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t h e push bell% the fruit of the labour. the Commission chargfd with the seine . Nu. la s ultimately decided ; but the nation may i tse tr, because the opinion of all illustrious oill be heard. It is indeed a reflection on human mind, that there should be soy one 14 cough to write against the liberty of the , such an individual only it ought not be free.-- The answer from the Executive ~e t to the crestiou proposed by the Cortes, . run g the order nitutiousd by Oliveros, its the was read. The Regency has ne day's sitting, i:milden any discussion on the Cones. and the bond it may charge its Agents and Ministers th, is to watch over their calumniators. NINTH DAY. The Cardillo,' de Bourbon took the oath, the PILISIDERT addressed him in the rot. wan :—" The blood which flows through ; ow , as well as your acknowledged integrity, you to this Assembly." A s „„ to y "Ward, consisting of five members. instituted ; for which employment, Officers of „, n y, who are incapable of undergoing the sof a campaign, are to be preferred. Three .ere also uarned, to investigate and report its of the candidates. The President men. lin fairing received several anonymous coat. join, complaining of the slowness in the ions of the Cartes. He ordered the public eliciting at 12 o'clock. and the sitting wee coo ' Milli 3 o'clock. I E BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, Noma** 13. T; i e ivy Houses of Parliament will meet this sy, prwant to adjournment. Ministers will in both, a farther Adjournment, in expect ,of His MAJESTY'S recovery. Their motion be far au adjournment to Thursday the 29th ,which motion will be eertufely eunied; end, mire to predict. without any attempt at op- It was generally supposed that there would I've ~en a meeting of the Opposition test Ight, at VG POWSOPSY . S. on Arlington-street ;hut , ng was intended. nor did auy take place. The fullovring Bulletins were yesterday Ammo to lumerous inquirees:--. " Wintiset Castle. N0v.13 --Seven ceded p. us. "TM KtN6 bas bad a little increase of fever tins by, but H►s Majesty is now rather better. *a H. R. REYNOLDS. " W. RALWORD. f. "' H. RalltAitilh • w.Visagletlex. • as IL WILLIS." si Wisest Cad% New. 14. 4 11 As alitttellaslud some sleep is the sight. er4 pWWI this aseraing." (Apogee shoe.) The Dispitches from Laid Watttitirrow, it is MA, ►►ere sent is the 'Primrose sleep, and alleges by a frigate, neither of which have reached port. The telegraphic dispatch Sutrrt,y, announcing that uo general action taLeu place so late es the Ist instaut b lerived from the frigate. whieh passed Ply t!i, but has been driven off the cealt by ad weather. In the absence. however, of these itches, we are enabled to present official intel ,• of the military operations in Portugal up last, consisting of Letters from Lord tieuerall Bsassraao, sod Co. Twit ; the latter of which confirms ►ccount of the capture of Coimbra. Lord , IN6TOII admits that MAUCn♦ is distressed , iaions, in consequence of his having invaded country without establishing magazines, and about adopting Queens to secure his rear or his licatioos with Spain ; but this distress dors so excessive as it is represented in the titter.. His Lordship has been joined by Nom of ltots♦tt♦ with a force of 12,000 <<• hire received Cadiz Papers to the 26th last, iti.ch we have made (*pious extracts. A Commit on the state of Ws MeJLITY's health held on Tsesday.iu a very private manner, at 'or. The Members who sat were very few in The result has Dot transpired ; but it is ' a further adjournment for a fortnight will .4 this day. and that an adjournment lions day will be proposed as an amendment by I pfithion. Yroordse. a Court of Directors was held at the ' late !louse. when the untlcr-inentitiocd Cep erre &WM into the commend of their rosiset. IhIPO, itw E Ralston, to th e Prineess CuPt3 , o •ilidergrau, to the Hope and Copt:44lo RieltorJ,uu, t the Tawas Castle, for , Mar.lraa awl l pesos. o f CA Slimpser, to the for &Huhn, and Rental. The ig allied were taken up foe one voyage. Nili Skips betiding in the Medway .. • • 44 " 1..14 Forbes ?1,. Ship liniklin g at Chester sno Luter Lenitives'+ 111 !Irten Pitt c:aniu'lg. bets 4 Nrott - es 111.4fatt - 9. 