Star. — London, England, 1828-04-29 00:00:00

E EVENING STAR. • .1 ' LON DON. TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1828. STOCK SICItAINK ) :F.WIII4,VE 013bOCK. emote 'posed airi, with an apparent goad i metal. and went up to 861 1; soon aftei some few private salts were affected, which caused the market to recede t 9 861, at wh!el) ride they now remain, alternately buyers and sellers. The accounts from Vienna of the 18th instant, bring the Mc. talliques at 891, and Rank Shares at 10161. • CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols, which appeared firm in the early part of the morning, have since given way, and at present may be quoted at 851 to 86 : they have been fluctuating, during the morning, between $5 and 861. This decline of 1 per Cent. Is not attributed to any political Information, but merely to the state of the market. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. India Stock Ditto Bonds 99 100 South Sea Stock Old Annuities £lOOO Escbeg. Bills 64 S 4350 Ditto 64 5 £lOO and 4200 Ditto 64 5 Commercial Cnnsols for Acct. 661 t 551 t, TWO ArCIK.K. Pottsg. , Bds. 5 p C. 001 1 Do Acet.so4 f . ittiss.lia‘tet2,s peva. 90e Do. Acct. Ka Spanish Ed' 5p Ct 11% Do. Acct. 11 4 French Renter, 3 p Ct. 69t 75e Exchange :ask Do Acct Bank Stock !09.408; 3 per Cent. Red. 851 1 3 per Ct. Cons. 811 1 851 5% per Cent. 931 5% for Cent. Red.93l 93 4 per Ct. New 103 21 103 4 per Cent. &rip 4 per Cent. 1826, 103 Long Ann. 191 1 • FORRION FUN °carillon Bds. 5p Ct. 591 60 Samos Ayres 111..6p C. 36 DO. Acct. SGI Chalon Bonds, 6 per Ct. 261 Oomph lids. 3 pCt. 601 1 Do Acct. 601 )lea ads. 5 p Ct. 261 Neo. llds,t 82S, 6 pC: 351 Do Acct 35 41 BRITISH AM) FOREIGN. SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. *Haar. VAIN 35 20 50 42/ 100 40 36 Draslihn • Iron ('lffbnibian United Mexican 68i 70 69 llt The Dill for repealing the Test and Corporation Acts has passed the House of Lords. The event is a subject of congratulation on many accounts. The progress of liberal opinions has been the main cause of this grati fying result, aided by the efforts of his Majesty's Go vernment, and sealed with the unanimous approbatior. of the Episcopal Bench. 'the discussion has been re amicable for the elevated sentiments expressed by tl.e Bishops concerning the true welfare and dignity of the Church. We trust we ►hall not so often hear it main tained in future, that the perky and integrity of the Churits of England need the assistance , of any civil force: lead HOLLAND'S proposal to relieve the Jews from the necessity of declaring ii On the faith of a Chris tian" was not adopted. Lord ELootes amendment, that the par'q should profess himself a Protestant, was nega tived by a majority of 102. The Bill was opposed in suns* terms by the Duke of CUMBILSLAND. In the House of Cosotnons, Sir F. Boanerr postponed the Catholic Question to the.Bth of May. The Hous e again went into a Committee upon the Cora Laws NI The remaining clauses having been gone through; the House resurneJ, and the Report was or dered to be received this evirei..g. The reply of the CHATICIMLOII of the EICHEQUZR to Sir JAMES Gw*-. 11 AleS questions on the subject of the currency is of gteat importance. The CUANcreu.oe of the Excarsoyalt said it was the intention of Goverment to adhere to tee Stall Notes Act as it then stood—a measure to limit tht iiricoUtion of Scotch Small Notes to Scotland a ould Ise introduced s and Government da not intend to inter im:gm/id% the regulation which prevents Banking Com panies within 65 miles of town issuing notes payable is London. Thieztracts from the French Papers, given in any. tber column, contain no intelligence of consequence. Canada Papers op to the 2d of April have been re. celied. They contain the Speech of