Star. — London, England, 1825-06-16 00:00:00

f XING"A pßitivij raE PARLIAMENZ'Ait7 PROPEEBING.t SOUR OF LOEWE, JUNE is. • • • The tORI., CH NCEcLOyetritted a Fithian front mt-* tarn Attornltte oink front Ain't Prestos, et the County of Stafford, against newt Courts Bill.—Laid • . . the table: k • _ - , The Earl of DONOUGHMORE — ceisphieed that certain all- turns from Ireland had not, yet been bid *so the table. ' The Earl of H A REWOOD presented -• radian from Tat praying for same alteration in the Law fee the resowery of Debts.—Laid on the table. The Earl of LAUDERDALE presented a retitle from the Porters of the City of London, against the Equitable Loan Leiden the table. The Irish Mines Bill and the Pirates' Hatt Mosey Bill, were read A third time and passed.• • • Mr. Joanson, from the 08es of the dlhW ffeerebil for Lobed, presented a Report from the Cotentissiastersof Ingsby Goethe State of Education in Ireland.—Adjourned. . ' - Ripremare MV remain. Cchataimbsso wasabiOty in the Maas of the rade% in elite d dki bare& or OCR Imsfoobich was taken in tie mane infuser as thibattillan eir, Teralrod VII. now sailed that el the Liberator, vith 400 men, en OW. 14th hovery • The Commandant proclaimed by the Patriots has placed him self at the disposal d Goiersor Masks. - Yesterday the gm gave it most • splendid. GAL' at Carlton Palace,' tabir Illustrious 'Relatives, some. Fo reigners of distinction, "Orerat Of his Cabinet Mininers, the Great Officers df State, and a nutniroupaiwttebtme of Nobility. Those, invited ti-dinner amouated-toup. wards of forty. The magnificent Bogner prepared for their reception - war in the cti-nvm (IMe'Diairlakj Root* on which occasion the - State gold . airsd I,ilvier services of plate were used. A part of the KING'S Goard, under the command of Captain STOPFORD.. marched into the Palace Yard; with their Colours Hying preceded by the aaairti the Third Regiment of Foot Guards.- The Maislsal men and Under Porters appeartd in their new unifaram The Gentlemen Porters and Pages appeared in their state uniforms. The Grand Hall was' lieed - With .ti numerous assemblage of the Yeomen of the Guarel t iti their full coronation costume, under the command. of Mr. CIPRIANI. The Eron in WAitinz, the Portemat the gates, and the livery servants, appeared is their agate liveries.. The whole of the State apartntients were fitted up and brilliantly illuminated for the occasion. On the arrival' of •the different branches of the kb al Family, the . 13 Ind played Gqo save the KM*. A ' soh:minutes before seven o'clock, the following ill , aid distinguished Personages arrived at the Palace;- Their Royal Highnesses the Duke of York, the Doha and -Dodoes et Osmbridge a .tbe Duke and •Duebessof Olossossms,, the • Meioses Sepias Augusta, Prince Leopold, the Duchess of Zoe the Princess Sophia Matilda, the Duke of Broossticki :Prise William of Brunswick, the Princess Feadoeu, the Prism "kW de Honburg Waldenburg, the Earl and Countess .4 'UNIONS% . the Duke and Duchess of Montrose, the Marquis et Gsaheep A . the Lord Chancellor, the Duke and Duchess of Wellington,. trite Duke of DOnet, Marquis of Londoodesry, Earl and Cowestss IMltotsti Count and Countess Munster, Lord St. lielersa, thiSiChattadbr of the Exchequer, Mr. and Mrs. Canning, Lady Mary Taplee.