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THE BRITI SH PRESS► LONDON. TUESDAY. Jut,' 6, iso. The Bill for lorevonoting the misapplication of the Pour Motes. and eu,.bl►ig the overseers of the poor to separate children from their parents ix rates where the tatter are destitute of the means of supporting thrn►, was rejected last night In the !loose of Lords without a division.—The Insolvent Debtor.' Bill went through a Committee, but it is out likely, from the advanced state of the Session, that both Houses will be induced to agree in a new euactineot. The present Law will therefore most probably be renewed for another year. The Bill vr►ll be committed *put iu the (louse of Lords on Wednesday. id the House of common., the CIANCELLOR or the Excus.ousst made an important communica tion respecting the state of the produce of the Cue. to►us as derived frum tl►e accounts of sonnies paid into the Exchequer for the quarter eliding ye►terday. He stated, that the accounts ',hewed au improvement it. this quarter, es com pared with the correepooding quarter of t!►e lsst year, to the amouut of 440,0001. He reminded sl►e House, that the quarter ending the sth July, of lb IC so compared with the corresponding quar ter of 1817, *hewed an advance of 1,100,000. ; so that the pieseut quarter, as compared with that of two years ago, spewed a progressive improvement of out less than about a roilliou sod a half. The Paris Papers of Friday last have arrived St our office. Sows disturbances receutly took place iu the Law School of Paris, which have iii ducril the Committee of Public lustructiou to append the canna of lectures. It appears that • M. nava' having been appointed Professor of Law, expressed Weisel( i• his lectures in terms uoineednit too euergetical, and in the opinion of ninny of his auditors savouring too mach of popular or ultve coustitutioual smatiments. Them who eistertained this opi•ion did not give them a, Ives much trouble in conce•liug it, and the colon-btu arising from this circumstance proceeded to such a pitch of violence that the Dean of the • . Faculty thought it .necessary, to interfere, and with w►ute pessimist dears Weider the School sod pro .hibit the cuntimumice of thelectores. The conduct of the Deets has since received the approbation of ,the Committee of. l'ublic )sistructioss ; BAVOUX is suspended (ruin his oer; and au inquiry is to he made into the circuinstiosces sod causes of the out rages. When the decree aumwt►cing this drternet nation of the Committer • was placarded out the columns of the School on, Thursday last, it pro. duced ',violent 'rogation mann% those of the pupils who were distinguished as partisans of ilAvoux. A large body of. than assembled for the purpose of signing isx Poetise on tlie subject to the . her of Deputies,. and .• its the uproar one voice was hood to exclaim, “ Tear down the white flag !" It I. said, however. that on this exclataatioss, a great body of the pupils assembled around *e, Awe where the Bag is elevated. and swore with enthu siasm. that they would defend this emblem of Royalty against every outrage. , It happened unfortunately soon after this occur.. reuce, Alert two officers of the Police were seen in the curt of the School., end having refused to re. tire, they were, notwithitanding that they exhibited their symbols of office, severely handled by the pu pils. A small party of soldiers came to }he assist ance of the Police officers, and are of the law pu pils was arrested. His friends, bow . icier, prepared to rescue him, and attacked the soldier., who in their own defence fitted bayoneta,and larded their firals. The Madera* assailed thefts with stones, and ahiewed so iletertiined a front, that the officer of the guard thought it advisable to surrender his pri soner. Intoxicated with their victory, the students conveyed their rescued comrade to the School with shouts Of triumph. In the mean time bodies of the gendarmerie col lected from every quarter, and • Colonel entered the School, where the students compelled him to ascend the tribune. " yos will find me." said the soldier, so but a bad