the Lieutenant. Governoe an the prorogation of the Houses of Assembly. The ;bid topics alluded to are the state of the roads, the improvement of which is recommended, and the posing a Bill enabling Christians of all denoininations to occupy land,'on a certain tenure, for religious purp .sea. The Hatoborgh Pap rs received this morning contain an article from Napoli di Romania, by which it appears that Count CAPO DISTRIA arrived there on the 2i of March, where he was received by all clas,e, a ith every demonstration of respect. The forts of the town were eti the same day delivered up by the discontented Chiefs . to troops appointed by the President to occupy them. The following are further extract.; • NAPOLI DI ROMANIA, Malice re. The English brig the Pelican, which 'arrived here • yciterday, the 9th March, from the expedition against Carabusa, where it remained for somi,time after the place was taken, brings word that the well known English Philhellene, Major Utquhart,who, with a small detachmeni of marines, was left in tot:maid of the fort after the espulsion of the pirates, had been busied under the reins of a house which fell down. Mr. Henn, ano ther Phifltellene, is gone to day to take the command of Cambium. We also learn by the Pelican, that an Egyptian squadron of two frigates, five corvettes, and one dozen transports, bad arrived at Suda in the begin ning of March. Count Capo d'lstria has appointed the following . Chiefs of the Civil Administration : Poe Vagina, And:callow:re, of Imre. Ow Pavia, Demetrios Kakrgt. of Camila. Tor /01411=ais, Coil* Tbeoteki, of Corfu. Mr !e Ralf% of Pura& Vse Calavrita, Kari% of Billoorriaaghf. • • It reported that the continuance of the Trigonome• hiad Surveys. odder the direction of the Ordnance, has beet secured in the Finance Committee by a majority of doe Meniher only. Of the great utility of those Stifesys—of the correctness and dearness of the maps resulting from thew -good of the general advantage in a wised& c ppint_ of view, here can bill * We we as ready as any one the pro:priori of redwing useless . I , • 1 . 1 I 1 offices, and retrenching generally the public expendi ture; but we must think that seal for economy rather too enthusiastic, which, for the sake of 3,000& a year, would stop the execution of * work alike creditable to the Officers intrusted with it, and calculated to do honour to the country. THE ElkIG COURT, , Yesterday . afterooon,. at two o'clock, his nintaskt held at a Court at his Palace in St. JAmes's, which was attended by— The First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord President of the Council. the Secretary of State for the Home Department. the Muter of the Hone, the Lord Steward of the Household, the Captain of the Yeoman Guard. the Treasurer of the Household, the Comptroller of the Household, &c. His .smart held a Privy Council, for the purpose of traas-, acting various *Metal business. Several Colonial Seals were ap- 1 proved of. Mr. Bosses attended as Clerk of the Council. The Kum gave audiences to the Duke of Wst.unotos, Earl flautessr, and ?dr. Secretary Pear.. Lord Sr. Baum was the . Lord in Waiting, Colonel Wranwr the Groom in Waiting, and Sir Heuer Vivian the . Equerry in . Waiting.— The Court broke up at a Quarter before Four o'Clock. THE ARMY. A detachment of the 67th Regiment of Wintry arrived lit town yesterday morning from Hertford, and received orders to proceed by canal boat, in the evening, for Bolton. - . . The 56th Regiment of Foot has been ordered to. mash {roar Dublin, (or Londonderry. 'l' NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. "G' The Elizabeth, Minos, from Trinidad, Is off The Douglas, JAPVIIAT, of Aberdeen, bound to 5ta11ie15... 