1 11 / 4 . ' I "P Moffatt was stationed for Bengal di '. 'l , t-ail of the A/biog.—Tile C , lvt ad; u tact' ' o'Unlti till to-uttatosi. • • .2 17 ' • 014 4 , Le; "' gee ty of' the the coma tk i eg was utti l at ter itselt; I go will be I t y e human e b r ie; enoug to out; b e free. — to p o or to the topecting the lb day's sat ler for:44er) Ir tiiinK it I vithr is to wtl The Cocchi rd,i..11 the ing scrim eer rein'. al . wend y A Secretor] as iotitutet army, re tires of a Jr petite vitt lie merits of zoned lor onicationos t alons of 'witching ~e er l otil Til Tn Tire too (Job P"' ° ' proposer le taboo of 11 rill be for al instantoolit e sentare portion. would Lave right, at Hr DO seen The folio' oumerou " lth "Trie Kt; el, but Hu "lir ar4 is ball r The Diap r. *al, were Doplicotea t. rt reacher , tf Sisl,lt.y', to'..rr u to. derived math, but rare *cattle Daisatches, e , of th, t 14e n 4ti TIAN' t accottot , ILI 1116 TC • provisioa I , country • About sato • 30lituriaat r • t Inpu t , * e • ate Intim be Marquis en. r • W• hare • sr ali,el nc A Cousei held on tl•▪ 14d-or, ' ber. 1 ▪ Psoserl a I roveJ 1,1 to day Otpnait Yer , terria t t India I !tr• •al 111 Oft I P 11111 1/. v Ci tau E .t , ' - ' l4 erarau t 4 Two 11,1 The CAS G. folio' Id ISear L,if ?1,• SI La , l, Litoa 1111.40 ,i i ip sit 0%.1)C ST. JAMES'S PALACE. The inquirers at St. James's Palace yesterilty were extremely numerous, and were received with great politeness and attention by Lord Charles Spencer, as Lord in IVaitin? ; the Hun. henry Verney, (rootn; the Pages, awl the tirnoma of the Chambers.—Among those who left their names were... Lord Charles Spencer Mr. F. Willis The Hon. Henry Verney Colonel Iliirlltig* Viscount Wentworth Captain Wiry, R. N. Viscomiteas Wentworth Lady Day General Hopkins Dr Ily Lord Somerville Diihr ..f Queensberry Mr. Canning DUI of Wisichilsea The Recorder of London Mr. Chester Lord Carteret Countess of Sefton Siv Charles Flower Eve S Birch Sir a and Lady Deaden Martins ..f 11, rtfoed Lord Sydney Marchioness of Hertford The Mimes Townsheud Earl Gower Mr. Pakeuham Lord Baynine I).. Rhode Pair of Golden Ludy M. Mantillas' Mr. R Spencer Mr. fr. Markham Sir Charles Dil!en Mrs. Hervey Countess Grey Lady G. Thrum Lord! Holton Sari Paulen Sir Charles Price Mr. Tierney Lady Prier Admiral and Madams Apo. Marquis of Ss'istrary data Marchioness of Sali,Lury Colonel Malice The Ladies Cecil The Sardiuian Ambassador Lord Cranhouru Coolness De Front Lord Middleton The Dube of Montrose Earl Spencer The Manor of the Rolla Lord Chrsterliad The Duke of Bedford Mr. Bore Mr. Pollock Lnrd Pembroke Earl Illackittemmshire Lady reistbruke Mr. Nest Mr Leigh Mr. H. Themes Sir Henry Wilson Earl and Cearisteas of Lind. Lady France,. Wilson sty Lady Caroline P. IMO Mr. Seri. ant Cuckell Mr. moil Ili. C4..lee Mr. Sprnerr bar R. sod Lady il.ckeiton Lady E Spencer Sir W. Coins General Gunlosi Mr. C Lone Earl Nelson Gemini 111:foril Dr . Coombe Mr. Will.:IIII UflOke . , .... Captesu Fineman Diintiari Cutii.tras of Rowlya Mr. Baldwin Ladv Dandas Mr. Clifton Earl of Port more Dr. Budd Lade Cottrell Miss Robinson Mr Patton Miss A. Bassett Captain Sidiutale Misers Berry Lieet •Geovral souter Mrs. mad Mem Coleman Mr. 1 . Taylor sod Mrs. Tay. Lard sad Lady Iladstierk lor Omer,' Berirni lady Drummond Lord. G L. Gower The Mall of Mori-Ater Mr.Grenkil • Dowager Lady Aitilinie Sir H. Dathwood The Earl sod Lwow* wi of Colonel Mayne tinitgaa Mr. Villiers Lady Caroler" W &hirer. Mr. 