The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-05-20 00:00:00

'I'VE SiATFSMAN.

CORONAtION. else around he:vttnes improved by the lessons of
WE are requested by MIL WEBB, ROBB-MAKER I philosophy, and suggestions of experience.
to his bltiAilAtTY% SO. llotvwstt-avaarr. STRAND. I
to inform the . ability who will require Robes to attend ,
the Corontitioi . that they may be supplied at the above
place on the most advantageous terms. This statemeet Is
rendered aecetsary in consequence of a report being eireu-
!stet,. by people interested, to the injury of Mr. W., that be
will not undertake an order unreas it amounts to a conaiderebie
sum of Eaney ; and that hr tiss already received more ors
den than he can exeente. These representations are not
correct; though Mr. W. has undertaken orders to a must-
derable extent, the timely preparations he has made will
enable him to execute hi. present orders, as well as any
other& he may be honoured with. in due time. The near ap-
proach of the Coroestios alone prevents hies waiting on the
whole of the Nobility. hut would be Mgr to do so on re-
ceiving their coammuids.

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I Ottenssey and Jersey
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STOCK EXCHANGE. ONE O'CLOCK.

ARO. DWI.
Rolland
►► Filmier,
41 Ftlines
41 Lisbon
ll Malta

Plllllll OF STO(104 TOO
Bank !Una 3261 /i 134
3 per Cent. Red. (11` i 001 00
3 per Ct. Cone. OV f
sit per Vont.
4 per Cents. $7; 361
6 per Ct. Nary 10131 10.41
Loa; Ann. 17 13-13 lb
Imp. 3 per rent. Ann.

1).V1" AT ONE O'CLOCK.
India Stock
DlttoßondsilOs. 31s. Pus.
Old Annuities
Es. Rills. *d. Is. 3s. pm.
I)11k) Com.
°minium
Con. for Ar. 691
Lott. Tickets .tlft

The Fundi still keep their even pace, not having
varied the whole week more than I per cent., the
extreme prices of UonsolN having been 691 and 70 fur
Money, and andttt the tattle for the Account, which
is on Thursday neat. This extreme steadiness is
chiefly owing m the inaetivity of the public, as there
seems to be no speculation whatever going forward.
' There seems to be an .pinion, that after this Account
I* Holed, there will he an increase of business; hut
whether it is in anticipation of souse financial arrange-
west coming forward, or otherwise, we do not learn.
The Navy 6 per I:ents. at present appear to he the
only fluctuating Fund, as they have been during the
week as high as lota, and to-day as low as 1051;
these variations have been occasioned by the great de-
mand made for them previous Id their shutting for the
dividend, which caused a great seateitr, and rose them
above the level of the other Fluids. The rbtiketrietice
was, the public finding it advantageous to exchange
them fur l'onsol• or other Funds, they threw so snitch
spun the market that it hail produced a rapid decline.
Money continues pleatiful.—Eacheyner Bills Es. pre-
mium.

SPORTING ffrsrAIGIINCS.

EPROM RAI.T.s.

FRIDAV, MAY
beiond year of the Renewal of tba Oaks !Palau.
Lord Rgremoat's b. f. by Whalebone. out of Mari:lune
Doke of Oration ', eb. f. Rowena. by Ilipbassrd. uut of
Prudence
Lord Grosvenor's br. f. Iloinbabik. by Tkundlirbolt. yet
of Delta
Mr. Callet•'s ch. f. Tlenarete. by Renee. DUI of barbsra tt
Mr. Ruslifs b. f. by Trolls, out of Rawarve
Mi. Balson's b. I. by Ileedicy, out of Praoks
Mr. Tbornbill's b. f. Flaw by Seal. dam —II istor:s
Mr. Nortbey's f. by Headley, out of Ralpisius ft
Dialte of Ratlaid'i b. f. Emmeline. by Ws . out of !Sorcery it
Id Roes's irr.f. The Bride, by Quit, unt if 0 rey Duritess II
Mr. Jacques's b. f. F.liin• by Orville
Mr. R. W. Walker's dark br. or bi. f by Whi:-bone,
dam. Princess
Oyu. Urorteoor's eb. f. Malmsey. by Chary Buarre
Mr. Batson's b. f. by Headley, out of Jetsam....
Pouiteen started.

7 to I apt f. out of4lariaunt•--.7t0 4 and 9 to I Iva
Rowena—! to I apt f. out of Iteaaroe-8 to I ago Motao.-
line.—Won by a lenith.

A tiweepstitLei of lOgs each. with Segs tottled from tits
Racing Fluid; two atllits.—Dict nut fill.

A !slate orbOt.

Lord Warwick's eh. h. iio;;rensns, 11-yrs old 2 I I
Mr. Mind's b. f. Fay. Ilirs old
Mr. King's li. 11. libillp, 4-yrs old .. 1 1 U
Mr. Farr'll'i b. f. Crispin, Sirs old .
Mr. R. Walker's Oe®

OLD D.IILEY SESSIONS.--rTHis P.ii.)

At an earlrfletief tbe sangria' Bares Claasow WWI oc-
region to advert to a strange misrepresentation which Lad
fuuhd it way into a Morning Paper (The Timex). ineputit4
to him (the Learned Judge) expreasibes which he did no:,
and could not have heed. it will he recollected that, lo oar
report of the proceedings at the Old Bailey yeateriinv.
noticed the expressed concurrence of 'tarot) lierron in tt..l
verdict given by the Jury against William Wilitosan. I
terms in which that concurrence was expressed e:•e, ae
believe, correctly given in " Tile %mists sa."
The Learned Jt• nos now complained of this misrepresent:. -
lion. In the paper whirl) he held in his hand. he had been
made to say, " that it this highly desirable that ae
Ohne should be rid of so eletestable a Israeli."
If slay of the Jury whom hi now addresaed were yesterday
in Court, they must know that this statement was incorrect.
Such DU expression never could be uttered h 3 a BritiatiJuisa
sitting in a British Court of Justice. Ile had not s;token
the prisoner, but merely expressed his nyprobati..te of f.
verdict. lin did not mean to say that 'Jame c.,n1.1 by.
attached to any one. The person who wrote tits ha.t
bably tale,' short notes. and at his leisure. I nd expressed
what perhaps his own feelings had dietak.d, b.:t what ce,-
tainly had never fallen from himeelf.
We are hound, in justice, to sly that Baron C ARNOW did
not make use of the expression alluded to. At the sum t
time we are perfectly convinced, that the Gentlemen equat-
ing for The 77ases n.isceneeiv d the meaning of tt,e Lenne)
Judge, and did not elfully give circulation to en inamorata
report.