The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-15 00:00:00

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Kura's BENCH. MAMIE, Fea. B.—This day, Sir
NEAL O'Dottrt. was brought up for judgment. The
sentence of the Court t%3% pronounced by Judge
DAY—That Sir NEAL O'Donts. be imprisoned for
twelve calendar months in the Gaol of Newgate.
That he pay to the King a fine of 5001. That he
give security for keeping the peace for seven years
himself in 40001., and two sureties in 10001. each.

DRUItY•LANE THEATRE.—Thoi, " Provoked Has.
band" last night attracted a numerous and elegant
audience. Miss WALSTEIN, as Lady Tory:leg, was
snore successful than on her first appearance in this
character, and in many parts was deservedly ap-
plauded. POPE'S Lord Townley is a most happy
effort ; it is, indeed, unrivalled, and never fails to
produce the most impressive effect. At the dropping
of the curtain, this being the last night of Miss
Wu-Yrs:Ws appearance this season, she came for-
ward to take her leave of the audience, and grace-
fully and respectfully curtecying to all parts of the
Theatre, retired amid reiterated bursts of applause.
THEAVIE.—The favourite Opera of Gil
Card e has been got up to introduce Ma.
dame Sass and Madame FutheNDlS, whose personi-
fication of the Roman youth and his sister constituted
the novelty of the evening. Though we recollect
Madame CATALANI and G swim's with infinite plea.
sere in this Opera, the vocal exertions of oar new
singers last night pre us no reason to regret
the loss of the absent vrformers ! Madame Sassy
personated CATALANI'S part of the heroic Ro-
man youth, and imparted all the spirit becoming
his situation as a conqueror. She enraptured
the house by the power of her voice, which is
considered sweet, and under the regulation of
a good ear and refined judgment. Madame Fall..
LENDIS proved herself an able representative of the
disconsolate maiden, under the influence or disap-
pointed affection, and kept op the interest of the
Ope.;• by ahappy exertion of vocal ability. Itrant,
LE VAssEun, and the other personages of the Opera,
supported their respective parts with every satisfas-
lion to the house. The Divertisement was repeated
as usual, and the Billet of Zephir et Flora, closed
the entertainment of the night to a very fashionable
and numerous audience.

Up to January 20, the Cadiz expedition had not
sailed, nor was it expected to sail till the beginning
of February. Another gun-boat had been added
to the naval armament. On the 18th Gen. Mourns o
addressed an Order of the Day to his soldiers,
constituting n true special ‘rt of Spanish boasting, and
breathing exactly the same sentiments as those which
actuated an ALVA in the Netherlands, and a CoaTes
and a PleAnao in the same Continent to which these
'oldies-dare now bound. It also shows how well has
ORILLO improved by his intercourse with Wer.uno-
•r).‘, and bow much has he learnt by his residence in
the British camp. We have no mention made of re-
dress ever having been offered to Spanish America—
the insulted and aggrieved feelings of its inhabitants
have nothing but bayonets to expect, and the bristly
whiskers of Monmo's men are to dissipate a wide
and extensive revolution, of four years standing.
Such appear the sentiments under which the Cadiz
expedition is about to land on the plains of La Plata ;
tint to embrace brethren—not to give redress—not
to listen to complaints—.in short, lint to establish
the dominion of FERDINAND on the basis of justice
and equity—but to impose chains under a more
hvrrid shape.
Coax Excumwr, Fax. 15.—We had no fresh
arrivals of Wheat this morning, and having but few
buyers the trade was not brick, hut Monday's prices
are fully supported.—A tolerable large quantity of
Barley remained over from Monday's market, the
chief part of which has been taken off today at a
reduction of Is. per quarter.—ln Peas, Beans, and
Oats there is no variation.

Coltman's ItioutsT.—On Monday evening an In-
lt was held at the King's Head Tavern, Fen-
church-street, before A. SHELTON, Esq. Coroner for
London, on the body of Mr. He try Jameson, a
younz, man, aged about 21, s,,n of Mr. Jameson, a re-
sio•ctable merchant, of Fen.c.nrt, Feachurch-street,
%I o unfortunately fell from the •^arspet wall, on
I iiday night last, and was killed on the spot. It
a peered from the evidence of a witness named Piper,
t.. he the general belief that the deceased went for a
ft, lie from his father's house on the roof of the ad-
i^ ring house, to alarm the servant maids, who
%ere then going to bed ; and on endeavouring to re-
turn fell from the parapet of the nest house, on a
fan light projecting et the beck. The Jury returned
their verdict—Acidcietei Dr t&: