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of this measure, set on such a subject hi A li respect ogg ht to he paid to the opinion of our who unites practical knowledge with the lessoos of profound t h eor y. 11 indeed seems dear, untwith.toitiling the calculations 14 Doctor l'atcE, sanctioned t h o ugh they were by the anti (((( of Mr. Pirr, Ike the country moot bra gainer by the complex mo de of paying off 15 millions on one side of an xtotnit, and bormwmg 15 millions at the other, 3i.tql both operations are performed at an immense . 10 .1,, iii t o gr; *twit Ihe iwylurtits are tnatle, cup re at 7.2 pa cent, and the loan contracted at the Or considering the case in tins light, or country cannot be a gainer by the CHANCELLOR o f ihr EXCHEQUER on one hand creating stuck at a ; J te 01 68. and the Commissioners paying off the raw 'fork in a day or two afterwards, also at a dis sti,„we. With regard to the mere ciicumstance O f keeping down the debt. no difference presents it 4 if to our mind between the Commissioners pr t oting riork from being emoted. and their .iibse sirlitly paying off the eery nine stock after it has beta creairil. To the public, however, a vast tliffcr- tore *ill Ite found in the term, o f t h e I,„, pin vloth the CHANCELLOR Or the EXCHFQC► It %scold Le t0 .,1,1e1l to mike with the Cotnini...ioiters for hquithitiog the funded debt ► snd in that of tiny ) ., : ernitivii he might be compelled to Hoer Imo with the cepitalioto in the City. DoNotownoaa gave notice yes!erday eiroing in the (louse of Units. th st he should, on h idry auliolit the Claims of the Roman of lirlaad to the justice of Parliament. The Tolle Lord also Mated, that on Tuesday i.ext hr vhoold present to the House revers! Petitions fins various parts of Ireland, io favour of us pro p... Own. Earl GSLT took the same opportunity of _wool; notice, that he should, en Tiirmlay, also 1 .- ,rut several Petitions on the same ',object, from tro body a the Roman Catholic Inhabitants r: Crest Militia. The Patio Papers of the .15til have oilfired. lie first projet of the law reopening the Press % d i adopted in the Chamber of Deputies on the 23 it , au.ll presented ens the next day in the Chamber of Peers. The debate on the second projet on the *AMC subject was resumed on the 24th in the Chamber of Deputies M. LAIN': 'imposed as an that the list of Jurors shall he cull. stittiteil notaitaard by the Prefects ; and that the in jurity for convicting, must not be 6:4 than three-lisurths of the whole. 'lse debate was then further adjourned till The Talmo Low was adopted is the Chamber of Peers. on the gith, by a majority of li6 to 12. The Fire per Cent. Consols are 66 9-10 h.— Bank Action. t. 510 fr. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the. F A G, ludo' Howe, Wierll the dispotches were closed delireiell to the Mailer. of the fullowieg Ntaripsie 14 Hastings, Captsm nark, Artcoll: 11:110‘111, eaptAir Hilary Hutchison'', and Turk, Captain James fal l., a—for Bombay. Ris,riogr► pre Meirquit ofHastings - l'ur Sumba-Mr. W. Cadet. passe 1, t e f• no I ii. r Barosia— Tor Rombap—Major-General Finn. Sir C Colville, C. C.ll. ■rd lady; 4Fr C. Kane and Lady; Mr. W. Taylor and Mr. V Pratt. Assistant-Sairgeuns; Mr. . : Eon us, free.mariner; Mos,es Mule, Fraiaklanal, Campbell. dna (:woke; Caption I.susy ; Slung. Thwart', Ste% 4. t , Dag, Junes, Hazes t, and Hall, Cadets; Menu. Warr,/ ainl rotating, volunteers itiveishay Marne. ras.e. ger. prr York — Fur Sotabay—Mr. Assonant-Surgeon Cooke; Mr. 0 J. Lumley, free-inariner ; Meows W. H. Jackson, T. Stalker, and J. Oairain, Cadets; Messrs. Vitcairne, D'Arcy, and Lletard., volatile* re Bombay I‘lartne. Lawns, Avail. •26. Between eight and nine o'clock no Friday evening, is man (dented appear ance give a