9,91 driven on shore off Elsinore on the 21st instant, clueing a viokne gale at S E Several other vessels toe anchors and *cablei;end aryl much damaged ; and it eras reported' al Copenhagen, that out tif 150 vessels, suppostd to be upward bound, which were off Fels. tetbo. about half of them were driven from their anchors: • Dui., Aram sa.—Wind S. W.—Artived the Helvellyn. ••••.ek, from Ilamburgh; and Clio Home Ir o ns Sierra Leooe. The whole of the outward - boun d have sailed. Potersocorrn, Aram So.—Wind & to S.S. W.—Sailed tbe Cap tain Cook, Wow's, for Bombay ; Lonach, Mammal, jur lienpi ; and his Majesty's ships Albatross and Hecia, for the coast of Africa. FALMOUTH, Aram 27.—Wind S.—The Camden packet, from the Leewaid Islands. is supposed to have arrived off pbtt. BRISTOL, APRIL 26.—Arrived the Henry Carter, Trinidad; and Lucia, Cuaistorraa, from Adra. By letters received at Lloyd's front New York, dated April 9, we learn that the Juneal, Buenos Ayrean schooner of war, arrived on the 29th ultimo at Baltimore, from Buenos Nytes..vilikla place she left on the llth of March. At that time the blockading scout dron consisted of fourteen versels•--eorvettes, brigs, and schooner.. When off Rio Janeiro, die Joaol spoke with the Buenos Ayrean privateer the Niger, commanded by Captain Cots. The Niger. it appeared. had recently fallen in with and engaged the %laria Isa bella, Brazilian ship of war. The action bad been a severe one, and the Niger had kid eleven men killed, and twoll her Mere wounded. It would appear that the vessels ultimately "merited, neithar of them having to boast a victory, The Juncal, In her p.i...sge from Buenos Ayres to Baltimore, had captured a Brazilian transport.with 300 Soldiers on board, front falaranhaut to Rio; and al.° a British brig. no "ame mentiontd, from l'etnambeco to Rio Grande. The Juncal would have been a prize of some cotAe. quence had the Maria habella. succeeded in capturing her, as, in addition to a cargo of skins worth 100,000 dollars, she bad 500.000 dollars in specie on board, which sum is to he approprbted to the' building of vssielt of war for the Buenos Ayrean Govatenment. •• I It is with severe regret we have t 6 state the loss of two Midship men and a boat's crew of his MAJESTY'S cutter Sylvka, while recently surveying a sunken rock at the back of the Idand'of Jersey. One. of the slidakipmen was 51r. Reemaao Ibtairnsibtra Hike, , late of his M 'a ship Albion, second sun of B. It Hots, Esq. of Boldington. The boat was picked up. bottom npwardi, by a French cotter, near St. Dialect.—Denunpori Telegraph. • • ;. • . . .. from The Duchess of GLovegifia his /*indium yesterday. Plitice ESTERHAZY, the AusttiaK:Ambassd.vor. and Baron PoLow, the Pressitian Minister, bad audiences yesterday et the KING. ' The Duke of CimsKttLAND dines - with his MAJearir on Sunday. THE PRlNcltss AU6USTA—Titt• issued fes• terday respecting the state of her Royal Highness was not so favour able as those issued fur the last two days, via — l4 The Princess AI:CORSA has nut slept writ last ni g ht, l.ut is 'OM worse 'lle Duchess of GLoucasves and the Sorsiii visited the Ptioicesa. His Nlaarsse and Nleinbcrs of the Royal Family 'sent several times in the course of the day, to Irani the mate ul their Royal relation. A 1). Putatiun of the Royal Bviety..headed by Mr. Davies Omuta? (the President), and Sir EVIMAIIP Home and Captain Kassa (two of the Vice-Presidents), waited sus the Duke of Cusessacasto yesterday, at his apartments in the Kings Palace. St. James's. His Royal Highness was elected a Member of the Society, and his name was enroned accordingly. Mr. FROST, the Director of the Medico-Botanical Society, bad an audience yesterday of the Duke of Cvmaserataits, when his Royal Highness was pleased to insert his name in the list of Members of the Modica-Monica Society. The Doshe.