.
Mr. Gnome • al. e. br harper, 4-; t-. 7.1. lab. 2 I I
Mr. Walk.,'. M. f. flew, 3.yrt. old. 5.t. latb 1 2 2
Mr. Ml rk. sm. lemsoy, 5-yet. old, la. no.
Mr. Clerk's Brim, aged, Id.
At Martial, 5 ho I owl Meat Ate the fees best. 3 to 9 rot
Ora ; oft r the teenir4 hest. 4 to I ea Jumper ; d to I &gating
Berths. Three vet; Ike heats. VMS by a bend or week retch.
A comspelftiot bar bet.. preferred b. Lord trearow'r rider
ardent Misery. for et...sing M.. w •1:e roman for die 11.100.
sae. It is a be heard sad derided st she Coale st sae
o dock to sight.

&tract of a letter from !henna Ayres, slated 13th
May:—" We hat/ received ercnonts, by way of
Chili, that a Seth Sea whaler hid arrived at Cham-
bers,. from Csliso de Lima, bringing ilia inielli.
game of Vices Admiral Lord COCURAN el baring en.
tired the latter pert on the I3J of Febreary, dodo(
a dens* fog, with the squadron ender his cnninsand,
sod immediately opened s brisk fire against the ship.
ping and batteries, which was relented, and kept op
for a coop!, of hears. The melt was, Lord Coca•
. ' carrying of a gonsbnat and doing great
demo to Me shipping, which he was enable to cat
eat, owing to the chain fastenings. Its afterward(
eaptored the Spanish merchant ship Vittoria, hem
Chili to Lima, laden with timber."

Advice, trove the Caps of Good Hope, dated
May 10. were received yesterday. They cornmeal.
cats information of 'anther irruption of the Cagle*,
who, by the last accents were steepened to be corn.
pletely repulsed to the •ember of 30.000 mum.—
They bad crossed the river which divides their terri-
tory from that of the Cape, and were the
most ostensive depredations. Orders had been {steed
to compel the military service of the inhabitants of
the adjoining district, and all the horses had bees
pot lobe ►quisition, la order ►o equip a portion of
them as cavalry, the species of fares best calculated
to repel the attacks of these dastardly by mischi
Weeders.

The trade between Wit and Soelh America his
been se completely eat up, that there were only sla
vessels taking in a►goes for the Colonies. The
member of privateers st present in the iseighboerheod
of Cadiz is bet small, as there was no booty le be
net silk.

Extract of a letter from Cadis, July l 3:••••."
have sot much to say in addition to the news I soot
yoe in my last. I understand surly all the disaf.
, Need troops have been removed from the late scene
lof tumult, and tranquillity hes been restored. No
time has been lied for the trial of the Officers is-
, plicated. I presume they will be severely dealt with."
The following 'sun *mutt of a letter, dated Iron,
July 111:—" Wilkie the last two days, there have
passed through this city semotous couriers from Ma-
drid, proceeding is Path sod Loudon. It is from
them that we received the list letelligenee of tire in.
I wreaks which has broken out lo a pert of the
army for the modifies assembled in the artighttour-
bared of Cedit. The particulars %thick have been
received from Madrid on this subject draw a deplor-
able picture of the stale of things, from which we are
led to believe most unhappy eottiog will ensue.
" On the ISA inst. the (allowing placard was
stock up en the Rears of the Son, at Madrid :-4 A
million of piastres Is premised to any one who eao
lad out what boa become of the Viceroy of Pilau,
and the army of General Moalt.r.o' This paper

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was soon to►e down, and the police was hasily en.
pod in endoeveering to 6ed oil the either of it,
which will be extremely dilcsit."
The Gazette of Spires says, that pablic opinion
*aprons itself at present in Germany in easy curious
nodes. Upon a its occasion at Worms, an old
ballad-singer went thrisegh the stress, trying int,
WAo will bay /As tragical story of Korsesas,—
Who will bit the terrible /Carotin:EP Bet he
cried in vale, nobody would bay. Soon after a
wheel•barrow of fond (isite', the SSW of KOTit•
sues assassin) eel brought to the blarket•place,
and a man standing near tha barrow cried out in a
hied woke, Who arta bug nod (iaxo), pure aid
very flee and, and immediately he was surrounded
with crowds of customers.