lash ((((( able rap at the door of %Ira. Colour! N e ts tri ll , or Soomover, which of course Wall promptly answered by the 'irritant, who, at the :quest of the stranger, soon introduced him to hi, inistre•s, to whom lie stated, that his name was Mas.ey, that he had only a few limns before landed to Newhaven Irian Dieppe, on business with Lady Boyne, and as it was of a pecuniary nature. lie 1•-ti great disappointment and distress at find ing she had tilt Lewes; lie Inid, however, L or in at the Post-office, that Mrs. Newton Wan in the habit of corresponding with Lady Boyne, and that if it were her pleasure to do so, she could la your him with her Ladyship's address. Mrs. N. naturally kind.ltearted, and from the appearance and plso.ibihty of the man, suspecting no bad de sign, ordered the servant to when the Gentlein auto a room, and supply lain with refreshineeits, ohich lie accordingly did, by laying a cloth, and placing tin the table a tine round of beef, pickles, lessiog hitn to enjoy them in his own way. Niro. Newton), on returning to a whist party, which *he had left to give audience to the stran ger, related what bad pa.'ed during her absence, stlimi which the Reverend Mr. West. who was cot• die party, exclaimed, •` Take care of your side hoard!" awd begged to beallnwed to interrogate the 4.;eiiilriniin, touching the nature of his business with Lady Boyne; and having at length obtained Mit. Newton . .. l .e per •asirm, he did and found him preva licalte that lie rung the bell for the servant. and desired Ile would conduct lair. Massey to 14 dram; is In (liming' (Innen politely took leave of the Rev. Gewalt moo , and quietly departed ; but very soon afterwasds had the iiinKitunce to practise his " 1 ". 4111 011 "I , one of the Magistrates of the Court cif tlasrtei Seopionts "dole sitting, by 11 - I.ltltnillin; thin aan interview Under the altered of Heftier,. in winch he succeeded. and thereby eh hulled 501115. Inflan , pecuniary relief. given. nu doubt, inure with a view of geniis'( rid of his inspoi than from a belief of his fabsitated cuwtnu• I.;e4tioe. 1 iZ.~ worki.Fr.lo v i z* _..,..,.=:,•5 < ve14 , 464.,$ tie . (i 4 ;.,ST aZi POETRY. EPIGRAMS. (From " More Broad Grins," jnel put lishedj Jack fur a scultliim Master held the 1401 1 , Wheel 'rum rleclar'd his friend was far ton civil: Jack .manly crietl—" You muut allow right Sometimes to hold the Candle In the Devil r" Says Murphy to Paddy, " You're morels in ass, To shad bulb your eyes, and then look in the glass !. Says Paddy, " You blockhead, I wanted a per p, To see what a beauty I look'd—when neleep." TIIE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF RENT• The inquiries at Kensington during the last two rlai,s have heel) very imineraus. Toe answer to them was, the Duke and Duehe•a Are very well. The following were among the inquirers— Sir H. Calvert, Lord and Lady Arden, Cul. Ailileishroke, Pi's , Dr. lloghrs,Coont and Countess Monster, 1..0ril A. II he Dowager Countess of Rossiya, the Marquis of Tavistock, Mara ems Cornwallis, the lAaleS Cornwallis, Colonel tits Clarence, Marquis of Lausilown, Duke and Duchesa of Newcastle, Vistounttas Midersorili, Lust Hill, Duke and Duchess of Montrose, the Bishop of Nova Scotia, Mr. and Mrs Anil, Lord and ady Henley, Miss Eden, Lord and Lady KANN Miss Irby, Bishop of Durham. Sir I . Heard. Lady Monniesurria, Colonel and Lady A. Cotton, Lady C. Wald,- grave, lady Caliborp, Sir R. and Lady Chester, Viscount Lord snit Lally, Amherst, General Manners, Lady %%Indoor, Mariptis Cornwallis, Earl Grey, Earl Rll4l Countess of Oxford, Lord Rivers, Loud Trignraonth, Bishop of Exeter, Sir Nail Campbell, Earl must Countess of Caw. fort, Duke and Duchess San Carlos, Earl and Countess of Clare, Cord and Lady Keith, Marquis and