• 6Loucerren dined with the Duke and Duchess of CLaaestcs yesterday, at their residence itt the Admiralty. Prince GEORGE of Cumberland. atteneed by Colonel THORNTON and the Rev. Mr. Jeer, went over the Tower of Lon don yesterday. The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE tt ok an air:ng for some hours yesterday afternoon, in an open barouche, in the • ueibbout hood of Hampstead, Highgate, eke. Dip,t‘hes %sem receised )esierday at the Foreign Office, truni Viscount GRAIITILLIK,OUT Ambassador at ,Paris. Viscount STRA tiOrultis and Lot d • HI,VTESSURY transacted business yesterday with Karl Depart, at the. Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Sr YHTERSSUPGII. AralL 12—The Pt ince Of ORAM:111 has arrived here. Count Lesessooarr, General o f [ mhntry, died lately ,at the age of 83 years. Comfit Nessateomt, Minister of Foreign Affaits, is raised to the dighity of .Vice Chancellor; The Duke of BEAC/ONT entertained a distinguished party to dinner yesterday, at his house in Grovienor.square. The Duke of GRAFTON had a dinner pant . pp :Sun day. at his house In Clarges.street. • The Countess of TANICERVILLE gave a splendid ball and supper yesterday evening, at her house to Prissventre.squant. Lord JAMES STCART had a dinner party on Sunday, at his house,. Whitehall. place. • Lord BELGRAVE entertained the Duke of Nottrout antis select party to dialler yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor r.quare. Lady Fairttosonnuou had a grand assembly yesterday evening. at her house in Privy Gardens. The Duke of NORFOLK gives -1004 and Earl FITZ* vnwass2ool. towards promoting bledical Science in Sheffield. Lord ABICROAVENta sent last week 10gs. each to the &use: County and Fiver Hospitals. The cuckoo. the harbinger of wing, was heard yes terday a abort distance west of London. The nightingale is beard nightly in the neighbour.' hood of Lewes. • Notwithstanding the generally-received notion that Ladies' dresses never were so various or so costly as in the present day, it Is stated. in a manuscript deposited in the British Musentn, that the wardrobe of Queen lia.istamm, at the time of her demise, consained more than two thosisandgewns, with all thhigs answerable. Di,patches were eeteived yetterdiy at the Foreign and Colonial Departinenta, fronl Lieutenant General Sir FRIABRICIC Assam, K.C.B. at Corfu ; at the Colonial Mee. froth Lieutenant General the Feral of Mumma, G.CB. at Canada • and at the Foreign Mice from Viscount Ozastmu.s, our Ambass ador ay Paris. Mr. Parr —When the ambitious Potentate of Russia determined to mike war upon the Turks, and bad taken Ozakoff as a beginning. Idr. Pier thought it necessary to interfere, for the parpoes of saving the Mussulman empire. la• this he was eons plead, successful, without going to war; but whys the mom was in suspense, the Minister, going one morning mug Ifdo i r s Levee, was encountered on the stairs by a fribbling Peer, Reidy embrol r dared, who. thinking it an honour to speak to se distiagoisfsed a character. sa id. • Well, Mr.-Pirt, bow is It to 114-. are ere teheree Paw or 'Karr . me . Midi*: mallide and geoid.tstarely--. 'stagily. lay kook I asap, Lavelast dentilie ieerstspers misraimpt. LAW INTELLIGENCE. • • • A s ia COURT OF CiIARCRItIf, ti. . In RE STAR /OED ICIIOOL. This was the Petition of the Mayor of Stamford and others, praying a reference to the Master respecting shil l internal managementof the Stamford Grammar School, and also as to the estates of.the Charity. In support of the first prayer it wirs,aUeged, that the present school masteri Mr. Adley, bad been negligent of his duty, ant, devoted only two.hours and a half in each 'day to the superintendence of the School. • The Petition, which was very voluminous, contained several