'Sartori Lord and Laity al tics Lady 31. Calm Mr. Egtxtou Colooel and Mrs. Staid Sir. li. Cowper M. W. Wyse, Lord Barn Lard Cathcart . Mr-StepMm Sir John illuerey talon,' Forearm Colonel G. Lawros Mr. Atoiroim Coomins frocarban Slug, Plemierfeatit W l = Lodi. and Mrs dart of Pradwich Sir W. Ibsen Aidrraso Wale Lair Plotter Lodi L. Morduradd Lard Mayoard PallerALlWes Lad Poraiohr The Lard Chief Basra Lady Possontoy Admiral Calerrell Lord Moths= no . Machismo of thlrs. Lord Suffolk shire Calomel Addenbroke Sir IVIII6III Maser Lady De Bloimiure Major Doyle Banat I:odd...rd. Lord Proles's Viseinanteis Lim Lard St John Colon, I Mind:mil Lady St. Jobs Miss GI alauin Sir C. R. flosgiiton Sir 11. Crewe Earl Grey Sir F. Gook! Sir J. Lady sod Mrs. Banks Lady II Fitzgerald Mrs. Wharton Mks Seymour Miss Sal. in Earl Ilunutniirris Mr. Krrrra Countess Mountaorrie Mr and Mil. T. Matdooald laid Astoa Mr Sergeant Cul. fl,ng Major Nut tkey Lady Willington Mr. W. R. Spencer Lail Pomfret Lord Kenyon Lady AI. Gore Lady Grenville Miss Gore Lady E Macleod Sir %V Smyth Lady C. Denier Rev. Mr. Capri Marquis and Maradoceso Couuhro of Itoseherry of Lansdown The !Resublimes of Stafford Captain Fieliliag The Bishop of Bangor Excly . E. Fielding Mr. J. Bowles Mr. Eden Mr. J. Craufard Land and Lady Carpfort • Mr. sod Mrs Sheridan llou. Miss Ahfridgit Earl Chesterfield Mr. Corry End Bridgewater The American Mishear Admiral liiioW Mrs. Pinckney Mu. Gould. Mr. G. Fuller Yesterday rooraing earls the Earl of Curs- TCRFIELD had so audience of Ilia 3laJuts' for a etnicderable time. His Royal Higher's the Prince of WALE,. and their Royal Hirhoesses the Dukes of YORK and Cemaittous, returned to town yesterday from Windsor. Ii Royal Ilivhoets the Duke or CLtuNce is expected its towu this Joy, froin Bushy. The Princess Mater dined with the flt•erts, pai m uk;,l.3, .11/1 tiso rnt of the ROY AL UsittLY, on Tuesday, for the first time since her close at tendance on the Princess Am LLI t. Yeaterday the Ministers re.ui lie,' to town.froen attending the funeral of the Pnnees. stt lIARRT BURRARU erouutande4l all the mill tiny iu attenclince at her Royal 11;ihness tne Princess AMELIA's funeral. on TUeml4v nught. The Marquis Of WFII.I.ESLEY, CANnFtC, WESTMOILL•Nn. I.I4IHURST. au.l Lord Mut.- 011 AVG. left %Vim - 110r at twelve o'clock on Tuesday night. for London. • . _ . - The Oxford Blue.. who were stationed in St. George's Chapel, during the service at the funeral of the Prince., AMELIA. stood is sonic Nets three deep, each having a torch in hii 1111111, with their combines reversed. They had a very grand awl 1101t11110 appearance. The lion. F. A. PIIITTIO is detained at his seat, Cortille. County of Typeriery, by indisposttion. Yeeterdav the KING'S twelve crenat , coloured h*rAes wer; brong:lt train ‘Yintlsor to Lon 1011, he command of his Mssissry ; and the e t6 , :t hi ick horses are to be tstprit from Loudci to Waidsor in their room. peontr., wirr, CIII LDR EN. MW MEND& If the stock of our bliss is is stranger's hoods reeled ' Thu food ill 'erased oft Is basksisptcy cads ; Bat Ilse heart issues bills which are sever pretested, When drawn ou the Arm of Childria, and Friesdr. Though spice-breathing gales o'er bin centres bower, And around him Arabm's whole fragrance descends, The Sfisclimit still thinks of the woodbines that corer The bowtr where lie sat with—MP, Mitres, aid Fries& Though valour still glues in hls hien dying wawa, The death-wounded Tar, who his culoure dcfeuds. Drops a tear of regret ss he dying remembers How blest was his boos with —Wife, Children, snd Friends. The detesting of Youth, still uselett4e4 by Burrow, Muscat itself fur enjoyinenta tlcpends; But drew is ilte twilight of Age if it borrow w warmth from the smiles uf—Wile t Cluldres, end Fries dr. 11{ AS. COVENT-GARDEN. This Theatre, which had been dosed in couse qiience of the decease of the. Princes. RIIBEIAt was last night re-opened. The entertainments of th e e ven i ng were, the Comedy of The Wheel of Fortune. in which Mr. KERBER . * unrivalled ex cellence, as Penruddock, excited the warmest ap plause ; and the revived hi3torie Pantomime Drainu of Let Peron:re, which has been produced in a stye of elegance deserving the utmost coalmen. dation.