• , - The Duchess of !Czar WAS accompanied -by the infant Princess VICTORIA, attended 'by her Royal Highness's 6, merness, Miss LeTxxxi, the . Duke .and Duchess of CAusat DOE by Priiice Ganiga and ?linens AUGUSTA, attended, by • theii Orriernels;.ll4fas hos. His MAJESTY received his jurenile relativei . Wiilo4B accustomed affability,..ind introduced them to kis dis tinguished assemblage, had 'they remained' tilt dinner Was announced, when they left , the Palace . ittended . a by their asvernesses. . ,-; MIS Majesty had also a numerous Evening !arty. of literary property, was because there was nothing with which the lecture, the publication of which was complained of, could be compared. It was therefore he did not think a Court of Equity could grant an in jenction without the Tight having been pretiousll tried in a Court of Law.' His Lordship then .pro ceeded at considerable iength in his observat;ons upon what still could be-only considered as of a preliminary character, - and more for the puipose of etplaining the grounds and reasons of the Judgment hereafter to be given. He stated that he had done this-, because he viewed it to he a case eVrertiely important, not only to the patties elemselses, but to the public. He added, that when he came into Coort OA Fg Way. morning, he would fully and finally deliver himself on the sub ject.: he thought it better to pause forty-eight hours i-efOre he pronottncett l,k judgment; it was due to the importance of the question, and to those-literary pat ties who stood in the situation of Mr. Abernethy. The remainder of his Lordship's ItOgaietti stood over for Friday. COURT OP KING'S BENCH. JUNK IL These forces, joined with these of the patties Lmsa, will pro bably be directed against them of General Parma, especially sup porting the asevesseste of the inhabitants. In this manner all Peru will sees be is arms against he obsdirse ',pressor., and their limns) asd strength will wrest from them the prise they have so bog thud is their power. MAIM in.—Confidential accounts from a respectable quarter in cm, base been received by a great commercial house in this eity, Mick alimathat Cessmisdonees-bad cone from Chiloe to agree laldilliCOovernmeot of Chili for the giviug up of that Island. Ilhe - ll* yaw Inds, No. st. contains an Metal Address to ilintinrisess. dated Santiago. Old February, and the account of Mist pond is the Congress in coomesence. All sheers the critical skean is Which Chili sow' is. The Address to the Congress Wiles, that two ems had *untied, is the sight. to assaisinate the 'Deputies D. Joaquin Campine and Dow Bernardo Vera, but were *Mast* prevented, and their persons snored. On *lamination before a Maglatiate, h appearedthat Doi Joss Giegorlo Araok mode. a Deputy, was one of the authors of this plot as well as of various asenymeatiotaesq►eery paperewhish ism* been circulated MOUSE OF COMMONS.. ' ' At fo ur .. (kiosk, -there-bsittg .ply sista* Members mum. the Boutietwas adjaucotd if-morrow. ' • . THE EVENINti sTAR LONDON. , ,nueeett O. IRIIND All`D outs's. This .was an action brought by the plaintiff, who is an attorney in New Inn, to recover front the defendants, • who are proprietors and printer of the Morning Adver• ' 'Were newspaper, complensation in damages for injury , sustained by hire in consequence of a libel which ap peared in that newspaper. The libel purported to be a report of proceedings which took place at Bow-atrett Police• Office upon a charge preferred against the plaintiff. The cause was tried-at Guildhall, before the Lord Chitf Justice, and a verdict was found for the defendant. The Avroeuev-Onstssat. obtained a rale,. calling open the de. fendarsts to phew cause why the verdict should nee be bet aside, and a new trial had? This day tlr. Hovr (in the absence et Mr. Brougham), proceeded to shew cause against the rule, but when Mr. Breegbass came into Court. the Learned Counsel on both sides agreed, on she suggestion of the Lord Chief Justice, to enter a'staprecessese. LINCOLN . II iNN. Mt. Wooler presented himself on the rising of the Court, for the