The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-13 00:00:00

L ,l : E V if. t./11i of tin, COURT OF YIN .'S RENCO, N o v. It. 1,11 % 1 . 1 . i I Till. is 1 1 vtisit to; tontor, 44.1(1 ttte serve, evf tvery ut< rvlJtlatl is (t Import:vire to it ; and Ai urea rly Ns l think oily n.1146)001.3. I .1.111 ttiotiiaic hiaAt et . ,•.1 I. 1.:1,w,', 410 ten bit - I)..riy. tle. 0'1( have pn In- 3 my em: ry wooed hrwr hr iiis lan% az. Pt.!, ;i1 ‘ti; * or !,,,"4- uf'ri ila w ; 1), r 6.r IN • qoI n I:-it L. try to r scut, the clia , in ter t.:l hie been fitle , l " a • elt• r.•ate.l triliuniii.' Loo, li!it.rite pt.:ann.', from tlllf oudee•ereeil reproatthe iit:;ht C:nl+ rive it %ea% 1 ko.ot:out,tl of 116.1.14Cti0. of their ua.o rank 11l bre. : • •• , !V , reit G-orleine.. :ilettiheia of the B tr, c.ohiclit ,hi th e ir pror,t, , harl . i.5e..11 to the !taint of ottri:ll- 1 ing the ItolltUti.-., oi:it , i...'it to franc ahl ',rune by the eloquence I.:!iy had .I. naffed tiiele.-1 conciude, :uy I.orflg, with !ountoiii i poi far the gtet puneace t.t,i I-t, e listetteil to In- w:1 , ,, end I feel conettly...ll th.at 1 ..h.+ll we. t 1t... i osoo•:noent I ytOtr Lordailipa may tliiuk trotter to inflict tyosi I air; with tl,e forlitutl-, I I a 111 , 111; yet I feel no oi.4esee iu %ye:B,l3oz to ~.),, in-; y of your [Ani liih;ine. . Llbl tJ. 'EGE 11”110 e. JOHN GALE JoNra. OL AtTGANAY-LiEIIBRAL moved, Thu,. t h, km. ore _ t h e Coma sdoonlel be palmed on Or 1). . . . he Issrung been found gtultr, it tli.• after last Tenn, of a Libel on Lord Vtv:utint Wg r , Joao, eu be;og ctUrd, splieared in r..,lrt • wr yer officer then read the indictment, ni,,ch. " 1 " - . 00 t t e Wrendaat canoed a placard to be posted .tp to itirtsvg t een," els 6 Nu FINNERTY and Lord CANTLFIet E 4611 Brand. Forum, Be.liord-street, Cuveut•gardtu. QUESTION, ,yr k ,ikr Lail Castterrash'y emduct to Mr. Finnerty, „,. i „ ai r IV:delimit Expedition, was a salutary alleg " .. f ;;, ft , goo d of the country, or an act of nial.griat up. NM;. Mr Finnerty hail made as soros l to a liti. r i g .c out ...old i,mrl null that commiseration from tint tlicapyrraand hail always done." L a ti Li.i.t \ Dmillutiii r.-ad the minutes a t h e 1 ,,,,,. ,„ii, li.s I A 0 .4 stip Ii iii trkett at the trial. \te elif P. per of July , 2(t j The Citi K of tit« C.:twat then askorl the De , . e , he hod Cumottel, or boy afftddsits to till, to niiii4attuo of his offence ? , I „ I„_ ~...ere, l in the ~chitties. Ms. ATTOltaiT-GeIIORAL.—" Mt* Lords, whol ly ue.:t. l uanitet v.itli the settle,' **.ieh the et,- fendaut e 1.114, if at large, render to h:a coo- , rv. 1 cunoot judge whether it has b.int prudent h.r Lord Caatierengh to h.. the pressi Mims to this public. lam. The Ur( lei tilt Ilea state•i that, el tan'S like their, it wt.oli have beta more h ttionegile el i t e .7: wm ..—ii In taking adventege ta Lord Casil,re *.t o bare overloek-d tile •nee your Lordships hate greeted, I I effeme. I ant a .a..queieted with any sere.ce to .h eim i t . I w il l „atom, the verdictl to o t would be Wit 1•I the 11114,i1^., even fh•olitti Ihe , i fottari against me WWI tape or Va. Defendant be imprisoned ; •imil if your Lordship., .. , at'. toiog at the time of the trial the he- should he 'timely *owe..., 1 illicit th • Deft:olden.% . . c joas e, w e e wou ld *H e nri to ra t • iostruc. sweructs ahotslit not batman% weight if pm think i eel toe more anxious now to mate a few proper to iinprnma hint. The defence offered to , i .., i . e .. to your Lordships. I feel cocain- your Lordships bad been in ex. tuition of hie of. ~,z .• i:e• trial, although they would not hive I f••-cr. It has boas coat/ended by the Defeadeut. ~, . 