Marchioness of Winclitslcr, Earl and Countess Grosvenor, Vile( ttttt t Relgravc, Mr C. Imhoff, Mrs. Pelham, Major Pratt, Ladies Proby, Mrs. Canning, Lady Isalrella Fitzzilibuti, Lady M Poulett, Ihrwager Lady Stiaielil, Hon. Miss Ilarbord, Earl null Countess of Seal borough, Earl and Countess of Maccles• field, Lord soil lady Sinning, lAn il and Lady Aalibiook, Mgr. S.t C. linStinV• Sir W. and Lady Gordon, Mr. It. Adair, Sir H. and Lady Torten', Col. Neale, Sir E., Lady, and Mims Kosirlehilll. Duke a.rd Duchiss of St. Albans, Vistounies Creumeme, Lady E. Monism and Sir J. Lyon. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. The Earl and Countess of Breadalhanc entertained Earl Tempi.• and a select party at dinner ycaterilay, at their house, Park-lane. The Duke and Duchemt of fiorthtimlierland entertained a party of distinction yesttrday, at their house in St. James's- The Archbishop of York entertained yesterday the Doer. tors of the Ancient sod several olio., distingisiArd rsntiages, with a grand dinner, at hr. h.nire in Grosvenor. F guar-. . . . 111 r. Nod Mis. Egcrlfill will entertain a large pail y of dia. iinguisbril personages oil the loth of !Wry, at dary house in St. James's square. Lady easilertaglis assembly, on Tuesday evening, in St. James's...pare, was Wended by otpwarda of 200 distiognislod fashionable.. Thr Marchioness of Chnlmnnileley will have • grand con cert this evening. at Chohnosidt ley Honor. Mu. Champs:vie has i•sueil cavils of invitation foe a grand rout un the lOili of WI, nt her hutive in Harley - street. Owen Williams, Emi M.P. entertains a large party of flo, tingitisketl persoueres en the sth of May, at his hou.e, Berkeley-square. Loril . Klieg gives a grand entertainment to a large party of distinction nu the Bth of May, at Lis house in Curzon. street, May-fair. The Marchioness of Camden gives a splendid rout this lemon, at MI hints: in A•lingenii-street. FASHION.IIII E MOVEMENTS. The Nisequis of Bill kiliabliu left Stowe, Rocks yester. day, fur his seat, Av,nzinti, Wm's. The Earl and Countess of Darnley, Lord Clifton, and the Ladies Bligh, alit%rd )rsterilay al their house in !hikeley. sr rare, Coin, their seat, Cobham-hall, Kent. Mr. and Lady Lamb are returned to lowa from Brot krt. bill. Earl and CollllliPet Stanhope attired in town yesterday from their mat, Clieveninz•han, Kent LOrll 641101 11:18 11111‘Ttl at 111% !wow in Lower Grometwir street, from his seat, West Mali, Snstex. The Bishop of Bristol has to i:e. J at the Bath Hotel, Ar. liaison-meet, from a tour. The Earl oitiletigall and fant;ly are arrived at their house in Lower Gum:mar-street, Itom their seat, Cahn- Castle, Ireland. Dowarer Lally Anson nrrivill ou Tuesday at Mr. Cukc's house in Kt. Jaint.ertnittart., from Norfolk. Lord and Lady Nugent are arrived at the Marquis a Buckingham's house io Tallman, (root their seat, bleys, Sucks. Lund and Laily!intim and family are arrived at Cook's Hotel, A lbemarle-street, from theiu Neat iu Scotland. Yesterddy, soon after twelve o'clock, the Duke and Duchees of GLOUCESTER arrived In town front Windsor. The Duke of Gr,oucEsTeti dined yesterday with the Archbi•hop of You. Letters have been received in town from Hanover. dated the (9th instant, stating that the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE was recovered hum her lair cotifitie mem, but had not yet left the 4111110 e. The y ou ng Prince wab Ku►ug on very well, and the Duchess of CLARENCE was recoverilig -.erg fart. The nuptials between Earl TEMPLE and Lady MAIM CAMPBELL, daughter of the Earl and Couu testi of lIREANA LRAM!, we understand, are to be voleinnized tin the 15th of lirlt u►outh. Yrotertlay the Cif ANCE LLult of the EICCIIEQUZIL teturhett to town, trout toteutiso4 the funeral uf ISIS moot us lit rkslore. Jr. liontsbon give a Cabinet dinner yester day, at hi, butnie in Surnerbel-!ice. A very eminent doctor Was g.eatly offended at being lately coaled in to attend d horse. " Why." 8 4 1 d lin: owner of the as,awal. who resider in • cor poaalr 66 i was told you lately cured a ,nnrt" .Bayne./ The Duchess of BUMF had a twirl brilliant party on •11iiiroday ought, at Paris. 