purpose of moving for a writof usanda inus to be directed to the Benchers of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn,comManding them to admit him as a Member of the Sordety,for the purpose of keeping his Tereus, with a view to be called to the English bar, the Benchers having refused to admit him, for the reasons stated in his affidavits. The Loma CHINS JUSTICS said, that as one of the Members of the Court (Mr. Justice liolroyd) had gone to Chambers, he heehbetter present his intended motion . when the C ount was full. At all events, the day was Oa far idvanced to entestain a motion of any length. Woolen withdrew, declaring his intention of moving at the first opportunity suiting the convenience of the Coast. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 15. • . WILLIAMS O. GOON& This was an applicafon to the Court, made under these circumstances :—The defendant Cooks had some time since sued out a commission of bankrupt t against the plaintiff, who was formerly lessee of the New Sur. rev 'Flreatte. The plaintiff, thinking that the commis• won bad been improper ly sued out against hits c iarought an a c tion of trespass against the defendant, in which he recovered a verdict, with 10a. damages. This money was subsoveutly paid alto Court by the de fendant, and it was ordered by the Court to be kept in custody of the Prothonotary until such time as it should be cla'nied by the pla.sttiff. The plaintiff some time afterwards went before the Insolvent Debtors', Court, and prayed for his discharge, which be obtained. The *defendant at this time had bills of the plaintiff's in his , pmsessios to the amount of 2901. To recover the amount of these bills he ('he defendant) brought an action, and got a verdict for the full amount. The defendant then applied to the Count, through Mr. Serj ant Wylde, early this Term, fey a Rule to shew cause why the C urt ought not to order she 1001. paid into court by the defendant, as the damages of the former action, to be banded over to the defendant's attorney, as a set-off Against the amount of those bills, for the lull anioent of which he (the defendant) had got a verdict late') ? Mr. S:rjeant VAUGHAN now shewed cause against the rule. He contended that the Court bad no juris ection to make any order of the nature required in this case, it would be unjust to hand over the whole sum to the defendant's attorney to the prejudice of all the plain tiff's other creditors ; the money now did not belong to the plaintiff, it could only be claimed by the provisional assignee of the Insolvent Court, to whom it belonged, for the benefit of the creditors. The COWLr were fully of opinion they could make no ordain this case; they could not give away the property which belonged to neither party ; the money should remain in the hands of the Officer of the Court until the proper claimant demanded it.—Rule discharged. THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1845. • STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols opened this nsersing at 91 tor the Account, with Suit doing, since which they have been @ellen at the kbovr price ; bu up to the present time they are buyen. In the Foreign Market there is Urals doing. Current Priem: New Spanish Ile, Old Spanish 441. Ebislsi Hi. Mexican 751 I, CbUlaa see, Austrian 974, Colombian New Btazilian Scrip le disc. Mexican Scrip 31 id*. Hanish Scrip 45) disc. Greek Snip 11# loi disc. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 231% 3 pecCent. Red. 90 1 / a per Cent. Cons. Shut. Si per Cent. 97 Se per Cent. Red. In% 3 / 4 % % 4 per Cent. New Shut. .Long Ann. 21 15-16 India Stock - Shut. . . India Bonds 54 121 ADO Ezcheq. Bills 37 39 am ditto 37 S 9 LP* and £9OO ditto 37 38 40 . _ in the coustry. All these einewatiasees alarm the people, and keep the BerthMe in a dangerous sintaties, which claimi the chief at- Mlles of the Comm. The ,Government could not hesitate in li wresting the Deputy Argemesio. It has been obliged to this seep by the lesperiess smoky clashing a winks which would have deluged the country With blood, but has been happily checked. The Governmest considering the . skustios of this individual, pines kiss at the disposal eche Congress, soliciting it to take into cossideretios the great degree which seemed the Republic. The Coupes' resolved to anieint s Committee of its Memhers to investigate this affair. la iehick some Deputies were accused; the subsequent debates were remarkable, the Deputy Cimpine proposing that the Congress should be dlssnitred, and a Committee of ten Deputies appointed in its place ; this proposal led to violent disputes ,rod speeches full of personalities; some members retired. sad it was revolved that the Congress should remain. The sup porters of the motion alleged that the Congress had done nothing In the three months duck had been assembled. that It had paralysed the action of the Executive, that there were factions in it, and that from its bosom bad proceeded the circulars to the provinces calling them to anarchy. The Mini.ters. Benevente and Pinto% have abandoned their posts, and this fact makes us cosceive that the rindples they have :proclaimed have retrograded. We learn from Mendoza, both by letters and public papers, that the.aews.of a c9nsplracy against the Goversasest was founded on fakt. The Gnverninent having waited several days for the awe. .useut, which was anticipated, and which its authors deferred from day to day, thought it advisable to arrest them, and deliver them up to *laic, to be tried: The persons arrested are above 16 In number, and the Gevernment is disposed to employ all the rigout of the law. Order and trangitiMty have not been attempted. Cons. for Acct. 91 FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Bd. Sp Ct. I Mex. Scrip MS. S 1 d Rood* 831 Diu* Bondi Se 5 *III - Beide. 11124, oils • :! I)luoScrip,3pCt.lalS, 11 Neapolitan Ditto Acct. 11 (Us Pero% Bonds,. pr Ct. Buenos Ayres Bonds 9th Dine Scrip. 6 die Milian Bonds, 6 p Ct. - Ditto Acet. Colombian lids,6 pC. $5 Portuguese Bonds 55 • Ditto Bonds, 1614. 861 1171 • Dino And. • Ditto Ale. 161 67 Prussian Bonds Sp C. Danish Bonds, S per Ct. Do. Bonds, I$U, Ditto Masks Banco Ross.Bonds,lll2. S pCt. 9SI Ditto Scrip, !NIS, 31 dls Ditto for Ace. 961 Ditto Acct. 31 lip. Ct. C. 141 1 Greek Bonds 411 Di tto Ane 941 I 1 Ditto Acct. Span. S p. a C. ass, 191 Do. Scrip ISMS, 101 1 1 dis Ditto Acct. Ditto Ace. 101 die . French Rental. S p Cc. 1011.30 e. Mn. Bonds, S p Ct. 76 &change tsl. toe. Ditto Aect.7sl - Russian Inscription. 4p C. BRITISH AND FaRRIGN SHAMES, TWO O'CLOCK. MMES. sumo& ra IA Pi In rsa ..nauz. Anglo Mideast - £lOO iftS ht 45 pas. £ll2l Anglo Ctillian . .; 300.- 5 • - 7 1 i Chilian . ,ClOO 45 . 1S e Cobak and Copper . SO - : 11 ' 2 l 1 Fantasias • SSO £ll toe.. Illti General Mining Ass. - • 100 - 5 - 17 . Hibernian - . SO . 4 - - • • Pion Peruvian .• 100 . 5 -18 171 186 Peasi• Ls Paz, & Peru*. SO 1 101 11 Royal WA 41 11% 3L $ pros. I ilia. • • A331111A NCB CO3IPAIIII I / 1 . Alliance British ic Fes.- 100 10 161 Meows Alliance • 100 4 • • Si • • GAS USK? . AND COIL* 0031PAVIZS. Continental -.400 - S - 7 6 London Portable • 100 10 11 .11 .: NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Winona Caine, one of the guartialtips at lilyantoth, N se desed foe sea service, it being kneaded that she should, replace hi. Majesty's ship Conn, at Lisbon. The Margaret, Bowman, arrived is Seaford Ronds_freint tisboa, fell in with, on the 7iti instant; about 100 miles &W. tW icily, lone of the lower masts of the late East India skip Kent, hot fur want of gear could not Ilene k in. Thum, Jun 15.