1. , : i kein:4 the verdict. they would have that he hag a light to call thio self-crosted trihnoal ; m etatel iii extenuation. If, in doing this, isiseisid end that ini opportunity had been given to Loud eil•irtamidv travel from the retard, and i n t ro . Castlere.gh to defend himself; end if he 'did red ' ; ! we ~m o w ,: that teat' he cunsitler•al improper attend and Jett, it was his ea u font and that iy the t u it , . lU:id your Lordshins will impute it hr (Oefendent) had only done 'eke d a te by si v j ug "error a.,.1 in experience, and ant to t: with toot- llo• dectquu of that tribunal to the parmlic. I eat 4. I c.,1 too the Learned Attoraey-Genetal fnl'y aware that your Lordships will dafenil the wink e. 6 it .hitld (if he can do it Cellbjittut Nuts of every pereont hut that you will also pu -4 its ..la , ) b-tween me and my I ) : eseentor. I hitth their wrung*. If the Defendant had a right to take ties opportunity of de-smiting. the t.. act as he dad, your Lordships wonlil protect i lk am of era Society atisah has en onfartauate. him in that rie'iat ; hut if Lerd Castlereagh had bee t s fillets a -r the dispieasivre tit your Lord. j wronged, your I..orde:aipa will pnniith The Del nd- Oar. I. :ii; this, I will numbly contend Clore l ant, min she more he..ll';,': lt.l hit141,11461 , 1t.i that rd.. hi , ~:r between the pereun who was Wrong. I will a.k the Cart if tlitrithink it right ::. ;as a nor, cud the person sehe that the Oefaidant should call Lord Cm: lerea A lt , _ _ ~, I, a 4‘ ,, i f 4, esemmea tin g it. Them b fore a Jury at :no Tiritmh Forum; 41, 4 Leer a ha! 'r.tn al.. ile.e .C.-. 1 wit' sty. no object should ham of iiiiiii.iinent found by the Grand Jury of use M,1,„ le h,„ i„t,,,,1„,,,i ne s u ff e red the d m . Afareii t e (•,'t rorsiele, charging him with hse:rg on at the question which I have been prow. Ivoitzet Finnerty ha ere a prionne, and having sent Olti fi'm had I oat sappnted the steteatelit of 1 Mr. Orr to eeeentioo in lielsed, although told by fir•-ty ii be true. from wilieh the diseustion 14. I the .ftulze who tried Orr hr thought him innocent ? f aint. I read it in a paper w itch is comedertd I Is tins, Inc Loris, to b• home, that any man it to sertalit, The Morning Ckromiek, and I could be allowed to be nut up as an object of *cons mid *site !!)anght that a libel would he perudited to I derision ? The I)efendent says lie does not know Iv:heel puldithed in it. The charge made against Lord Castlereagh-1 helmet it...it was not his IrdCia! reegh by Flaherty, was not of a pi- I Private theiroeter he mean) to injurer it was his %Stet ..f A public nature. It atat,d that Woo- public one, it was to shetv that he was not a fit Ott. w e t „te m ,* e sort of scanaportaiem; that be person to be TOTtuitetraws a Secretary of - Suite. bitten conveyed from Watelierill to ihi , country It is VIM time, if people of the same class as is Avail: •sestel,by the order of the NobleViscoust; the De enclant vltt mot knew they have Item, net. Doi thli., t -Aroce had biea co:nazi:od without any big wrong, to be made so know it I y de. Walt of smutting ;.r trial. However, it may be indecorous I the law. The Defenolaut was not actuated by it 111 to (elation that statement at all, or allude 1 spleen against the pemon, bat itgailist his tharacter toe; far funierity has, by withdrawing his pies, I as a Secretary of Siiite. The Defendant, in rXte. ', E ,,i fi s "A y, e „, l ac k now l edge d ki ,„„le t e e an. I e m o tion, has eatiteuded for his right to posting Lis Tof • I.liel ; and this libel has been hat ff t round placards in the"tr""tr vit.rynig the imblie chancier t neck like a will -atone. and it