'flue iiiiectir ele couniteswed at eight, and ended at half-part tell. The augur, visitors expresbed highly delighted wall tlie performer., painctilady Aludeluoiselles 11114.1.TTS and CLACt ; the latter of whom playad tlae pAtt of Mallow Perri*, in Cosoling. THE PERSIAN 4MBASS.ID9R AND Tile FAIR CIRCASSIAN. lord CASTLEREAGH, Loot WALPOLE. mid Sir GORE GLUMLY. Bart. were aninox the thiii plgipokril character. who visited yesteril.ry the NBastA N AVE A 59 ADOIL, at hi. Irons', Charles-street, Berk , ley. square. We do siot, however, find that any of throb were gratified with a peep at the fair Circassian. This interesting stranger occupies the apartments in the rear of the house, and has been equally inac cessible to the inquiring eyes of the hundreds of loungers and dandies, eagerly directed to the win dows in hoot. The report of the favourite few who caught a glimpse of leer on her landing at Dover and i journey to town, is not vrry flattering.... The over's ‘ 0 eye aces Helen's beauty:to a brow of Egypt," and the Lady may appear fair in the ryes of his Excellency, but her personal chariots do not c•orespoird with the Peers of ass English Artist. Unlike the fair of her couutry, who are represented as anidead beauties, the fair Cimmerian has a culti vated tniud, and is a perfect mistress of music. SURREY THEATRE. The musical piece of The Quaker was !no *night perforated at this theatre. when Mr. 1..t . 1.1:- Dos again re►umed his prufessiooal 44tillro bellow London audience. after an absence of three gars, in the character of Steady. The house was cirtwil ed iii every part at the rising of the curtain, and the receptiusi which this 01.1 favourite tact with roust have proved highly gratifyiiig to lin. 11r. I Nt,1.1;- DOW* powers, so far from having experienced toy ditninution by his trip across the A tiaiitie, appeared to have been renovated. Ills sung, " Tl.wt awl I will be first is the throng," was a rico treat to the lovers of Eliglitai vitigirig. It oas ult. contaminated with any of those foreign graces disguise and depreciate the perturinacces of our modern singers. It sets rapturously en cored, S.veral person• of fishani graced the boxes. We are happy to observe that the spinier' efforts of the Manager of this esialib-husent inert with that public support and patronage which they su well deserve. Eifs7'L It TERM. l'esterdAy being the firm day of Enter Term, the Judges waited on the LORD CDR NCIRLLOR• at his house in Bedford-square, after which they went iti procession to Westminster-Hall. The Lugo CHAIICILLOS did INA accompmy them, on cc count of there being no Court prepared for los Honour the Vica-Coaocut.Loo to tat in. The room which his Honour tat in last Term be lungs to the House of Commons; it w now occu pied by a Committee of that flosiourable House. It is understood, that one of the Commit! , e Rooms will be ready for his Honour to hold Ins Court in to-morrow (this day), OXFORD UNIVERSITY, Aram U. On Wednesday, the first day of Eider Term, the following degrees were conferred : Bachelors L'iril Law—.l Brown, E.g. of ChriAt Church, Grand Compounder, Edward Henry Dawkins, Fellow of All Souls College. Wailers Arls.