—Wind NAL..Mite what of the homeward bound ships sailed for the River this morning.—Arrived nod m ambo, the Turner, Leans, front St. Lucia; and Balk, Tomat o from it. Domingo.—Salled tbe Fountain, Bowie, for Trieste. Pearniourn, JuialS.—Wimi R.—Put back the Orion, Waft% for China ; having found one of the braces of her redder broken. 111111 has come ibto harbour to get the necessary repairs dose. Fatatoors, Jesse Variable, light winds.— Arrived the It ape Packet, from Buenos Ayr/ft.:4l'llrd en the pat, and front Waft Video on the 14th of April ;.ind the Acton, Banos, from London to lima. Ltrearoot, Jana 14.—Arrived the Alexander, Betaym. • Ina Philadeiphi4; and the Thomas, Retina. frost Geass.--0/ the P. m - t h e D u nl o p, front Charlettoa. * blazon SO.—The Chamber of Representatives of Mendoza bad, after long and luminous debates on the proceedinp against the conspirators, authorised the Government to suspend eight certain legal formalities, which binder the conclusion of them trials with { the celerity that their nature requires. - Tes Government, it seems, unwilling to violate the seem:ides which. the laws give to citizens, vireo when accused of the greatesetrinses, declines splint any use of the facilityibus giver 4t. _ _ 4. .. ' Arm 6.—Qn the 4th of this ince& a party of lodlans entered the diaectipe if Navarro. aed pmetrated beypnd the Deragtee but therefore met sni pekto ties met by etas temps, seat Navarre. •No. Adel accounts have yet been twelve& ... t.... • Philadelphia Papers , to the - of May, reached us this foren• on. They state sun report, that in conse queace alibi unhealthy situation of Th ompson': Island, where so many excellent ()Seers have fallen victim:, the tiara rendezvous and depot will be Led at Pensacola. The M4ville Gazelle, of the 3d of May. announces , 'the murder .of the Indian Chief, General 'Wu. idtlarout, and the Chief COINITAti.- The sews had ''bein brought to theGovermir of Georgia, by the Gene /ars sotland6yechiefs,of the nation..whn bad escaped the massacr e. The murder was perpetrated eu the Saturday preceding, by a large body of natives, about .f)ur hundred in number, -who -attacked the-General in his owa bees; ea the wry day he was tellers set of, at the Mid of i tehietee, to exploit the eeentrf Wetter the aliseheippt,fet the futere restdeeee of the imilans—that wet% In fact, testa out a IWO COlieltry' IIISCIILLANZOVIL • buts' Pan. Fax: Mt MALL British Iron Company -- • it* - • - r - 7 Bristol Sidp.Canal - -•-- - - t British Rock ScPatent Sak 50 i f. 10. Equitable Loan Bank - SO - .1 • - : General Steam Navigation 1 00 ." •. • r • • • Great Westminster Ildry SS - 4 51 Imperial Plate Glass 100 . ' . 4 London Brick Compani , 50 g '-• • bleditemnean• Steam • • 100 e - -1i 7 • Medway Umeassa Coke • . OS Provincial Batik of Ireland 100 S 7# • Earl Stanaary • • Milted Pacific Association SO ' S Si 'West India Cnsiipany . . 100 S. Sl fie which diq nay be delve°, is order to tbenceopatisa of that they at proem peewee by the Milted &atm The Geotsbn Paper says, " Tboyi h toe oaf* reason to feat that Wile ga l s were the instigators of tab ltontid butchery." Mb we suttee ; to be a Callastsigest icslnuatimi. No white on= bat wimp to reek* ANDREWS V. LORD ALYANLEY AND LORD FOLEY. i Mr. Serjeant VAIN:MAN moved the Court for the de fendantsfor a rule to shew cause why the annuity granted in this ca,e should not be set aside, on the ground that the pater part of the consideration money had been retained by Messrs. Howard and Gibbs, who were the ag'..rts of the plaintiff, in the gran I 'is of the annuity.