is eepeeted that t of the Noble Lord, calling him before his mock e.II oink me . Th e quest i on sn e m i ttes a te the I tribunal, to answer charg.s to be there ;preferred :nh Forum was not brought by tor in concert I egaiost him. If he or his friends had obeyed the Fienesty, of whom I know nothii.4 more but summons, they would have deserved all the altn.e ''' isubrittott who stated that, he waists object I that had been poured on theist ; yet the Defeatlaut voression. Th e B r i t i s h „F orum d ews eat f a una l has contended he fore . your Lordships, that he had ore your L or d s hi ps in is titriy . :favestrablu lig": a right to do nil t;•it!' .l treat if the Court it ectinsider the weeding ofi Mr. Joe vs—" 1 did not contend for the right." telethon that was Inthwitik.d. it 0 °old tend iii Mr. Atrnaltale-GI.:1C1 11,—.. 1 am Blear ii.l l .- ' measur e as an. ettentiebeei of goy cooduct,T)M py to he corrected. particularly if I make a wrung l'am was worried to arhisit ,egery prniblatido. I statement comet a ! wawa' 544'41411c to the situ , : wii "to the Noble Person to 'theist blame had of the Defendant. He says there is a wi.le di:fir. Imputed :it had been fold, Put. tend any ence between the person who is the limiter of a li anan was allowed to speak. and io 441 Mile bet, and the adopter of it. In this I will agree . *link in favour of Laid Castlereagh.... This with him; yet for that difference Finnerty had to mune' my, Counsel heal been instrected to answer ; but the Defendant could not hare read the at the trial. but he iseglecterl to do so. It is statement of Finnerty, without knowing it was a len t cottonseed, would have hare had coati- gems libel. Ile hail said unwell shout the respect's -dile *tight with his Lordship sad the Jury. i btlity of tat: Newspaper which he bad ti n t seen the • !.r ditrneiion of time rinestien complained of, it article in. Then I call on the propnetor of that 'l'i my lot to o;tein the debate. In the open- l'..per to be particularly cautious what he insert-, , !read extracts from the Iltrenkle, sad pre- if such persons as the Defetidant build their kith it them by saying that I did net pledge myself on what oppeara in his publication. If your Lord a the C°11 " 116 ella of the statmuseol, sad if Ulcer- ships fi .1 that any thing which has been urged lit ' rin6 et, 'I otobe woo responsible. As the the defendant should gu in extenuation of his oh. litter of tne thibete.l hail a right to reply, and had fence. you will give him the benefit of it ; but in 7•etiested by inotit ea of hatred to the Noble my opinion, he Isis added to the origins! °Felice. 'I.L 'Gold not have foregone the opportunity of by defeerhimg it." 'on_ the arguments of those who spoke iu his Lord ELI-cats:mot:Lat.—Let the Defendant be 'Ile; a+': proof, however, that I hod not any committed to Ilse Ylitie.ty's l end . r Ncitgate, and - t0z,..1 comity to L or d Castlereagh, I withdrew brought nit im Monody oath to receive the judg ki •"nolediately after the opening of the hest- meat of the (Toilet. " ire evethig. I did not exact my right to The Drfentlaut was accordingly taken tom ens -''`ler was I present to hold up my hand at the • tody. • , 'irief the question. I have been led End en- Pot by the warmt h of nit: feelings for an iodi.. taxi ,,*" oo3 I stemght had been iiijured. I know "e' Lord Cototleresgh nor Fin n e r ty. I owe nei ,..:Srt qf O f affeetiun to either of thens. I beg : I is °f yea' Lei dihys for trespassing so loug on "rilshiOs s milli:tem ; bat there is another ~ ~' o l. ' ;tees vi:tlets I cannot be silent upon. It ~6 " 'livened the recollection of your L0rd .".7.,_ th at I hate recently been releases! Irons