—Right Hon. the FAH of Clare, of Christ Church, (;rand Compound... ; Huy. /oho Junes, of Trinity College, Grand C pounder; Hie. Ha my Bolton and H -v. William Wrstun Deacon, of Fatter College; the Hun. treurge Welbore Altar Ellis, of Clarivt flame!' ; He v. Charles Henry Hutton, Fellow of Magdalen Colluge ; Win Morgan and Charles Miller, Demys of Msaralmlara College ; Rev. istancelot 'Faheralar 6.1 Queen's College. lei a full Convocation, in the aft. rooms of the name day, the 1t,,. V.'. Wilson, M.A. Fellow of Queen's College, was arl.nittral Senior Proctor; anal the Her. Wm. Dodson, M.A. of St. John's Cullere, was admitted Junior Proctor, _ . 'The Kee. George Puri, r noel Wm .Itekruu, M.A. Chaplains 01 QIIItf Cl/11141.., wile aeloullyd Srusur Pro-M.lllllla ; and tbe• Rev. John Wahmsir, M A Fellow of Exeter Colicky, owl the [try. J Itatlthfie, M.A. Vo:e.l'. mcipal of St. Mary Hall, were aduilihill Junior Pru-Prm tura Thursday the Itev. R. Parvuus Symuutt, Fellow of ‘Vadliam ('allege, owl the Rill. Wllll4/111 Itucstll , Ft . llllW of Mac.hlen Ploriorn of tilt lasi >tar, *err ailnsoiltil bachelors its Di•iiiity. Yesteril..y the Rev. Richard Jenityns. Follow and Tutor of Ralliiil College, was etetttd Al4sits of 11, tt Society, vire the late Right Rev. Hr. Pitisuus, Bi..leip of Hetet buruuelt. The Rev. Charles Williams, Fellow of N, w Cull cc. has been chosen Felton of %Viiit.hester Cullege , tu the room of the Rte. llasid The Duke of BEDFORNI has removed from his house in town to band House, keomingtim, the benefit of the air. Ills Glace hopes to be able in a lew days to proceed to lirgiilon. Count PALM ELLA, the l'ottitgurse Ambassador to London, irarrived in Pal 1%. On Tuesday rveiiiii4 the Society for Readings and Music, had their heir. Met nog for the seat , llll, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, ut the. Strand, which was very 1111111Cloilsly attended. Coln pail) were riirsidurrif nuili Atisn . r 11% DE'S exteit. Lein of the celebrated air, " Let the ['tight .S'erti.• phial. " was actiiiiirinird nil the istilisprt by fuss hither, who also acci.initaineil Cul.i.Tllll ill his excellent pciforin.nice of " Let tueae tonad the trumpet." Mr.Ghoittir. WAKE highly delight ed the audience in a Jautasiu 00 the violin, and alas, accompanied Aleis Tu ZS STA El. iii all 11411:111 Mr. 800 stake but debut wt the Cliestrr Theiore. ohs Mandgiy, lit the character of Packard the 7 bird. New potatoes, of a tolerable size, sold yesterday, in Coveitt.garden market, at one slollitsg the putt Au iroproventeut to the naval cartuoche-box was last tverk submitted by Capt. lisustous, K. N., 10 the Atimiralty, *lulls the Board has been pleased to adopt. . - 'rite Paris Papers contain an recount of a curious trial before the Aimee Court of Vannes, its which two individual* were accused of conspii tug to over throw the eatablished Goverisment of Fiance, and of carrying un tiny compiracy with the conitivance of the English Contentment! Aoo h r part of the charge against them wa-, that dr. ) ta.tl wade ill U -1.1141110114 to is fWeigsa l'uocr. which ware Imo ac cepted, A private Correvposalent st)s, Ilse •• Ptlf.• ties were found guilty oat the *retool mid tined in dictments." but afterwards acquitted upon as legal paint Lushly, DINNER OF TU( MI DICAL OI'FICi!RS OF THE NAVY. ‘'retertlity evening the seruitti Anniversary Wu- Per of the Ale(hest (Meets of Ins Majesty's Navy. to celr brow tlw eoshlishiPeot of the Suppleineotal Food for the benefit of the Widows and Orphans illereioied Members of the Crirp.., took plore ut the Piaui I,..:difree•isotstir, Covent-g , irtleis ; .11011,11 %V.um% CRONES. Eq. M.P. ill the Chair, sop. ported by Sir (itMtn Maur, Bart. Physician to his l(oysl Highness the Prince Regent soul to the Fleet. awl a number of other thatingtait.bell iltrit cal (:ettilettiett ruuurt t, d with the public deport• assents of the naval Orrvier. At six o'clock the company 'at down to an de gotta dinto-r. As soon a., the cloth was removed, Nutt Nobly Pontine was sting with title effect. 