— Lord altraeley, had, at different periods, granted annul t ;es, belr.g in want of Money. He granted an annuity 1r this cate to the plaintiff ; the consideration Money given was 11,000. of that sum Messrs.'Howard and Gibbs receis eJ1,0501. for their commission and agency. Refore this several annuities bad been granted by Lord Alvinley ; some of the payments were then due, and others- were coming due, so that he was obliged to grant this annuity to meet the payments. Out of the £II,OOO £B,OOO ha been retained by M. ssrs. H ward and Gibbs, as agents of the plaintiff at the time of the granting of ibis annuitY. On this ground he hoped the Court would grsint the rule, as it was qgite clear these agents ought, not to havejdetained any part of the annuity. He also moved for a similar rule on the part of Lord Foley, who is win+ y for the annuity.—The Court granted the rule. to shew cause. • INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, JUNE IS. The Court sat this morning, in order to dispatch the rcmnants of business which stood ever previous to the Commissioners proceeding on the Circuits, which cow mein. during the privent week. John Foreman, late of Knightsbridge, was opposed by Mr. Samuel Robinson, on the alleged ground that lie had fraudulently contracted a debt with him. The allegation was fully proved upon the oath of the op posing creditor. The Cuts, Cw. said, that the insolvent •-•• , /ma This forenoon we receivs d a Buenos Ayres Mail, bringing a . file of the Argus front the 9th of March to the .7tfi of April. These papers contain accounts of some disturbances at Cordoba, on th'e election of a new Govitnor, the extent of which, however, has .• not transpired. In Chili, it appears, it conspiracy against the Governmeat has been detected, and an at tempt was made to _ assassinate two of the Deputies, of the Congtesr., There is considerable mystery ;n the account of these proceedings, bet the Chamber, of Representatives . authoriied the Government to suspend some legal formalities, which impeded the speedy bringing the. conspirators (sixteen of whom had been arrested) to justice. The Government, how ever, declined availing themselves of the facility offered, and the laws will be allowed to take their or• dinary course. This chews much good sense, liberality, and confidence on the part of the Governments The • following are extracts • • : .• BUENOS .AYRES,' MARCH to. - A report has bees lately spread 'that the Chamber isf Itepresen tatives of Cordoba had, on the 25dr of lait:lnentb, appointed the Governor, who was to succeed Setter Brestes, and that , there *as in the city, on the satne day, a kind of disturbance — s ome pylons proclaiming that Senor Brenta should be continued in.the command ; the (loupe:en of Which eras, tisk the election did not tike place. We Cannot judge of this correctneis of ebb lien's, but - ire should sib* that Senor Braun would be the Arse to Cheek such attempts. *fasts 111.—We have the pleasure of inserting the following. t ibias the British Consul-General, Mr. D. R. MiNktiomery ; 44 Sts—l luiVe tie pleasure •to squint yoe; foi the istisfac. don of the persons interested; that I !wive jut received a comma-. ideation frosts the Government of Paragiay, la reply. to my T .. l i an a s ...pees, informing me that all British' subjects may retire from that country - wltetey please. " W. Passe' : We are sorry to say that the reporamestieneff In our hit. turas out t o be well founded. We have seen the partletlers ref what pte ceded the election of