orator, I have served in camps for twenty-seven years, but I never burned elo queuce. f hope, however, that you will submit to authority. Thee Prefect of the Police is at hand, ready to hear your demands. which I will convey to him." The students with one voice exclaimed, s' Re store us HAvoVi !" The Colonel retired, but soon alter returned with some 41sis soldiers, and told the students that they were all at liberty to retire, but that nu one should enter the room. The students retired by degrees, and tranquillity was at length restored. In the Clamber of- Deputies, the discussions are still continued on the Ways and Means. In the course of the debate on Wednesday, it was stated by the Minister of Marine. in answer to a question from M. Casu•stkr, that the duties annually de 'rived from the settlement of Pondicherry amount to four lace of rupees, or 1,0•28,000 francs. The King of l'aussia is perfectly recovered from the effects of his late accident. A fete was given at Berlin on the 22d of Jane. in honour Of the me• suory of Kuraasua. Measures were adopted that it should not be disturbed by party spirit. The French S per Cents. are 69 f. 35 e. Bank Aetieus 1.435 r. - . We have; received • series of New York Papers tams the 6,1 to the l Ith of June. To the list of basks that have stopped payment, the Richmond Inquirer adds the Stale Bunk of IVortA Carolina. These Papers boast that the American Minister, Mr. Foasera. was received with so much grace it Cadiz, rise quarantine laws were dispensed with in his favour. They communicate no intelligence front South Autsric•. A Dutch Mail has arrived, with Parsers to the 3d, lust/tut. The folluwitig are extracts:— im4444, avy4 24. Net Rapt Mithisess the Princess Dovragrr of Brunswick 'Lowboy, has bees In the Helder with her two nephews, *beat sagest father tell at Quetta Bras tour years ago. mans" aura ft. The Anshaseaders of the Netherland. in France au,l Eng land are at present is t►is city. We tears that the former has come hither by the King's orders. The number of foreigsers who arrive in the soothers prisvinees heirs very coseidesable, the Government has theses it is ressasbe Very strict wessettees fur the eseassisa. ties eitheir yeasperts. Owe acne jesesals says, that-two dayt ern a yentas swan, a dresser, without paper*, was arrested et estrteebers y the searechasesee. The journal states, that having beets coring is a muss till be could be conveyed to Resew* he had stereety brew left alone fee a stosseist when be etrangletl himself with ins cravat. six ha-c . g, Junk 26. His F.scritency the 'Minister of State, High Pushiest of the Grated Duchy of the Lower Rhine, has Mooed a procla mation, dated Cubleots, 7th lane, srbieh states that cubis t/tried piece► of four crushes, wit► the Prosaism die, to the ■amhre of 50,000 lowers, were sisal at Luadoes just a they were guiug to be shipped fur the Contieseut. _ - - TRIUTt. JUNI 11. Trade is extremely bsd, flews is air deeismil erktleseri The Dublin I'apers of the id instant have or. rived. A Catholic Aggsegate Meath% ins held we the preceding day, at which a aeries of Revolu tion, were adopted, recommending a renewal of ',upstate Petitions fur the repeal of the l'esial i.asys affecting Catholic,. and returning thanks to the Earl of Donovainsong. Earl (kali'. the Bishop of NORWICH, Mr. GRATTAN, and Mr. Cattail', fur their vapport in Partin:unit. 'Eh* divposition to tumult sat Nt'uterforal did not survive the day it up prated. 'Elbe activity of the Civil Authority, th rected by the Milo, (Sir Jaws Ith.wpoat). was Nowt 014u:wog to MMUS e. ectlelh trialojoillity be fore the evening, without f even . of special ciusatabla. sorle ~~~~f' ~ '1 • •11-ff Naqi n • 013 ~tw►• err PO Ern r. NICHOLAS THE GREAT. Who'll talk, brneeforila, of Remake, Or nucleoli Aleavaller ; , . ~Of Bajsset, et taisiorlsor„ t Or any great Cosamossiler Who'll sing the deeds of Barrington, • ' Of Shepherd, Clarke, and Blair; i , -(. - .olritubi Hood mod Little John, Of Mamie sod hisses* ? • Who'll tell the feats of Thomas thumb Or Jack, the glom slayer; Of Agamemnon, King of Met` Or Paris, the betrayer • Them heroes omili'd the world with blood Fur frolic, mod for wealth ; The odour bermes, prigs ydept, took whet they meld by stealth. But it. re a tad ort-Iseroem all; • 'Tis. Nicholas this Great ! Nor. prig, .or warrior is But Miaister of Stale!!! pe trusts to neither stealth War steel, But tattles with bi• brains ; ♦nd make* sort booty in a might Than armies is campaigns!! Is spoil's pursuit the gallant Nie Not ev'en is sleep relaxes; Assessments Aimee before his eyes, He dreams of nought, but taxes ! The wither'd spinster, while she sips Her cup of weak bakes, Sighs, " Oh, that Nit per, is the pot, I'd plp him down, hke Sear The blear-ey'd beldam, as she meats • Of Scotia's mai her pismires, " Oh, that Nit were iu wry bey, I'd saiff hint up by inches " The frugal hassewife when she triads Her Guam 4 amble pepper, Cries, "Oh, ties Nie were is the mill, 11 piad to duet the leper!" The lookout matron, while she mots Net wares o'er a eieger, Nobs, " Oh, that Nie were is the pea, l'il bens hint to • tinder!" The brewer's sees is cheese chine, • a Were Wie bet ie the vat, He sever eboell come oat 'pie, We'd *ewe hies lake a rat r Conceive nee rick bin Gresinene ruin, Of being pled and genenvd; Of being beret. of being Nowa, Of, rat-like, being *DTA!! BRIGHTON, JULY S. Mr. Wittier, the Howe Steward of the Prince Regent, and two or three individuals attached to the Royal Establishment, came down from Carlton House to the Pavilion, in the early part of last week, but nothing has decisiiely transpired ani to when the Prince Regent Or the Duke of York may be expected there. It is certain that the Cowman. der.i►►•Chief had intended to honour this town with his presence prior to this period. hut the cause of the u►►wished-for and unexpected delay, it makes nn part of our duty to attempt to conjecture. Mr. Wittier departed to return to Carlton House bu Friday. The mackerel season here is drawing to a close ; upon the whole. to the industrious fishermen, we believe, it has been the reverse of profitable; nor are the wholesale buyers mentioned as having beta very fortunate in their latter speculat►on. During the last week the above fish were pleutiful and cheap in the retail market—we have seen none larger, fuller med. and ►nore bright sod sparkliug to the eye. than those exhibited on Friday last, a ciscua►stat►ce perhaps rather uncommon. as they are usually caught in what is termed a 'batten state, i. e. rodeos, so late in the year us the begin ning of July. The new grouted oysters here are beyond abuns dant, and promise so to mahout throughout the year they are retailed at two, three, and four shillings the hundred. Yesterday, about half-past two o'clock. the PRINCE REGENT, aCCONIINHiIed he the Right Hmi. CHARLES LONG, honoured the Exhibitiusi it So. entrset House with his presence. His Royal High. ness remained at the Exhibition about two boors. which had closed on Saturday so the public view, but the paintings. drawings. designs. busts, &c. re initiated in the state they had been exhibited to the public. fur the inspection of the PRINCE REGENT. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of You. with t select patsy, went dowse the River to Blackwell. to d' r. Flesh Royal Highnesses embarked on board their boat at the 'lower stairs. From the number ut Royal commands this orek •t the Nei market Theotre, it may claim the title of the Ropily. On tisidiiy Prince Ltoroto had • party at din ner at Marlborough House. Yeinerdity his Royal Highness drove to Clareounit, sod is the evening returned to town. The Plaintiff in a late Criss. Cow. cease s we should think. was not n Pen-cock. bat • Barbary Cock. He ropers* to hate bleu jealous of leis own Tier LOUD CIIANCELLOR and his lippeee she Vica-Cu•scut.Lion will int at Pocolos's4sue. foe ikefint %MPS ilitor Tow, Val mors‘ • - •sil. • • I.IIIMONAML/I PARrIBIL gr..l The CAntatess I. Aatissekt's restart, ow Sandal *widish ilanottermaaare. ass liosoisired with the PAW* REM% ; led anti PM oliallagoi heir L shad fasbioerstoksk *clinking IM F r 4nthirsaJoirs avid t adies. Salliareirowill clic as elegem eeteitaiealeat AI. day