'File usual healths of the Royta Family rest • Ilse'. drunk f the Chair, with tho-e limes three. the CII.a,aMAa addressed the Meeting to a very el. 11.1elli IMO ttttt r, on the great valise of the Insti tut iiiii the estabh•liinetit of which they hall this day wet tot. iiiii inemorate ; he enforced the strong claims it hail upon their support, sod in a strain of IoI L TIi animation, congratulated the c pany on the asseintstage which they this day wititersed. Ile oh se, veal that this Society Mod the peculiar merit of 1tt,.1% the first to has Alejerty's art Vice to Set the esausple of an active benevolence of this kind. They had also die unable chatitahle feeling of shelving that the Members of their Body foie al luded in part to the unmarried flolerillseis) had set line example of contributing, w the nsost &sin. !crested manlier, their seal to the Institution, by their extrusive subscriptions. The [Lott. and Leario ed Chairman particularly alluded to the circum prance, that out of 1,400 Medical Officers in the Navy, 1,400 were subscribers to this admirable Institution, to the success of which lie called upon the Meeting to wish prosperity. Tole Chaii man an vonsiced that the subscriptions fur the present Aleetttig exceeded by 3001. the amount collected at the last.—(dippluare.l The CHAIRMAN then proposed the health of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir R. Willi:luta sod the corps of the Royal Marbles. The Chairman pronounced an eloquent panegyric upon the merits of Sir Roaseit Walloons, whom lie described as an officer that ..ought, like others its his branch of the public scene.', to undertake a duty where it was not otPred, and to perform himself at the head of his corps with all the enthusiastic fervour which be hnoged to the navy, and the high discipline that was the concomitant of military ent...rprise.—(Great applause./ RoNERR ‘VILLIAMS returned thanks, and expressed the gratification he felt at the compli ment which hail been paid him. The CHAIRMAN then proposed the healths of the Treasurer awl Comptroller of the Nary, which set. . drunk with great applause. Mr. SMITH returned thanks. The CHAIRMAN said, that 31r. Dash, of the Comptroller's (Abet., would rather do his duty, whenever he was called us to do it, than be obliged to express the gratitude he fur the compliment they had paid linn. Ile would rather, as he said, lee known by devils than words.-- (Applause.) The health* of the different I.eisior Officers of the Nlerileal DeiiiArtnients were given in succession— arid Dr. Currie, Sir Gilbert ISLine, rind Mr. Mae- I rughlin, severally returned thank•, the latter its one of the per.russ chiefly interested in the formation of this Institution. After the memory of late Lord Melville was drunk ill sit appropriate manner, and after the re glair list of toasts were given from the Chair, and received with the applause which the warm and in defatigable friends of this Institution merited, The CHAIRMAN proposed, in the most couspli mentary terms, the health of Mr. Finlisison, the Secretary of this Society ; he described the worthy Secretary as not only devoting himself most sue. eessbilly to the pro ))))) tiuu of the great and laudable roils Or the Society, but as calculating arithuieti rally upon that great increase of support which it had this day received. Mr. FINLAttON'S health was drunk with great applause. Mr. FINLAIION, in returning thanks for the humour which was dime him, expressed thr preu• liar compliment lie felt at receiving such a tribute finin the Hon. and Learned Chairman—from a mw who hail so largely contributed, as well as the distinguished department of the service to which lie belooged, to promote every thilig which was e Ismer to the politic service under their