—Mrs. PARKER made her tint appearance at thii Theatre, in the part of (baba ; she suataisred tin. eh trader with illimitable grace, and received tin• must ripturoni applause. Master MORELLI wade his first appearance as Chimpernee, uud was highly entertaining. The scenery is very charming. The opening scene, the internal view of PeronAe'4 cavern, and a evaitrr acetic in a tuomitaiiiious country, are pant.. cillar 4 y I.viautiful. We never beheld a Pantomime, either in respect of decoration or action, more en titled to public patronage. The woo very 101 l ; but in eontrquenee of Ihr general ohnormilLT for the death of the Princess AMELIA. it exisaateri a very southre apprarance. LYCEVM. This l'hestre ve-wieneil last night, with the Coins , ty of The Clandestine fflarriage, and the V •ty sliccesaisi Farce of Mt or Miss. The per tortilinees went (Of with great spirit, and were much avplauded. TqTTENHAII-COVRT•ROAD. After the Grant Melo-Drautatc F.uttrtstnu►rnt of Marinion, • new Comic BurJetta war produced, iutttivd Tht Hoar; or .Sa•appord Ghost. It was veryllsughahle, mad receive•: much applause. F.ISIIIO . .VABLE ARRIVALS YESTIIRDAY. Earl Darnley, frum to big Intim in Berke. ; the M mein of Selisbary. is Arliniton.strret, i 14.141 ; Lord Cathcart, in Gloscoster•plare ; Est. Moira, at his haver Ili tit. Janienp , :iee, horn Leicestershire ; send the miois W Downstaire, iu flanover-square, frost Ire land. A Cabinet COUllyll W 44 held at three o'clnek yinoilay afternoon at the Foreign Office, which it until half past six. Another was summoned et rlYhl O'CIOCk. eapialibltutaN was ttpected to bore town last night, w,th drip4tches fur Lord WELLINGTON. Aniong the numerous arrivals in town yesterday wrre, llr. and Mre. SHERIDAN, and Mr. T. SHRaI• DAN and hi. Lady, from a visit to Norfolk. at the seats of El• I CHOLBIONDELEY and Lord KINK•IRD. Both the Noble Lwas al«) arrived in town in the course o: • isr evening: nu slid likewiso, from Norfolk. %Ir Cosa, Lord °aroma, Mr. Wooott 'uses sod Sir W. W. WTI/Rs. On Friday last the Hon. Captain WILBRAHAM, visiting with • large party at Lord Cuoi.uoalia- Lsv'4, at flaughton-hall, was severely wounded in the face and eyes by a cross fire from a sporting companion, on the opposite side of a hedge. Me aa.istance was immediately sent for to Nor wich, and we are happy to state that Capt. W. is neither dangeronsly wouuded, aor likely to lose the sight of tither eye. SIDEMNII proposes opening the Edinburgh Theatre CM Saturday nest, with the coined' of The Clandestine Marriage, and The Meter qf the Alps. Mrs. BROuKIL and Mr. TURPIV are the first novel ties—Mr. Dimotio's play of The Daabifel Sea is in preparation. _ . The Theatre in Cork was to he opened on Mon day night by Mr. D. JOHNSTON. with Dramatic Performances, Operas, 1-I..r.t—rilling, tice. &e. Mrinir4. Ilutincs and FISHIIII were to open the Triiro The.itre on %Vedilesit.iy, with The Jew, and The Child. The Gloucester Theatre was to re-open last night, wnh The Heir-et-Lazo, %he Inrse, and Mr. Iticitait'a Performances. Mr. and Mrs. CHATIERLY were to perform the parts of Lord 04leby and Miss Sterling, in the comely of The Claw',ethic Afar, iage, at the Bris tol Theatre. Lord Musts has the most numerous stud of high-bred greyhounds at tins time in Earzland, not less than Ito hundred briwe. Having l.reen very successful in running first at most of the late Count ing Meetings in the South and %Vv.