GLIKANT.—Newry. PLIIIIIPP Sad listwawar,thel
tutors of the children of the Ministers of Wirtem•
berg and Baden, at the Diet of Frankfort, were ar-
rested is that city as the 22.1 alt. Throe young see
quitted the @cad's), about three years ago, sod were
Members of the " Association of Students." N.
13CHLEIVIIIACUIP, Professor of Theology in 0,1
Coriser.ity of Berlin, has been arrested ; and Profs.
tor Goslings, Director of the Gymnasium at Co•
ble.sts, and formerly Editor of the Memory of the
likine, has been placed ender earrveillance. Amoog
11 the persons arrested in the Derby of Nauss, are
three superior Officers and four Ecclesiastics. Pro.
tenor JAUP has been coadesed, ender a strong
ipteArf, from Berlin to the fortress of Spandau.
Ike fo►►ign cuisines, on which the price of the
precious metals so materially depends, still maintain
their former elevation. 0, Paris there was yester-
day scsrrely any alteratinn, but that on Holland mod
en Hembvritk ►as risen; improvement ►as taken
place in the eschange as Fraoktert, which is attest
one per cent. higher.

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STATE o► IRF:LAND.
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The tollowieg Correspondesce hes paned bett►ws
the Chairmen of s Meeting io Cook, end the Cork
City Represeetatives:—

is to tut no*. O M. nutcolosol.

Sea,—llie poor's', bat not the least zealous clan
of your Constitirente, demand your support of their
13.41110t' to this noose of Cas►anas for a redress of
arierances. In your prat collage they have a proof
of your sympathy sith their savrings, of your
anxiety for their relief, and your ability sod ardoor
lin support of their rights. To pie, therefore, the
working 1114111160111M1, tradesmen, and !shooters
of Cork, whom the ads of their Ruler! and the
complaisance of Parliaments bate reduced to a state
of utter destitution, Commit the advocacy of their
cause, with a perfect reliance es your talent and Is-
typify.
" JOILY O'CONNELL."

NOTCNINIION'S 4,llllrtlt.
" 4. Bulopule.treet. Illanrhester strurr,
Tuesday, Jul, 13.
44 Sta,--I lope you will not hostile, that I in.
footled any disrespect or unkindness from not having
immediately answered your letters of the 26th of June
sod 5•Pt Juty.
"'Expecting the Petition agreed to at the Meeting
at which you presided on the list of Jane, I deferred
acknnaledging the ter ipt of those letters until I
could inform you that I had presented the Petition,
which I did last ni h4_l, h ; _mug 'noised it only on
Saturday, the House of Commons cot being then
sitting.
" I have not discharged a mare painful duly than
that of rhos esposing the sulterings of so many
thousands of my coantrymen end fellaw.citieens. I
particularly dwelt upon the orderly and peaceable
'disposition, the anxiety to evince a strict obedience
to the laws and constituted Authorities, the melte.,
Owlet f• all the ettemployed and distressed chums
of their cavalrymen, to have recourse to this most
valuable mode of seeking relief, by potting she
through Ike lowdown of Petitioos, in pos.
session of the grienmees, expectations, and desires
of the People, and on your own eaample end es.
hortatioe us Chairman, eircarnatances which marked
the proceedings of this Meeting as highly creditable
and worthy of imitation. _ _

" 1 also. celled the attendee of the Rouse to that
pert of the Petition, and to the first Resoled***
wherein yoe express your gratitude and thanks for
the eharstablis contributions of your fellow-cillseos,
and for the strenuous egertions of the smithy mono.
hewers and cage( titles, though at ennsideribly Wears.
couleur* and lout to thoussetves. to tworn,.l to restore
trade and oudestrs, sod thus gist. eropto)usent to the
poor and iteC•4llloll,4 RPIP.IOIIOII •stretwely ho.
noorablo in yourselves, sod one so well es•rited by
those to whom it refers.

' I did not I to avail myself el this opportonity
of bearing my cordial tevilinany to the patient en-
derance et all times, end ender every privation, end
sit.' in the genorowt eiati kind nat•r• of my enema.).
inen—qesiiiies which are so truly characteristic of
them, and is se part of Ireland store convictions
then in your painless and pohlic.spirited city.
" 1 entirely ogre* with your 111.oting In consider.
that ems of the greatest misfortunes of Ireland is
the absence of en many of the lauded proprietors, end
' the conseierst •shanatiog drain of wealth from the
cneotry relied the attention of the Hese* to this
sabject, and the Secretary roe Ireland, very early at
the cessarstoeuneol of the Session, when on the sob.