other allega ti.ns, upon which distinct references to the Master were prayed. The Lotto CHANCELLOR, after going through all the circumstances of the case. which possessed ao features of peculiar interest, dismissed the Petition with costs. COURT OF KING'S SENOR, Warrausnaa, Arau. U. Sittings in BUM. HANNISSON W. SCOTT AND ANOTHER. This was an action of slander tried before Mr. Jostle* Jamie at the last Assizes fur the county palatine of Chester. A verdict was found for the defendants. Mr. WILLIAMS now moved for I new trial on the ground of misdirection on the part of the . Learned 'Judge. It appeared by the evidence that the plain tiff was is the employ of a spirit merchant named Whiteley, who,had been robbed of a quantity of spit its. The defendants, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, were friends of 'Mr. Whiteley, and in the course of a visit they paid it*, at which the rabbet y was talked of, as also the 4secitliar natute of Mr. Whiteley's preinises, Mrs. Scott isaid, 6 , Depend upOn it, Mr. Whiteley, it . is not the . ;thieves that rob you ; it is your own servants • it is no other than John Hankisson slim robs you th e way fon tare been robbed." This was on the 3d of October. 'About the 28th of Octoter Mr. Whiteley went to Mr. ASCOtes, ID see if he could get any information upon the 'u' jest, when Mrs. Scott told him that he might depend oion it that Hankisson lobbed liim,'and took the brandy to the Volunteer public-hemse. This was the slander complained of. The Learned Judge. in summing up, told the Jury that the ss ords were pi ivileged, and that it was now incumbent on the plaintiff to prove malice.. Mr. Williams now contended that. the words were not privileged, and that the innocence of the intention of the party in uttering the words ought to have been left to the Itry. Lord Tewrinntx said that he did not think the rule for a new trial ought to he granted. One general rule of law was, that words which denote only the opinion or suspicions of a pasty were not actionable. It appeared to him that these words were merely the expression of Mrs. Scott's opinion upon -what she heard and saw, and he thought that the que tivn of malice having gone to the Jury, the verdict ought not tobe disturbed. The rest of the Court concurred in this opinion. Rule reftbed. THE KING 011 THE PROsFCUTION OF THE EAST INDIA C , MFANT v. ANSTIS3 ) 3WITON, DZIPARD, PRII•CJTT. AND °THEIRS. This was an indictment for a conspiracy for the sale] of a cadetship in the East India Company's service, tried by Lied Tenterden at the last Sittings Is r London. All the deleniants, excels.. Cal'tain Prescott, a Director of the Ear India Company, and Mr. Despard, pleadedguilty. At the trial Captain Prescott was acquitted and Despard found guilty. Mr RitOUGH.tit now. moved For a rule to show cause w.liy.4 new. trial shawls! not I e bad, on the ground of a mis trial.• The Otis trial was occasioned by the facts be would now state to the uit, founded upon •several Affidavits he had iu I.is Mind. Whenahe clerk to the At tot ney for thesdefendancattended at the Masters, - 6(fice. to assist ihthe redisc; ion of the Sliek sal Jut y li.t, from 48 to 24, he struck out the name of Philip Pcbrei, a Si aniard, who was s iteenth on the I.st, and desci tired as living its Warttford.court. At at trial, the same individual. still vixteenth on the list, was summoned on . the Jury by the name of Paul Pebrer, of Warnfoid•courr. Now this, j ined with the tact of Mr. Pt. her being an un qualineJ alien, was, he thought, a sufficient objection to the vial; and he now, on the part of Mr. Despard. applied for a new one, It would be well for him to state that his client was perfectly ignorant at the trial that it was the same -person whose name, had 'been struck