% he hasordered six brace down for the next Mu!ton Nlerting, in order to try the feet of the hares on the Wolds, ut will as those of the dogs moat celebrated oa than trying ground in the North. Although the late Mr. CRAWSM 4W. the wealthy iroitinitster in North Wales, lett two daughtei.s, nearly the whole of his immense property, to the amount of a tniltion sterling, lie has brquestbi.d to his nephew. Mr. Hatt. It has been proved that the powder-mag mines et Alai eida were set on tire by a Portugurse Captain of -4inecro, for which service M Ant% A made him ' ,trent of 100 n .noidores, and be le now a Lieut.- Colonel in the F ronch Army. At Norwich Corn Market, on Saturday. but very few farmers attended, and the supply cf grain C‘r:o4.llleillly %VW. thin, still it did nut advance in pill e. Wheat fetched from 4.54. to 465. 6d. and wine very prime samples somewhat hio,her.—Bir. ley .20.. to 20i. 61. Been?. Pl+. tu s 223. end Oats 14, to 1.5.. per cooguh.—Tares Bi. per bushel.— .ery brari re, and II irdiand, of a good quality, earth gs. per 13.. ditto.—At the Cattle Market very little business was transacted, owing to the bad weather. Priem were merely ueas4tal. LAI, EvrELLIOENCE COURT or• KING'S BUNCH, Nov. u. ARTICLES OF THE PEACE. Mr. A ITORS tv•f; cutest. stated, that a lady was in C..iirt to rx:).but mrt.elts of the peace agaimt Mr. flogh Dogherty. lie could rot call tin Mrs. Oigherty, as there was a suit in smith. r plaer to dtssolve the manage. The Co:nplailsant had born • Miss Hunter, and was at present the watt of Mr. H. Dagherty, whom she wished to exhibit articles of the peace against. Mrs. I)ogherty appeared in Court, and stood oar the Bench. She is ;s most interestiog, elegant was man, and her countenance bore evident marks of her sensibility. She was dressed in deep Idaania • in.', with a lung veil. 'Lord Eht.rwoutt manta—" I'du come, Madam s to exhibit articles of the peace?" Mrs. Dogherty, with' much imitation, raid; -4 I am, my Lord, against thigh Dogh.rty, Estiony hosiiaml. for personal The Clerk of the Court thee read Mrs. Denim. ty's affidavit, which stated, that she was raveled to Mr. liogherty in the year Ititti, without OP' ail sent of her friends, being at that time under age. and under other circuinetances, which else Willtistl to believe would render that marriage null and void; and that a suit wee now pending in the Etriesuniti cal Court to dissolve that marriage. Some time after she had been married, she had boon rodocid to the necessity of exhibiting articles of the peace splint her husband, on occultist of the ce*pl Pell? sent she received from him, and he was bond over to keep the peace towards her (or woe yam. Soon after that event taking place, Me e Dogliair teas arrested for debt. a u d th r o wn lido the Kagli Bench Prison, where he continued till very lately. when he was liberated by an Ls-Advent Art; end • fur a short time she had been obliged to keep hey. self concealed, being afraid of has sioleone. Oa the 16th of October last, as she was sluing donate thinner at her father*s house in Harley-strent, be tween tire and six o'clock, she saw Mr. L./ashen, i the street. and sn,n after perceived inns MR op the steps, and heard him knock violently et the dom. which she ordered should not be ispirsied to him; upon which he climlied over the area, and feftiog open the kitchen door, let in another person, mid was proceeding by force to convey her to a cattiego which lie said was its waiting in the neighboorhes4; her friends coming Sober assistance. be woe obliged to retreat, swearing at the saute time, it that seek. had discovered her, he woold soon bare her id his parer." Mr.. Dugherty also stated by her alidailt several instauces of the violent conduct of Me. Dughertr, particularly oa the 18th October, whip he placed himself before the house. 