nut. .'sa t teset for annther emus. and inflicted by ano. 4 e n:nu:Al : do:4lg the Cline I was so coedited, i iid ':. ( tre•go he ought the present prat...coition. tse leo shoulders. It think that if your , 'ltiot kid • • a m ,... _, - - J • 2.1.. chas e , or eve P the Attorney rt ~ .., a I • ISAR of feting, von would ha/emit!, ) 1. • . : 4 , , ,, ,0bin nu already suffered enough. • Eqt 'l3- ' I' p. "vs " ellacil ; sod I must submit ;.. .t. i. nut punialstateat which your hiah duty Me Yri°)ltie to it art. It eethtl i st have beau Inure ~, ~, L ord ', honour to jetv•Ategiven this of. „.„,: ~.' i . "*Ve su ff ered it to bete slept in 0h .... ,'• I 41 2 persuaded, that, ;4 the cold and ~. . that I twee he r•lititiguied to he your s 0 1 4mr:it, I shall sleep mare sunnily ';` t .dal Lord on bit billow of row eaJ , hit mob o! , l 1 ,her, is 3.a3t (.!t oi)scrved. that if it WM its witig4tion li,. tune. THE KIWI T. /ITU FISINZIIITT• Mr. A TTOR'S ;tt; 604 AL IsMed, that the sweat of the Court eliould he [sassed on the defend mutt hitt observed he did nut are him in Court. Mr. Ctmwoon stated. that an nhirl.ivit hid ber:i pat into his hand► wily a ins tttt le iii -fore, staiiti4 that letters had he••n received from the Def.lichint. that he wee I. Lave Ireland uis the Jd.li, •oil that he was exiles-mei in Littrtnn every• hour. Ile there fore traded that the Attorney-U.11 , -nel would waive his rootiw.. . . . Pair. Ai rottlry-GEsErt4t.-- 4 . I bare no &tier titm. my I.urd,." Lord ELLEmOOOOLan —. 4 I »WI this bosiness bad been rcttitit tirt.seo the I.eari.ed Counsel before it hail heen mentioned in Cour: : hot I pose, Mr. Consols . . yrn 111JVC to arrest the iudgiarnt far a day." 11r. Crawooo—" TEat is -0!, my I.ord it ...." Lord Ea.t.sobl4..3cra4 a4t Ptiss at la a °Von k. rornsa r. trnar t. _ r,r(1•14 371. on ti the De nt &ode.' This WWI 111:1 actin :,•wwto prowswory note, to w her coverturP. Frauds Thom I. rirrose , l hr wn at the Dtf•ml- :.; ; ii..r 6.71 4 bai;iff to a gentie.u...l in tin. ; she ktpt a bearding-school rear I.•nt Inn ; they were tnarried in the ellur e n of W e e nw. ,iie Cad N 01 • 11.•rl•U•1 hooloitul a:11 lOW ..71.11, red he war tlitn The Plem,iff wee ■^coalingly n on-stvte4l. COURT Or COMMON PLE ig, We it m tirrea, Rol. it. ARROWSWITH O. Ito a LE. Mr. Serjelltlt VAIIGIIAS Ino%erl to hare the rule (title alt,olutr, N hid) be had ntlt cited in this enure, a the ground that the d,rl trebott had not beets .reed in time on the Defeathmet. Attorne... Mr. Serjetint Soneosab produced the effsekivits of the aervent woman who hod deitvt•red it, sad of her *ho urrottodiand Ime s which stiteti po vt-Iv that the deektntion had been served before a•cio k. 'which was the privet time, •od thst it w is •t-ali.d up in a letter. Mr. SerjeAnt V•II6HAN stated, that wilding psrvr of the :I—cription in quPalion, sealed up. was not a proper oinfle of sell ice ; brcsure a clerk, in the ulvseope of hit muter, would not dale to open . hat alp. and to be a private 'rho de, :Aragon should have been delivered in the . 1 4,1 rnunocr, In the prevvnt tnstartee. the Attar. st.-y was um ap!•ri.ed of the w►it bariog been served uu , ll the fulluevng morning. Ku•e w«s wa.►o 34:011111tott- RAY I Executor (if .I."Kerrzit) tr. turts,44l. 1.1 (Imo action, • i•t• h w. brought ny an Exe eatot moon tan protniaanty antra, of the amottut of 2I !1.. :Mr. St rj.•urt LANs mover, to sec amide the Ink h'aiut•d by Mr. Se.jeant Vaughan. on the that the draft of ■ pt a served on the Itch of A u_eust was not so a AtArrw. Mr. • 4 arj.vrit V.suottArt al!nwed !het it *rat Ont on a A .1411.3- .. 