Ms *id* attest and a hone 0 01 ,of di ' lioAased P m " souages. at hiahatise is Mansfield el reef. taltrailiels.mlanuo. bird Molina aistettaired the Manittis of Latedirwa sad Omit party of listioirtaris w lioaday. at Hothiad Haase. The French Anotiapaaduf 'pat a erased yatertataaaesst ow Siiriduy to Lord 011.1 Lady Cluatkifrafgh sad é litre party of ' di.tiartsms, at his house isi Portlaad.ylalre. Lady Liddelrs aseeenttly *Malloy Firma*, Poottaad place, was Very asonerusisly and fashiolialtly attended. A aeries at eislertimowitsts will teetotalist at Ur. Cokes seat. Neafolit. ais the 10th iast. ; their Royal Dieharases the Duke awl Deanna of Gloucester have sissified their islets lius of hooeloilig hint with di Mak. PASHIONABLIFNOrsmiNrs. The Maros& most of Stafford anti family *A WIWO yesterday for dirty moat, Tramlines Hall, Stafford shire. The F.arl awl Curter of I.emadak and Wally are ea reted Su leave Weave Friday seal, Wittseilt Mel, Lowther. Wralmoilasel., " Th .- TH . Ow % . Vws. Sorrell leA law father's, Lehi Gerythr's book-, WYitdull , yesierday, fist Driesless. SURREY THEATRE' , v 'flume who bare read the new series of Take of Ng Landlord. published only a fortnight, will be nut a little surprised to team that isi that abort space of lime both stories have heeu *beady dn. asatised, mod produced (with such or appropriate scenery and embellishment) with most .derided success at the Surrey. Meafrose, after Wives% been honoured with the greatest applause. wee re. anuouticed so horseback. by Ftiraert Lusa.. its the character of Captain Dolga,. of Drunilswacket. lAe Siege o Trott follessedi with its usual see cr.. ; and TAe bride of Lalisieraloor followed with a degree of ease thee promises to make it another //tort of Aliii-Legioo. His Royal High. nese Prince Leprous has signaled his nuentitiss or visiting the Surrey ou Monday east. AMtnica. Paw YQRE PAPERS. SSW 'roam, Jaye 7. The Yellow Stone expeditiou, under command of Colonel Milano% of the oth regiment, arrived at Cosei iiii ail on the 15th of last mouth, and sailed the ostie cresting towards their destination. The, regi. consisted of 500 men, and mottle a fine ap. I fillet . JUNE 8 Capt. Eta loon, of the sloop Frolic, from Ms. tenser, who arrived at Charleston on the Slst of May. states, that on the gist of that month, off the south end of Key I.a.rgo, at seven in the mor g, he ow a ship arbor', and several wreckers near her, the wind at that time being at E.N.E. The Frolic crowed the reef and came tosochor. in hopes of reuderisuc her some moistener, and after • few hours discovered her to be the French ship iliotfesty, IPB.orron. live days from Hevannils, bound to Bounteous, the posengers oiwhich respiestedlCols. lain Bateau's to take them on board, and brim; tht m to CharleAten. The request was readily coat. •t plied with. The follursitig are their names:—.. Mr. J. Calelonge. wife. sister, and five children; A. Rose, P. Grencit. and J. Asky. On the 43d ult, off the north end of Key Largo. saw an Anse• rican brig from New Orleans, bound to Bourdesuir, with a cargo of tobacco, with a number of wreckers about her, towises her into harbour : they stated to Capt. Batton that they intended to make a wreck of her, if alit was not so already. , JUIS 10. Oo one point of our affrirs, at the .present eno. meta, there seems to be hut little. difference of opinion throughout the country, and that , that grelit pecuniary embarrassment', oiler, both among :• • itolividuals, and trained institutions. This is true, probably in greater or lees degrees, of every portion of the nation. The Editor of the :Naiimssil hada. gwocee. however, says, that it is borne more tran quilly iu the Atlantic States than at the westward, particularly in Kentucky. Meetings are holding all over that State on the subject, and several ob jects of no small importaoce appear to be in view ; three of them are stated to be— 1. A suspension of specie payments by Banks. . . . _ t. A liberal emission of paper by the Banks. 