out of the list that had been summoned on the Jury. But even if he had been aware of it, the objec tion could not then have been taken, because the list in which his name then was, f rmed a part of the record. Neither was it in his client's power to have challenged him, because, by the last Jury Act. the 6th of the pet sent King, cap. 50, sec. 27, it was provided, that vothing therein mend( ned with respect to challenging eateni to any Special Jiitor. \lr. Justice Meter—Do your affidavits state ignorance of the mistake at the tints of the trial? Mr. Ilitimenan—That is most positively sworn to, my Lord. Lord Tromminats—lf it be a mis trial, as concerns your present client, Mr. Broughim, it is also a snis.trial as regards Captain Pre.cutt. It is forme what it is for the other. 111 r. Bootintan--But would your Lordships think that is the case of an acquittal? Mr. Joule, Barer—But if it be an incompetent Jury foe ems it atm for the other. Lord TANTERDIPS—There lies you: dillicuky. Mr. Brovillask but. I will not refuse to hear you. • Mr. liriatconam— It is indeed a difficulty; my argument is stopped at once; for at the trial I was Counsel for Cipialti:Preseollt s mid not fur Sir. Despatd. Lord Tesermiums—l do not see how the i ¢ can ;wed at all the present objection prevails. 1 • Mr. Disouostas—This is a point which ad los-occur either to myielf or my Learned Friend with me. Perbilmi your Lordships •,wesilri allow as to consider of • •j 6 • ; .t Lerd Tawstmess—Certainly. ' Considering thi: plasm ,ofdit, objection, I have great dilliculty in saying that airy thing dui has, been done can stand. Mr. Justice Barter—lf the Jury could not pronounce a verdict of guilty, neither could they one of acquittal. laud Taarnotruot—You will consider - of it then, Mr. Brougham. Mr. Baouumatm—l win, I thank your Lordship. Halifax Papers state, that Sir JAMBS Kum., late Commander in Chief of New Brunswick, has been ap pointed Governor General of all our British Settlements in North America, which virtually supersedes the coos: mission of Lord DALHOUSIR as Governor of Canada. Accounts from Port in Prince to the 12th March mention further accounts of the recent revolt at Aux Cayes. On the 4th of that month several individuals had assembled armed, and made fruitless efforts to induce the citizens to join them, and after some slight resistance, in which tour were killed, the remainder ' were thrown into prison, and would be brought to trial. Joseph Blamire, another sufferer by the fill of the Brunswick Theatre, died on Monday in the London Hotpital. Saturday John Alarralt.Jiskos Wilkinson. and Matehiu . Harrison, were executed on the New Drop, behind York Castle, pursuant to their respective sentences, at the list Assizes; for horse stealing. Orie.ol- the Most extraordinary instances ever kng;wi, of the depreciation of propeity occurred in the foreigi market last week; in the instance of the share% in the Tialpexahua Mining Company, on which 2701. ha• been paid, and which were sold that day at ILO.* 20'. to 251. SPORTING iNT r•-•••••••••...- • • • . . • . BITTING-110051. TATTERSAtiA, Aran ius • , During the whole of the oft•ernoon the nium sess crowdeCr mew, and business was brisk, general, and important ; th e ikt , h meat of the Newmarket sceothas (eh:ch sweet heavy) rutriOnx interesting part of it. At this period changer Cast be broiled r., every hour, and it win not be surprising that, sore Wirve.ltnotto A *boot lay the day's bating ~ .. For _the• • .ready at to 1, heading Cudland hat!! • l aajaAtatb.. taken; but the layers were few. sod :7 7 "`eel Zinganee were botbln demand, the fornie4dll Joie s im MMe of %be moth: haepltlf *CIA Iss 1. • siesiiisislilvdCifi' Mende', and between these and the outside hones. myna • John de Batt and Alcaster were in some demand. / tent feature of the Oaks batting was ate bringing into new ally (by Andrew, her dent by 'Pioneer, out longing to Lord G. H. Cavendish. Lest iireekabe but yesterday evening. any we you pump •ii 7 rise is mainly attributable to the very livourabir L her trials, which may perhaps turn our , as There was a strong party backing her, Zoe, and, steady, as ant favourite. Tim odds timed affillifir? Dew. - • '••:-` ' 116 to I sift Retrgk . 