3.13 .3 , (31 , 11-tifiCt• et•CTITIC4t iu Ct.nee qnu•. vof he Att,riscy tvsiu iu his hurry. while cutti , g the Irart frc.!ii 3 Impel- %shit:lllll*d several via:airs i•, divided it Cu an i prJ:ier ptsee ;so that the stamp, t,r the rems:at d with the u her r.rt.—}lLle 11111 , harg:ll. linitti.t. r. DVIIMST. The a•fendint in ths cause had become inefebta ed to tiic Maintain the sum of 2.101. for which he had granted a werrat4 of atturtwy ; and, aceeel. lateral secoity, he also pee up a valuable pictom, painted by Camay, which, in the errnt of the debt not lw , rig paid, was to be told for the purpose of liquidating it. This sale had bitten place. sod the picture brought the sum of 08E, leavilg a debt of tims:id, for which an action was liroin;iit, .NJ judgment given. That judgment was th.s thy set with cots, on the motion of Mr. Seri.-ant .SHICI.II;;RD ; on the ground that the chleasance had not been utterly stated on the back of the warrant of attorney—the transaction of the picture being entirdy omitted ; and by a rale, made in the 43d of Cite King. for the puriasse of affording the Court en opportunity of learning on what terms warrants of tatorney were given, itwos ardere3, that the at torney abonld state on the margin of the warrant, all the circumstances under which it waa gran,qt. Yesterday, the Judges assembled i, the Court of Eselreqiser, au.3 pouseeded s oiscordissig to mutual custom. :tie presence of several of His M •Jt:TY's Ministers, to prick for Sheriffs for ti. different counties of England sod Wolves for the year suing. Amougst these who attended, we observed, the LWID CHANCILLOR. Earls CADDIIN 4troi HAL. ROWOY. Lord ELLIINIUROUCII. the Hon. RICHARD RYOIII4 sod Mr. MARMARA !"' rT.rts. Lord Ilsettv Murree, so., to the Marqnis of Deoua Dt, ha, b►eti itiwniuted Lieut.-Coloorl of the Queeu's County Mttitia. to the room of tit. late Hort. COOTS+, son to LO , fl CASTLE COOTS. Ntitner Mr. Foster. nor his nephew, Colonel Barr•. are expected iii woo this week. to attend Parliament. I)uriii% the storm on Saturday, four unfinished houses ia Sidasouth-strret, Red-liowequisie, were blown down. No lives lost. The city of Coventry was, on Saturday last, vi• sired by a most tremendous hurricane. which un roofed several houses. The road between that city and Dunehureh was strewed with large trees, which were torn up by the roots, and impeded the l a...sage of carriage,. A number of men were em ployed during Sunday in removing theta. A violent storm prevailed in the neighbourhood of Swansea oat Thursday night, during which a tow was killed at U teich by the lightning. Mr. TAY Loa. a Gentleman who resided at Mee. too, in &may, dropped does deed yesteeday at etc o'clock, at Wimbledon, where be bad been to meet a tintty of friends. The sloop Presperous.Seecimosester, belonging to Mr. Matte, of Entswortb, with a canto of oat.. bound to Newhaven, was totally lost off Chichester Harbour, on Thursday. The crew (three persons) unfortunately perished. On the voyage of the Hiadireaa. Capt. Poet). from New South Wales. Mrs. PASCO was delivered of a sea, near Isle Garode. off the coast of Pater. nia ; but front the circumstance of the ship haring proceeded round the world easterly. a curious enig ma arises respecting the time of the birth : at the place it happened, it was a quarter before si:Oit its the morning of Tharorlay, July the bth : bal. at Greenwich. it was half-pa.t ten, in the morning of Wedriesdiest, July the 4th. The I.e:center and Warwickshire Militia are under orders to march. the former to Hastings, and t!ie letter to Harsham barrack*. Tory will be re place.' at East Bourne. by the Yd l.sttahon of the Loth from Salver Hill, the CI battalion of the (list from Bar till, and the Royal Vtini.hire from Hut intr.. Toe Deslrordehire Militia will march from II vtinirs on the 13th Institut, for Blat,liiniron bstrraok.. The Monmouth i h,lhrw will march fruit ro I'lt7den barracks on the 1e:15 inst. A c..nsl for the conveyance or corn and coals i• I.k. ly to be made sl:nrtly flora Yedirighaus liridge to Mattoii, as L,rd Fteeni to.] Ali, with lair u•ntal lihrnlity, h.io patronize tl:e plan. Rorer.