Don Johaaidartines to the of Cloyetwor ,of that precloce. and what prevented the ringsides if the Chain* of RipfCSClStatil'ell from being carried into effect. Wi . siteilibre . an` • laccount of the affair in our folloWing numbers. By the last Mail kola Salta, we bays inn from Uppst Pon, which do not allow us to doubt but in a short dam sot is, of its ~: . _ __ d... like the lediaaket Alludes. These papers state, that en the 11th et Mesch General Nate. selected the decree which placed Yeasjide- and 4hpl, side' inertial law. " • The French Papers •of Monday and the Erviik,of , Tuesday have reached us. They corroborate the pre ? vious accounts of the successes and favourable pro: spects of the Greeks. The following, is frOm the Joirr+ nal des Debuts of Monday : FROM TMIR JOURNAL DIN DIIIATR 0.F41112fg It . LEGHORN,' MA? 30a ' • •' ' • The olficial news published et' Hydraltse the 9th of May, and s which arrived at Malta on the 19th, by a Greekeessel Meatball' from Malta on the 24th, and received at Leghorn the Itilthomdirias the advantages gained by the Creeks in the battle before Nimbi. Memy'Europesse in the serried of Ibrahim Pasha ports.hokon thiebbstly day. His Secretary modish liquid.% both Earequegi, "dig -the to de t s le ier li te tiTsibee f the arand his " e Vl= plowable condition, and Greek stoups are arthdbrfrom altavathis to complete their defeat. •.. .• .. • •,•• • • The Ism ache Greeks, upoonting to one humlatiell.llol4llll, lire-shim bad separated into three squadron. The cent hsiosseito meet eke list from , composed of two larp frigates sin eetuettes,'and , Vessels, whiebis blttiehn To. , oedol aid ltylene. ' surprised twentvenaJbm, scan and•Asstrfait miss Elie with . provisioti4Whielt thef•were, eartylog es gegreeem, asd Lepanto. They hail been'all takes, sad Were brought Ism apeN IfisnalL The 24 Itgsadien has gone to block spin Lerida the %WM lest arid Bak At.'so ship. of war mita transports. It has ms&four attempts to gefein, tktruks slot•lidtkand 2ithApri,bvt wu alWays forced Meat Wk. —ln these wives attacks, a Turkish brig has been him! he tee Greeks ; a frigate had the rigging aid Most 'of the crew, leaping in their fright buts the sea, ;Were taken prisoners. The third squadron was destined to take en board and convey to Mir seMngki the troupe of Tim, which are in' the Mom, and Make ihipm t* erase es the mast of %Went Greece.' A corps it the enemy's troops, commanded by the celebrated glustapha Boy, endeavouring to penetriff into the western part of Limas. wasbentoo, en the rid and 24th of April, by Gomm, w ho supsbei it to Zeitosni. and took sassy prisonert The moat complete union prevails throughout in Gretit.' maninissiest et eight members has been ordered to present to the In eight days; a plan for the organization of corps 10*11,000 regular troops. • 'Odysseus*. sunendeted himself to the Government. • It has been said that thneral Roche has been very well received by the - Government, and that he immediately proceeded to the _ camp before Pura.. .Witt.tayss•Paolizay.-...Afser the awful result of the ltscosaaa's preesamdea of bb Report was made, ibis 11111118fdlaft Aare sad his companiess were removed to their respective ceib.