con trol, and particularly to this great and benevolent project. The CHAIRMAN shortly after withdrew with his immediate friends, hut the greater part of the company cootinued to sit till a late hour in the enjoyment of the utmost conviviality. It was most gratifying to observe the great pro. greys of this Socsety, the number of gentlemen, the grouter part of them of high professional dis tinction, who attended this day. amounting to nearly 900, and the accommodation was so well arranged by the Stewards, that every individual present ;lowly partook of the full festivities of this truly benevolent Anniversary. Yesterday evening the Anniversary Grand Festi val of the United Society of Free and Accepted Alamos took place at their Mil in Great Queen stitei. Liticolies-Inn-fields, and a more numerous or respectable meeting we hare wot witnessed for ►owe time. At about six o'clock Ms Royal High netts the Duke of SUSSILI arrived at the taccris, %shire he was met by the Stewards, who were deco rated with rashes and other decorations of their order. They conducted his Royal flightless to the couitnittee-roont, sod from throce to the &Mug ilium, where he took the chair, dressed in the style of Grand Alaster of the Lodge. He was supported by ,shout 4W) persons of the highest respectability. Norwich market watt well attended on Saturday. and there war • good an pply of aitusplea of both Wheat and Barley ; wires much as last *seek Their. wan the usual exhibition of trio !tint.. l()%ip, rad Houtebreda on the Hill, which the fair proapet3 for plenty of feed resident high 111 price. 'Die pros were tolerably wt 11 idled with Sheep, which foil) 'typo t their price. LAW INT! , i LIGENCE. COUR/ OF CHANCIOtY, WiarragilleTate WrtitOinAv, MOIL U. His Honour tl.a VICR-CIS6NCRI.I.OII. scrofulous oied by site NIASTRIt of the koLis mod A1,11..r (7outurrNAy. (*Mlle into Court stifle O'Clu. Il i IS being the iirst day of Baster Terms OPERA-110UPIE. WATERS V. SAYLOR. Mr. HART aimed, that lie had to Move, on the behalf of the Pt.* - tr, that so much of his fine tiour's order of the 22 I of August last 41.4611141 10.9 discharged, that directed the Plaintiff to lodge the pr.licies of insurance for the Operashuisse in the hand. (sr Mr. (:onst. The other part of ilw order directed Mr. Waters to insure at Opera-house for 24,000/. This he had done. and lodged Ihe policies with M . Birch and Charnfr.rs, brokers; this he was compelled to do, as they hail assisted hint to the affairs of the Opera houses He could not toe what oilect.cm the Defendant', Mr. Ts)lsis,,,,io.l have to this arrangement, as the security of the banker. must be considered ample. The I'icL.Cll*wcet.LOß—" The orris was made in the view of securing to Mr. Toyinr his ((,sere.( in time Opeminiuse, End it was directed that the policies should be lodged in the hoods of %Ir. Con.,, as he is the surviving trustee of she 0 1 1..ta-boost. The Court cannot theref..re discharge 'h..: part of the order without Mr. Waters gives Mr. TiolsOf 4 counter amid lie ss nut bouinl to accept it without he pleases." Mr. ROUPEI.S.. Counsel for Mr. Taltir, this was the first tithe that his Aleut had heard that Mr. Waters had Vittell with the popsies mow . mice. It was not necessary for lain to say Joy 1114,re. as 1115110110111' hail refused the motion, but lie trust ed he would dismiss it with costs. The Vice-CuasiceLt.oit—'• I do dismiss it with costs; perhaps Mr. Taylor out of COW, lll4l' tk satisfied to accept the sectiritv of .4lesars. Bitch and Chatuberi, but I cannot make soy order an them, as they are hot parties to the suit." NII. HArrr Prihaps your Honour will give Mr. Waters a fortnight to lodge the policies with Mr. Cuts'." The Vicc-Cu .NcEl.l.2oll—" I cannot interfere on the present s 00000 wo e " Motion