'vectoring " dal she had got the d—d rascal her father, sod ellig rascals as big as him, in the house with her to pros sect her ; that he had watched them in, ind it they attempted to come not of the house he would tier their heart's-blood and life, and partiestlarly her eM father's." That in consequence of these repeated threats and acts of violence, she heel been obliged to leave tern, and seek priyeetion under her Enke* twit' at Beverley, in Worcestershire, under • pee• suasion that her life was io danger from his violence.. Tate Court directed that the articles shoul.t lse filed. JUDGMENT. rrioncr r. CAVE, POND, aid rireocit. Tile Defeudaots, Thomas Ca►e, Joseph Pone% and Aungier Peacock, had been found guilty .Iv~ violent assault upon Edward Cropley, sad wpae this day brought up to receive the judgment of the Court. The action had been removed by the Pro— secutor, Cropke, from the Great Sessions in the Isle of Ely, to the Court of King's Beeprit. Mr. Justice BAILLY read e►er the minutes of the trial, by which it appeared that the parties kad met t.'gethe► at the Three Black Bilds poleo, house in Ely, where they got intoxicated, tad t , . assault was committed. Mr. Sejeant SCLLOW put in several affidasits i ln mitigation of punishment. From them it appear. ed, that the Defendants had been driaktog front two o'clock in the day till about eleven at Wet; that Crapley had come in, and ir.btated the De. Pendants, which caused the assault to be committed. One of the affidavits was that of a medical man, who had seen Cropley the morning after the affray. which stated, that the blood observable es tbe sheets of Cropley's bed did not arise from any News he hid received, but was occasioned by depooesit's having bled him, in consequence of has appeared% very feverish. Mr. Barr, on the part of the Prosecutor. put in several couoter.affidavits. That of the Prosecutor awed that the parties were not larozieated. Lord ELLaseottovaa—“Thisteen uver.charged business. It is clear that these persons mast have bee. in a state of iatoitication, es it is sworn they hail been drinking from two o'clock till thew ; and, an hour before that time, they had been very riotous. One of the witnesses also deposes. that the. blood which was found on the sheets did not arise from blows, hut from the nee of the lancet." Mr. BEST--•-'. We have the affidavit of the land. lord of the house, which states that the parties were not intoxicated." • Lord Er.Lasaottousta—"r He should pa little farther. and swear that MID and brandy do not possess iiitoxicoting qualities." Mr. Serjesat SE L1. , 011 shortly addressed the Court in behalf of the Defendams. He panieularlr ad. veiled to the vindictive spirit timid) actuated the Prosecutor, in rejecting every offer of coatroom. and moving the business from the Ely Sessions to the Court of Kimes Bench. _ Lord Et.r.ittatianuuti-4. Since the affray you have done every thing to set yourselves right, sad he has exerted himself to do irery thing wrong." Mr. biLiT--` , The Prosecutor can deny open oath, that any attempt at cem?romise was made.° Lord ELLFNItIitoUG:I—' , After what he has sworn relative to the sobriety of the parties, we well not put him to tae n...totiveniencL4 swearing say thing further." _ . BLST-4. Allen one of the party was 'pollen to about the business next morning, (when, if he had been intoxiested ever night, it is to be sup posed he would have been in a state of sobeietzl, so far from exresaing regra at what he had Asee„ he said he wee grieved that he had not tattled greater injury on the Prosecutor." Lard ELLIMBOS01:0111—•• 84 We do not know hew ~~