16 tot apt South 55 to I. agst thrift 4d to 1 opt Shriner 40 tot sgstJohnde 1 I IA to 1 art Amasser Cadiand and Navarin ats. e t• I #i" Trampoline iY to rapt Latent • I'4 to 1 - art Sister t , Trampoline (talc 4 to 1 apt The Colonel 9 to 4 apt Cadland to 1 agst Latabtonlan (taken) to I apt Emma, II to 1 apt blerchant (taken) 11 lo 1 apt Giraffe 1000 even The Colonel apt 4 tO 1 apt Zoe 6 to 1 apt Ridicule • 6i to 1 apt Rosalie 600 to 400 on Ridicule GLASGZIW. Nretr. 26. Wednesday site: noon the body of Mr. maker, Brunswick•street, who had. hies seveiel ditys, was taken out of. the .Pairit, Port Eglinton. He had his watcb,ittiOpeou his per on. • • . • .. Abittact of persons tiied at last Circuit . To be transported for life, 6; for fourteen for seven years, 32; to be confined io B:' in Gaol, 3; outlawed; 9; dismissed 6—in .POLICE r INTEttiGENCE. TniANSION=HOUSE. .%'he diediener and limes Ryles appeared before , to answer a complaint of a Mr. Jennessee, for an assault. It appeared that Mr. JONOORIOR is the proprietor room in the Poultry, and the two defendants are eaters of Cheap Ward to wry placards about the, was inscribed " Beware of mock Auctions, makand pkitpockets, and swindlers." This inscription Jameson and Ids friends, and they set to work to with black paint, and in their attempt to trace the then the Wank originated. Amiarigns attended as Counsel for the prosecution, Depity Damn attended for the defendants. After a patient. investigation, the Loan Maros of opinion that if any assault had been committed, that required his interference • his Lordship d plainaats to wait until the Gran d Jury assembled Mr. Anwitos said his clients were justified placards; they were a public nuisance, and ought Mr. Jernigane asserted that the defendants struck assistants, and that they were continually winking,' shop, and making game of his customers--(Laughto The Loa. Maros—But sometimes you take (Laughter). Mr. Jainism—Sometimes I do. The LORD Maroa—And those that nod generally nodding.—(Laughter). • • Mr. Jennessee.-1 don't knew that. The Loan 'Hiroo—liat all those that possess rigx j =i, l 44 be Iwo*4 4 ate witr,.4ol:oA swami 0 0- 4 1 . 6 ,4 e pv. :7 Bl E f A i libel er diew ut i1 4 : 4 1 1 14 10110 1 10i b e1 / 2: :: . t T io:ka : 7 so 1 j her isog °eh!: Mona* tarerild kalisi .T.ne be Pod. soth*Slif;••:•• •;•, admen. traria Winer {takes) nide 13an (my*, caster (tabeis) — v amiss O ne • , rnanPana bY the swede • SALT aer to Swiss • (tate ss) Otte r. Liw, v •• g the let lb PUSH tor SLOP tide, Cana) omie atone; o fk it in Glasgow; by the ml men years, 31 ; Sa Siidtwel, 10; sod of in all 97. ea the The E. Boca &liven . , the Lona Ness Perms assault. smut al for of in Aossiss: e employed by thy, ir kstreau, ea whisk • and female puffers, ' . ea displeased meat tbe placards he instription Imes oseentlea, and lir. of Fig rots was decidedly c,, m b ed, it was wan Card desired the tee: • 170, ft d at tee amebas, din einearing cis f t to be 'bawd. ;truck him and bis se, nodding tato Ms . • 'titer). As nod for a bid.— rally suffer for skit liehtfal ss pod sense new : Gale Drive et these men were . 