3. Au extra call of the Legislature. The call of the Legislature, as Ear as we can judge by an article in the National 4ntelligeneer. is for the purpose of stopping the . proceealiussof Courts fur the collectlin of debts, or, iu other word., to stay executions. . ST. JOllll.'S (If. SI, NAT 29. We understand from the Best authority, that his Excellency the Lieut.-Gcverii'or and Conned have shrected forty lots of laud, of too acre' each, to be surveyed, for emigrants from the mother country. in rich of the following situations, viz. in Charlotte county, on the road from St. John to St. Andrew I in King's county, on the road called Colonel Lud. low's road ; and is Yorl•'s county, iu the rear of Prince William. ras NEW coast • We yeateminy noticed the appearance at a sew Comet. as Arm seen w Ssturdny might. lb situation whams the stars seemed to be near the fore fief of the situation Lynx, set far from the star called (Et) Seta Marisa, nearly is a him with it and the very brisid called Capella. Thu esmiet is 'of greater brilliancy and massi. hide than any dint has appeared fur Amoy years; he tall ez. mode considerably mom then that of September and October, ISLI. Whether it has passed its perihelion, or is new sp. preaching it, will beaten in sleight or two. Peehably the Pelt sent comet is now rapidly mealtime its way towards the sea, in which ease it will Wenn mare brilliant. It is nearly in oar ienith shoat noon-day, and conseipindly olismored by the ecilae rays. If it 'Wield Osvopod its preambles, and be recadias from the sum, it will seminally dinensisie in splen dour, bat iway remain visible fee snow toissielerahle time. stranger was again visible last might. It is osissicler. ahly diminished he sise--and those brilliant corusratinas which were endued Gads it as Samerday sight, were mat ob. drivable. A hlsteseit.—Mr. Hope, She Bdisbrirsh sherd, as Ids in,t from Illaivick to Carlisle, near Mosepasel. on Wednesday aides She 30th tilt. hewers the hours ist'l2 and I (Mork saw a large ball of lire. with a hog train, pang in a south-west direction, which lamed shout her or live srmends.—th sM disappearance, of this pheetamentia; Ur. 11. dampened it biirsi, as it illentinated the atmosphere to • asiesiderable desrce.—(Crerliele Journal.) 0 qs::01. tip te• • h Vlll4llO Lew oirELLIGENCIL • • COOlrebt WIG'S SILPICN. Oresvassatit,'" mrslr. JuLt 3. ••• ors. Sittings 010 Trinity rm.". before Chaff Justice Misers Ind !freed Jariel. • 6 • TN, [IWO IlitlaLt. wet •u issiticiwirtit for perjetry l , m►l wee orelerrerl by Mr. Atom's(ler Bruce. rotator!" of thy Impure of &oft Co.._•g4inst the Defeatism,. Vilett IS II of 11•;k !Opts. The esielsti: Mesa contained cut*ddrerent owilgantessto of perjury. allege,' to have twins cotataitted by the Defendant in liiso6icial capatity 6 in the coigne of the proceed. ing Under a eogbanissioes of hankraptty, winch had been seed oat egoism Mr. Brute. It also eiserged the Defer.riarst with recesrieg sertSt outlasts against the Prosecutor. Mr. Bruce coaducted the prosecution in person —.and. tu support of it. reed a great body of d.. contents. the Cuter Jerrie* left it for tlit Jury to soy. whether any g►ound hid heliostat& out iu *appal of the iedictntteut•. The Joey ilba►ediately the Defeudasit. Thin triad occupied the Court eereiehrioni. flu VINO V. TWA null. J. Z. LAW. TIM KING V. WItOtTRALRY. There were oleo indictments for treijorry preferred tot Mr. Bruce ogaiii.it the Defendants, who ore Lotimiimiurrers of Brttk►tipto. but no evident* being ulfferedo the Defendants were rie7ulited. 3 THE HARVEST. The hey buried is gosevally commenced with every pre& peel of r bantered crop. The deck of uld hay ea band is by no means ineensidskible. The *heels thrirogloot the west of Ragland have the most heal* sod prosmisiog appetiser*: the catty MOM ear well, aid are fess frees blight, smut, at mildew; whilst the latter crops give Insuriems iadicatime of plastifulaese —The Barley shunts kindly, sad see every where healthy rind draft.—he Pease and Beans blossom well and set sliressify, with every *preemie, of cadent crops.—The Pedalos. appear for the met port to hewed*: erred holm the egrets of the severe hosts at the early part or this moth, sod the poem sanspks see gemerally of a ouch better quality ii.. those of the last year.