dismissed with costs. COURT OF KING'S 13P.KCH, WpsTmtNsTra, WEDNESDAY, APRIL '2ll. Easter Term commenced this day. The .Imi l l. a came down to Westnnooter 11411, in the 111.11n1 and took their V.A.., soots after our o'clock. Tke lospector-Georral of Convicts laid 10-1 , re. the Court the customary 'mini of 'l.e state t , t tot convicts on board the hulks at Woolwich, Chotha.i., and Portsmouth, and of those coofined to the petal Penitentiary at Nlllbank. LIBEL THE KING V. RII.HARD CAN! lI.E. Mr. LITTLEDALE moved. ttiit Kiciiird Catlie be brought into Court for the 4,1 to several indictments that had been comic, agin,st him for libel. Mr. Carlile immediately mode his Mli!)esniiir., and was informed by Mr. 1).-altry, that Ow Jury had found two true bill. agnin.t. !MI: fur vu lishing on the Ylst of 13ecember owl the Igo' January but, two scandalous, blispliemoirs, snit malicious libels, of and concerning our holy reli gion, and tending to bring the .orne into root-tow, which libels were contained iu a work culled " Paine's Age of Beason." Mr. DEA LTRY next informed the D. fend:nit, that the Grand Jwry had found two other true bills against him, for publishing, in the months of Fe bruary arid March last, two ma:winos, *cavil •lous, and seditious libels, of and conerriiing our Susie reign Lord the King, tending to bring his M.jemtr and his Government into contempt, unil to stir up and excite him Miljes•ty's subjects to acts of violeuro and insubordination, which libels were contained its a certain hook or pamphlet, the first words of which were "Killing no Murder." Mr. Carlile having beers callril no to Wend these four new indictments, imported until meat Term. Mr. DEA LTRT then stated, that the Defetiihmt hail barn indicted, and true bills found against hien, in the last Term, for two twutudir po ill ca. ilOtta, of a scandalous, blasphemou4, and uutlivs.tui libel, of and concerning our holy rrli un, coll'amed in a book called " Paine's Age of leeasna." % lieu brought up to plead, he had isupniied until tills Term; and he was now called on to say whether he was guilty or nut guilty. Mr. Carlile pleaded " Not Guilty." Mr. DEALTRY intimated to him that he would be tried at the London Sittings, after the pirorlit Term. Mr. Curiae then withdrew. [lt is not likely that the trials will come on at the Sittings after the present Trrin. 1 hey Ittl u,ir but a very few days, and it 1148 not been during their continuance to take special I.EWIC C. CISSIFNT. This cltuv came on for argument, on Monday, at Serjeants'-lim, before the Judges of the Court of King's Betich. The Plimatitlas an A storne.y, the [Jr. fondant Editor of The Obvtrer newspaper. Asa as - count was published in that Pallet' some time sr. of proceedings in the Insolvent Debtors' Court. whirls war headed, " Infnntous conduct of on Attorney ;" sad in consequence of that publication, him. Lewis brought au action against Mr. Clement, for a 'awl. The Defendant piratic(' weveral matters to juslifica ; hut the Jury gave a special swif t er 6.r rh e a Pl o p, on three count., having found for she Defradtiot on the remainder. A rule was afterwards oh. tinned for entering the verdict, and to-day his. ADOLPHLIS and Mn. I 21.Jorr 'hewed fratibe against sa. arid Mr. MARIMATT and Mr. CJIITTY it) support of it. The whole question is—and n is one of the most important queidiono ever brought before .1 Court of judicature—whether the Editor of a New/vigor is pod able iu publiet.ing on recount Att proceedings in is Court of law, where the publication of this.e pfurrribags tipsy br iisitermais to the diameter .4 privilegevioieo o variety of cares pultrillo t; 4 11 1 7 3. 11 siruu bulb sides, as to such account.. The pond mooted was, whether ta.e pelletal brutfit which the public may be sipp.usid