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ject of disease end the distress is Ireland, exhibited
feelings end professed sentiments which did moat ho.
neer to his bead sad to his heart. This of absentees
is one of our oldest Opossums, end floe, in my Dpi.
Dion, affording a very jest subject for general Cote.
plaint, as iej•rioes to, and impedlog, la a vast variety
of ways the prosperity of tier island.
" I beg to infer. yes, that I opposed the three
millions of lases lately voted by the House of Com-
mons; and that in the prevail period of genets! dia.
tress, I felt it to he my dusty Nut to consent to the int-
poalties of one shilling of additional burden ow the
People. I divided on every occasion egaiest the sew
&get es lobecco sod malt, as I considered such de.
ties to be particularly objectioosble as applicable to
Ireland.
" Sincerely sympathising with them in their alit.
does, I have the utmost confidence that the distressed
me efacterera, tradesmen, and labourers of year city
and neighbourhood, will await patiently for more pro-
sportive times ; end that in the mese .bile they will
continue to afford to all parts of Ireland and Great
Britain, an *sample of good order sod decorum, which
has already entitled them to the thanks and applies*
of every ',bean men, mod of every aellioeisher to
the tranquillity and prosperity of the•anpire. Believe
me to remain, Sir. your foliate! and eddied.
CrIRISTOPH H ;my HUTCHINSON.
" Mr. lobe O'Cooori. Ciminero, of sae
Medial ..f Trodeinbea,

A Pamphlet has been seized at this shop of the
bookseller LATOUR, in the Patois Royal, swilled
" The Little Parries of Perms end Placentia."
We /ad that Lord Loorrsrea•is appointed one of
the Directors of the Greenwich Hospital; whether
the same is a plea of emolument we are not enabled
to say; yet. howeeer that may be, we base little
doubt but the 'silly naturally judge it will fond to
mscreate their inferrer* sod weight is the county
(which has latterly bees much on the decrease), from
trio 'atomise property Greensick Hospital is possess-
ed of in the neighbourhood of Keswick and Alston.
A General Court-Martial is now sitting at White-
hall, for the trial ref litalf-Sergeon Owen Linsey.—
The Court is composed of the following Glints t
Presidror—Major-Oss. Ilea. Sr itgwrog at..pthnt. li.o R.
C,laarl rwww..... lath Reg. Li..C.l. phiii.ot, &ma Artil.
Lo.1„-Col. Sir H. Hatelotte, Do. Aida. Gteaadteiaeards
Grenadier Guards, K.C.B. Major (tell., 19th Lancers
Lest. •Col. Ntypier, Attie soh Cur. alnitlaarl. &evil Artil.
W. Berliner, Royal Artillery Du. %1 ederehlaa, a lid Hag.
U.. Boomer, 9116ahras I U.. 11..eiltrie,191S Lanai..
IN, Na.., Itoym Ea, Were, Dh. Fluilleid, Ss Boards.
Os. Adyr, Royal Muller"
COIN lICNANOI, Auo. 4.—We have had so
fresh arrivals of Wheat since Monday, from which
di, a tolerably large quantity remained over for this
morning's market ; bet the weather rontineing fa-
erersblo, oho trade was exceedingly heavy; bat
eclat film Wheat sea disposed off obtained Monday's
paces.—Fine fresh Oats sold rather heel,, bet net
at better foram—ln Barley, Beano, and Ptah there
Wie se alWratioa.

LAW I NtE I. I. IG iN ca.
COURT 01, CHANcVRY. MA. 3.
LORD CLINTON V. Tilt EARL Or COTENTR*.

A Leetned CnsM►l, • holm name ett 4111 woo kneel
mated, that the receiver appointed by the Court
shoold he ordered to piss his scrointe rip ,n Alichrets
mas, ISIS, In.'nre Mester C .1, within foer dsre
after this application sad that, in the 'tent of his
neglecting to do so„ Ito should stand tornolisos) to
the custody of the Warden of the Fleet The Leers.
ed Counsel said, he made this motion on Ike Matte,'.
certificate, which stated that the receiver had not
passed his accounts since June, 1818. li. had Weft
12 years receiver, and tiering that period had pet the
estate to very great ritpence, it having been necessary
to make snout); motives in order to compel Mm to
puss his accounts.
The I.ono CHANCIMLOR said, thirre was bo doubt
shit the Court could commit • receiver wader such
circumstances; bet the question oss, whether that
should be done on a first order, which allowed only
fur dap. It appeared to him, that the first order
ought to he simply for the passing of the am:touts,
and Ott 14 days should be allowed the receiver to
comply with she order. Ms Lordship accordingly
ordered the accoso:s Io be delivered within r fort.
nlalst, with liberty to the parties to apply to the
Coon again, is use the order should not be com.
plied with.