—Fat Stuck is declining in peke thoughout the kiagdomi. Appies pommies as he • ersrp, that eider toolinues to fall, mad empty pipes and horhemas to rise is peke. The accusals freed the hop plantaiiisies io the nsighlemor lewd of Illaidateme vary cosisiderdily, sad the diversity of opinion of the preens* ..seat is so great,that we are at a loss to hem what to say respecting theft. In tress grounds they are emaiderably improved, white is adhere they see ..eh gone of; w Reveal the poesy peareetioas peewit by far the healthiest appeseasee, although thew is um* unevenness of Moe mumps the. la the old grams& the slasher or hills where the hops have not takes ere eery ego siderable, which is suppooed to be owlet to the retuidetion of the bine frees the large seep of last year. The fly insd lice ere not thought to be as mommetvos as a few days sire,. The crops of Ml9o. ate this year as abandon* as they were warty the last, when, it is said, tore than 100,1001. were seek by the speculators its That 'dick. IMPOSTOR. A fellow, railing's losself Serjaind Nook has levied COM siderable contributions as levers/ of the Nobility and C.-w. try at the west aid of the sown within the last fintaights, by obtaining rimer Nailer Ades represesawboos. lie t olled last week at the boast of Mr. Illarklasmi,• liogisleale. of Queris.sisare and meet up a petition s ontiehad in very alfreting language. mishit forth monstrous claims spots public graerosity for losses he sestained, mod slaloming erect acme right to Nobility bionseW. The perldson was asumerfously sigtsrd by guinea subierilineas somosgsm ether masses were oboes of the Nialoops of Limiesal• sad balsa. bury who each actually had paid him • gulags. The Nevarese heels/ pertrionsly beets apprised of this fellow's frsodultot trarosetimos, OM bias a owswase that be snail &tabs the petitions al whirls be ewer bitOvelf lime mow bat wbeteg infsjoseil Nr. Maitland was • Magistrate, be eipteamed rest cower% god set OIL On loguiry It was aseertaiied 'that he bad °Maimed about la in • few days in the steighlismorbeod. is a similar maisasser, by goiog about from boom in Wows Me had been a pessaieuer he. longing to the perish of k. Margaret, sod Airing Ns Geode. Wit toner is the he seers. by saying ' his litrimg, 11.111 ' If lt. frsadekel tr.sasUissa , anti bias a eirmage that be Thi s was the substance of the libel, than which, detain the 11"66"1, U . 1 " he " I "'e '"'"e min; where the sa c r ed character of the Individu a l bet oe ieferssed klarldeed was • Magistrate, .11/1/0 lie „mooed m eet maw . , sad art salt U. r y totivitlered, it *as impossible to conceive any thing was h e b a d e t e s s i me e a h ead yet i s a fry, more atrociooslytetalignsot. It was altogether on days its the reidlibsorbidad, is a similar otaiser, by eaias invention s and origination **tilt the malice of his abseil haat Wiese es Lease Ne had bees a passitieer be- I enemies. The , net of M r . th ies , as we ll w t . "eiee to the Pet" of k. MSrgwes, Sad "6°116h feaads. fore he went to Ise when there, mid mbar. teat career is the eriolibet wissed he Weresell epee Vie over. , • were, by altos lit tot by sitostioa wide' 1.0 Sarnia get .IrcitirY, wee such as excised the it4cobation of Lis !arise, aril prevailed aims them hi advance hi. 11 weeks those v wheel he had. been ealioluled• The libel' pay, bad a slit et .rhitlies, sad be world aot tremble them tel e however, had theologist proper to lame his cr. spits. It is reedless se soy that Ibe otatedetit set Irellab its the • lump* inoy, 61 Vol sir in Ireland. where they patinae is a fillgitaiiol9. Ht 16•111, hawser, disappeared Win ', m od b ane m e e am sw u m ' refutation. bet im that pest Mime Hie Illaseslaste tbreedeseal es pee his Ills v lauds . 