—The folios rev, will espies. die tons a rope will eery :—Mulliply the. c:recolferesice in i tchrs tr: it'd'. and unes.liflh parr rs th clact.—Thue, ifs roe e has six inche• c;,ciiin ferenee. six times 'is i• thirty-six, the n...;) part of winch as sev-ii and nor-fifth tom. Th . :4 sop. rre• the re l ic rather too strong, but tlt.: 'title may [ be of use. f I is lt. run Lsolotem-stistt ALARUING RIOT. righter , were yesterday eh:peed, at tie above °Met, with riletteg in St. (Are* 00 Sui. Jay. It appearnl that two of the notrts we,e attracted by a Wolk at a Lwow is l.aacellevuueort, ar..l Owl were re fused missittairee, whets they wett Joined by others, sat coin ineneed almost dangerous riot. An espial 11111:15Cr ufwatch 1111C11 istiesfered to sup row the riot: sod a bloody *friar took place, in which sereral on each side ware dungtrettsly wounded. Robert,, the watehleinese keeper, is not evect ed survive his ...unite shoot the bead The ,(Meve were ertued with btatlguoti% nerl swot abirp teapots. Mo./ were at length sassed 1-y an additional strung body of coo stables, end were cOssunitted to 414%4 the late orlinbetta. &at. others, eilto were wounded. Sent;wi Neiman. charged *kb Various acts or iu custody, aid will be mongrel is • few dale. - 1111..... SHROPSHIRE 4UPJtULTUMAL SOCIETY. Thursday a moat numerous meeting, cousistlst of the Nubility and Gems; of Shrewshur„. held at the Litre Inns fbr the purpose of calling into effect a resolution entered into. Brier the last Infirmary Sleeting. for establishing en Avicula torsi Society for Shropshire. he Itight lion. Lord Bradford took the chair s and idles having eas• plained fully. ant( swat ably, the nature and pur line, of the Itatitutiot . vit.—To promotu know ledge among the farmers—to facilitate labour—to imprnre the breed of all iasds of stock. sod ewer- Lain the moat profitable mutate of raising crops upon flurry krodef larsdia-etipsl Ste- promote, by suitatde rewards, industry among the laboari peogstttry— he then suinuitted theeules and regulations of the Inetitirtion.which met with general orprobatioa; and having been seconded by W. Childe, F..sq. area adopted. Lord kira4foed haring, at the former trx..t . n. r . been ap;,airiared Pres:dent. W. Vice-Friardsot. and Mr. Jethro. S.cretary ; it was ordered that the Sectit.try should also Le Tre. sorer ; sad a-Cornwittee, treuitating of the i'raitteot. V ice-Perivient. W. Lloyd. J. Cam / R. Lyster. J. Ihll, W. (I,enn, T. Lloyd. aed . Tench. &grit. were stipulated to carry the *olio io us of the Socie4y.Osto exputitioo. Four weasels, whose eamea we have no' learnt, ported from their anchors, arid went on shore on Saturday li.st oo Yarmouth beech. Ile crews of . them would have aU perished, Wafer the exertions of Capt. klarinr, and his minter ineeutioa—they wet* all saved he it. DitaL FAIMINTSra—Ao Affair of honour was intended to he decided ou Mount %Vise. near Ply. mouth, on Wednesday evening, at half-past eight o'clock. by moonlight, between two Lieuteuants of the Royal Artillery Gunner Drivers. Infmniation having been given to the Magistrate. a warrant was issued to apprehend the parties, and through the activity of the Constables. who had the execution of it, they arrived on the ground just in tame Its prevent the duel.