— ?rebore, a being belied up, bunt into ao bray of .feellag whieb was-followed briismai . He rote early, sad invested iamb distressed, , for thi arthutor MOW& - lee the coarse of. the del she calm amewdetby-aneehersdemels, when e mete of the 1111114 begureaffing nature took place .amd it was With difficulty they left him, after a promise bad been made that no mere thin absobste necessity required walla be pat hi appall don to the 'Woof hie Mends. His fdlow.sufferers appear smell* of their awful fate, said this aseralar Praha* appeared maw is signed. Dr, Comowsad Mr. Boma Sr. unsmakang to th eir at e tendance ea t he unhappy men. Tuesday evemng two Prone!". I n quests Were held i ' a die Coninsittee-ram of tat: Sarthelomeyekliospitil, before T. SHavros, Esq. The ' first Was o ft the body ef Jelin Leary, who came by his death under the' &Bow l* circumstance; :—lt ..appeated that the deceased ha lad about 12 years of .age) was iiditig. behind' e ackney coach, when'thecoachman whipped him off, and in endeavouriog tegFt away,.be was knocked down by the bar* of the Carriage' of _John Tabor, Esq. of l'hisburflqiiere, Whith Wits passim' at the time ; die dieiiiied,raised hienielf toy a "Moment On hit . lutes, h"diet hdtsm: !_,legs l ai!il eaileiined, 4 q.loxi htlit met" en he' receive d is is on thew**, !ions the - pff iiiiiie;Whicli 'Waned bids. He wits ininied44l, picked ep ef. some tasisiii 'iireitlit; ana, conveyed le the abet. hospital', 'W here I he wiled' On the: follosehijk` dry. No .libinse Whatever is attraidiable.fic th• Catch's - Sum • *tto 40 .all frii, I l i, pmwei; to prevent the accident. . . Tl4Jory tatiiiiesi gs veydict of se 4,:ccideOil peatb:: tiiiiiid on lb! hofte . s: : " he failse c . o); the OceMed tisidii - dA tbe C°r°nPF kr y E petase is t : bairi bin*, sibei . be Was Inform! ~ ,re was : pa Oupc but that Mr. Tabor Would de fr ay em Iran lied to. Tnii'oilie aria mi ail _body ,of John. Almsnt., The ,4eseate4 14b0111. rase 6 Mr.. 4utioeti Ofsibl*.o4 igi •Chia,.. # 4 _e.a:2142: .1 1 4 11 1AT.1. an ;."5 1 , C 42 2 111 the 4 aCt.”'N. . When (ber ) g a awanger , to the . place) fie' reirsliga. a trap door into She tellai:, apd in. endelitoo4. l t,?,•ez. himself, be cogAt hold,of a ;visit .. s legare. We" AL n li s Opwards Of 1 cute. , which ,he.4ra ;It . his, said it fell open . him, astAiote.seieial 44 . Ig l iai* - wipe ,so,siverely. injured hintAiit..ted4d i . (110.40 hospital the. following dui. Jury. .I"iawad f ii ter _sdict of `i accidental Amali e " with. ij,. arst,A4 qt die ginger 0f.101.. It is a eilliarkaika4aUllffiljl tint - while - Mr. Birch, the house-wargeOns wi t s give 4 .. give evidence in the first ease . kern ',MAC*. tend ii lad WhO had bees__ _l7lllo)Yrer.ifir.a . - V#o/9/R. ) ~ .. ;Mid a Woman who had b um WWI br: if of whom were brought into the 'U404)0404= Was sitting. • . • . . s - . ' - •'„ " 1- .I. 1P 1. The Messiah di rlissii4l. the Paillsr ' is4Or, and Mr. - Itivaia4u, • the • sariilitoi Ayres, trinsacted basioess yesterday sitandisa Mit CA01111:40, actin lawderoike,lioatepowee‘ y ii: . , ,_ _.. __ .., • Tuesday night Prime LabiPOLS lialffiffiliallib 111011100 rough House,fress Cimmorral• s. . 'a%V'r , r‘ • • rhe Right Hon. JOHlUBffillffilai b i 4 Arivesate r amineti.ffibi nian bill gni• at ..itleSikall' (roan firdadameeskin Litieelashiss: ' , ai r - YeSierday riesising; iis'N. M. RotatieWlLD ' ' gilledras wising iddiself with sae Of his Mika sit Oilier, lda sown , multi'', st enansfirliblii, Ids Sew and he Mt ea bb.slioullik . ithich woe adeeM4 • :u 0001142 :g an c e veM'lPPllltrf «slalom* .die ahmffille-boele !Woad again.- We "it yto sespebe his come te•tinva OM ameakvg, and In'a fair way &NOM ''' ' • ' •___ _. ' • • !• ' Ttiesday eirenitig, the Mike 'end 'MOM. Of - Cast- L sums ham* the Italian Opera House with theirremace. . see kastav t;01101111111IOWZR Data, twat uss mausysu• ; had been guilty of as gross a fraud as could be coat- insetted by one man against another; the amount was- net large, yet the intention was presumed to be as bad Si ttiongh the fraud had been more extensive. Th. Comm gentrAced Men to be ltd tat six stootbs within tfs prima st Mr. Robinson's sit.