4 4;;;..da - otsou m hos diaseeniumed Hasse of Corrective; but It is strottly that !If s e .. " 7— • N ii i or the „„„d ist ,, u p u ben. may abated to asellor pars of the tows , when he sea el* " the Pee" had at law ', or . mitt facility used greaser asety carry im. don of the mittd•te. T he awassmerseesviewisvmser eeswe We haw authority to state, that Mr. ‘l'mtlik ' ti tres " ; iir how ev° "7 4ed ri tj h e r ": l . ,lth: h cb: t l94!.c ' terl°lhrtill4l:46.lll..l Pasties. of Na. 3p, Monasoeth-stlwers is " 4 h ed ,", 4 T "L 1114 44.4 ithe A• IPllitsairipttiteria*.slit, atilt Friday mesitioded in some a the WegrlV;t". 11 ":"Sfi tii • '"•'"7 !m my* %web daloanta Friday as having been in cottntillorv4 ch i t . Weir "I't • hole lease stitilistriiiii we sad eodasnittottlioicitla. • • ___—....iniiiMlllll! ROLLS COURT. Alosrar, JVLT S. The Court was occupied in hearing short causes Dr no interest eacept to the parties concerned. His Honour the Ma!tea of the not.ts .ill sit at nine o'clock on Saturday usnruing, to hear causes and petitions by consent. StiElttFFS` MINT, BEDFORD-10w monspAir, )I;Lir 3. Wore is Special Agcy. LIBEL. tay. SICIURS, gatzs r. atriotim. Mr. CistreT opened the pleadings in this case. It was an action to recover compensation in damaged for a libel published in a periodical work. entitled The Literary /direst, which charged the Plaintiff with gross and immoral conduct while resident at Rome. The damages were laid at 5,0001. The Defendant had suffered judgment to go by default. Mr. BROUGHAM addressed the Jury on the Nome of the libel which hid been shortly opened by his Learned Oriendt The Defendant having sulkiest judgment so go by defanit, it only remailied with them to assess the damages. The circumstances which gave tire to the libel were these :—tlr. Hoye* was • Catholic Clergyman of great respectability among the members of hi. owls Church. mud was Elm held in high 'aloud by persons of opposite sects. He was a native of Wexford, and was edit hated at Rome. where he received ordination. In consequence of the troubles which affected that part of the world, lie returned to his own country, and was appointed to the spiritual charge of a con gregation. to whom, as well as to every other person who had ass opportunity of knowing him, Ise gave the highest satisfaction. It would be recollected. that ers consequent* of the Pure'a Itescript at On Mooseigneur (bigmouth by his ,Bret. lieu, *Mt to the Irish Cailso lits, perusittime them to accept the Peru in ca.e that power should be required by the Briti.h Crown as a (-midi tiorial security for the removal of their civil dia. abilities. 'this permission excited a considerable degree of dissatisfact email the great body of the Catholics of Ireland, while with others it aa. eonsidered as extremely desirable, The Manila was finally cho•en.by the opponent* of the measure, as their delegate, to go to Rome rind remonstrate with the Pope on the impoliey of the concession ; tend in allsision to his Coliduct while engaged this mission, the present libel was published. The irtiblication took place in the 91st Number of The Literary Jetttitsf, and was entitled,' An authentic actobist of the proceedings of the friar Richard Hayeiti the Irish Catholic Delegate at Itunse."— The article Commenced by adverting the circum stances under which Mr. Hayes had gone to Its nic e and then proceeded to give what it stated to be an account. from the most authentic source. of din manner in which Mr. Hayes had conducted bim.e hl. It stated that he had perarriudly Insulted the Pope. and charged him with having sold himself, as far as regarded Ireland, to the English Government I that he was seldom seen lit hi. secular dress. and fre quented coffee-houses, and houses of public prosti tution; that he resisted the orders of the Covers/- meta, and had introduced abandoned women into the Convent of Sti hider ; that he locked hue. self up in the Cohveut, having improperly ob. mined possession of the keys. and was at length re moved only by • stratagem of the police, who obtained admission by a wort door ; curl that Ise was at length removed by force from the Pontifical territory, under au escort of earbiiirera, who con veyed him to Tuscany, where they set him at liberty. and from whence, through Florence, be bad re turned to Ireland. This obi of the libel, than which, - of nag titre easy thing altogether as malice of his well be. • - •