--The parties being assured. were bound over to krwp the peace. (hi the 25th ult. the day on which our beloved Monarch completed the 30th yrar of lis re.gn, (*Amerce, Dispensery was opened for the edgers -on ." patients. After divine b.-nice at the Ca thedral, isici a newt ewesvtie and imprecate ter lima by the o.7an, t..e nest peegeser of the luau. tatlon iespresa ; Clouded a a testimony of loyalty and gratitude to t I.: nest of ciags), • metetit.g was helu :u the Chaptst Room for the rlecboa of of. beers for the ensuing year. In the evening a large party dined ..; 'he Penricya Arms, the Right Rev. the Loan Rance in thr.Chair ; his Lordship, in Is neat and appropriate Address. in which lie passel the most merited encomiums oo the Worthy U no for his seal is prernotisig, and his iadeLt:gahle exertions in bringing to perfection, the Ciartiar.on. shire and Angkor* Loyal Dispensary. proicust.el the Dean's health. aid the Meeks of the ertierm.y f•r his unwearied assiduity and attentsoo. In ietuirs the Dean gave tt May the counties tarnarron end oentrlesee ever be united in acts Amity and i' loyalty." The evening coo. uded •i the greor.t harmony and gaud-hutuour. all present being highly lacteal with the stteutien end urbanity of his Lordship. Same day, Major Sir nooses' Wit. trans, in the :tame of the Officers of the Royal An 4 lesee Lucid Militia, presented au elegant Sword to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Butke tee, their respected Colonel, accompanied by an Address expresiore of their resort': to shich his Lordship returned an appropriate reply. Daring this ceremony a royal salute was fired from the battery, which wee returned by the armed ships lying to the harbour, and flags were displayed on the tower. castle, and church. at &swamis. His Lordship afterwards gave • splendid dinner to the Oflicers at Barron Hill, where the evening was spent in friendly conviviality. The Non-commis sioned Officers were regaled by their Noble Co keel with au excellent dinner at the 'Solna-head, &sonatas. A person of the name of MOIIIMEW. a muster cooper of Dover, was on Sunday found dims oird n small distance to the westward of the South IF Ofe. land: it is supposed, in going from Dover to Seint Marga►et's, a distance of shout three miles, where it appears he had some business to tratimet o he was calizht by the tide ander the cliff, and could not extricate himself. The widow of a butcher, oldie name of IlttcAts. with a nuniernits family. hung herself on Sunday. at her residence in Fitsrormarket. Shit warn f o und sa.p e nd t d by one of hrr children. and by medical add she was brosight to baste •hierk hm. eft some hopes of ri cos erv. An inquest a as yesterday held at the George. lit George-Court. Strand. before AsTuollY Gets.. Req. Coroner of Westminster. on the body of ItlattY STONE, servant to Mr. CLAGDON, of George.atree, Alt I phi. From the evidence of a young ;; gri t like *-i.e a s:rvint in the same house , tt appeared that, shout 1-1, ri clerk nn Saturday night, she found the deceased. who had previon.ly complain e d e f indisp -itnin, lying upon the floor of the kitchen wiotte she had I ft her -fitting a short time henry. :he then v.,: leas very cold and ill. and beg- gerl that medical ethic, might be procured ; but oa the arrival of au it-sistnut of Messrs. Alstawsn ton sad illicit. i.i the Strand, life was satinet. It hisopioion, that her death was ocraslowed by the sudden rupture of • bleed-vessel in thebr o i s er li m e whe t vitro' part. The Jury witlinot tnn returned a verdict of.—Thed Ike gird eke tf (.o,l—The derailed was billion) forty end AR? years cf Jc.e. 'roll adqi Mali rd II . .~. ~.