1 44 ` 1 ,„ a11 ,„ t ▪ awl felt addled se bad dais. PINK 1 House and diselsarspd.lbi • _ ri .,„; rr. rusted; came to do ✓ own sezysisii it her io crainiwilng IFo h a. some std Mule of Mr. eductiinOilic hat 41 r to interfere In sad • A tom ward in cite eerie should be to die Eao .ar the child ID thl. .n 1 compel bin.'" To B • • Ittyswater, PIRA phweeding ratan. Hired. Ac 1 Paris state that A ted guardian to ,zetted, on Tues. Wit be to the KING. Wit it his MAJCSAYi ientleniale. con. 'Welt proe braes are entered. situate z men on board, mires luring the severe its re been heard of FR Members and e s : ° l f ix r ao o b ncr o y daThs t M i h oSe e nc r ai . me etol D ne; ia lta ifi'sAtc : Bm"?:arui:lt who are of the 9 Ind the cOminet• Desk; ity. : it is kr the due ed, spacious, and I adapted for its JOHN MANTIS' t of the President itb, Payne, and • illsess.'Amonitst • Pate, jun. Mew'. Id auk el M,,rttutn; :tta.et a Mr. 1. ale at P. I eten pod.—(Larghter). Mr. Atiotrrus contended at mat With. that hired to injure his client by some rival - deakre. that Mr. Jennmese was justified in doing what be The Loan Maros Was of a different *pinion, • complaint. MA RLBOROUGH4TREgT. A modest looking young female elegintly dressed, office, accompaniedhi an elderly person of her plied to the Magistrate to know if he could assht a Gentleman, who had seduced her, to afford her t the support of her child, the offspring of that seductlissle, hitherto refused ber all assistance. • Mr. Rua said that a•Maghtrave had no pewee tb a case, except where the father was brought forward way by the parish authosities—her application " officers of the pariah where she lived, and swear untaiway to the father, when the parish 'mug support it. • The applicant, who said that she resided at MI very . reluctant to undergo the exposure of the ph mended to her, and, :banking the Magistrate, resit., Accounts received this'snor ning from the Duke de DAMAS has been appointed the Duke of BOURDYAUL Mr. E. H. DUMF. RADCLIFFE was g day se'nnight, G..ialeman of the Hone The object of th;s appointment is to put racing stud immediately under that OenL troy!, and in his name all the KING% horses A fishing boat from Lybster, with six was driven off the coast of Caithness during gale of the 3d of M.srch, and has not since Friday evening, a Meeting of the Friends of the City of London Literary Institution was held at the new Hall, Science, in Aldengatesstreet, on the opening to bear an inaugural Address MAID The edifice has been built chiefly of subscriptions amongst the members, most respectable class of tradesmen, ini cial and professional youth of the•Ci4 form of a semi ellipsis; it is well lighted, plain, but elegant, and apparently well purpose. It was crowded' tosmcess. Jon Esq. M.P. took the Chair io the absence .Mr:Jouw Sumac, of the firm elEasith, Smith, who is confined to his boose by illness. the supporters present, were Mr. G.Grote. W. and H. Prescott, of the firm of Todd r Mr. C. P. Thomson the Member rcir Halifax. Mr. W. Ellis,jun. Alderman TliaiMpsoo. Alderman Wood, Dr. Birkbeck, Dr. *rood, Dr. South 'wood Smith, Dr. Thompson. Dr. J. Milthell,"Mr. Up. iot, and most of the conductors of other similar dons in the metropolis. •A number of. Ladies graced the Mathis by thew presenee. Mr. DENMAN and pa vers! other Gentlemen addressed the Meeting. . :• MARRIED. At Owens.isos, Dorset, the - Rev. Joseph Goildestoolh, 1 ,,C• of Bolliel College. Rector of Godataostooe. Dorsetshire. P L ". suet Joao, widow of the late Charles Serowe . BOA, list a ( 1 3 . 11 7 calash tion, third daughter iftbe.late Edward Maxwell , • • • • ' . DIED. . • . — 7 ,0 1 / 41 5. • John Seekers & q. Gm 'aged 47, litany years 11) " alit Or Windsor. Acirlnnickland. near, A7r, tut the fedi instaot, aged Agnes Corson, fourth daughter of the late Moberg Droop gat u` Moikkhoom The Roth *ant, at his house. Park Row, Edinburg h . few days illness. 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