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• +, THEeirkss. •• • • • This house was lest right crowded to aims wills GA elegant and iseltioonble aradiewes. Alter die opent of The Cana, y &Ors, or :interlude was produced. entitled The Midatitet;ti‘ Mitred. It was written by the late Mi. (pqt 4 elAU. but loss loin by so long. it oat passion" the advantages of • novelty. The stile) , is eery ample. The Momper scenes forward . .to apologise for the non-perfor .mance of the piece sunounceil, iu consequence aof the ,illness of three principal performers.— tA praposal is made by Mr. Basildon, to supply Alire 4 r place ; and hi,. Yates is introduced. who I ce_ we muse escelleut imitations, including Mr. 'Kean. in the character of Bertram. He received great applaine • but the process of the piece re 'opiros that he applause; be rejected. His failure pro duces soother apology from the Massager, and up starts another aspirant iu the character of au kis/inns in the Pit, personated by Mr. Cos mos. This gentleman was very happy in his blunders, which he dealt out largely. but with no `better success, se a substitute foe the sick origi nal. than his predecessor. A lady Dow comes forward to supply the deficiency it the person of Mr.. DAVIIIIroaT, who addresses the audieuce from a private has on the third tier. The lady. among other wholesomme advien, segos, that to pre vent disappointment. the Merger should be sup plied with a doable set of performers. This calls up Mr. YATits, who had placed himself iu the front . row of the second tier. from which he addressed the house come time with very good effect. The lieu farce of Too Late for Diener succeeded, and the whole pesforimince of the night went off with eclat. *MULISH °PIMA. MR. MATHEWS AT HOML Last night Mr. MATHEWS COOHUsaMrd what he styles •' his annual course of lectures on ch•. ratter, monsters, and peculiarities." As in the two preceding se•wos, he opened his eotertainmeot last night with an introductory address, wherein be de• fends the object of his ►mitations, describi►►g it to be the exposure of vanity and affectation, and an illustration of the maxim that people never are considered ridiculous for being what they are, but for pretending to be what they are not. As an example, we presume, of the latter, be in the course of it happily introduced pert of an elec. tionrering harangue from a candidate to the electors. The entertainment consists of three parts. The first mind second are devoted to the history of •' a sudden incursion of the Goths, vie. The Coun try Cornier," from the north, on the Comed►an, 01Id of their adventures while visiting, in company with him, the various Sights of Loudon. The said Goths consist of Arms Agsa4a, a maiden old laity, who maker ■ constant co•fusion of times, places. and events; COWSiII Dolly, a young lady who assumed a lisp because it was becoming; Uncle &On, a blubber-dealer, at Whitby; and Zachary flail. • pla►n Yorkshire servant. This grout* is joined by Cousia Jerry, • buck attorney; 4ie flobbk Brible. a good-humoured, loquacious. jovial, self-loving (and it struck us not fictitioss) character from the city; D►. Frolic, a proriug old man, who kir ever bores his companions with aoti ooled stories; cud Monsieur de Taman*, a ienchman, who, ptoposi.,g to publish a tour Of L e orion, notes down his observations i• Frenchifled and thus produces the most ridiculous ani.tikes. This oddly-coostit•ted party visit many of she sights of the metropolis, take a µstare. one view of the rest of them from the top of St. Pees. The ,descriptiou of this cathedral. the valaees, parks, prisons, bridges, kc. &c. &c. with i;:tir appendages, affords Mr. MATHEWS an excel lent.opportimity for displaying in the broadest and crost humorous point of view, the false pretensions tf most of the visitants to taste. literatures and in. Coalition. The most strange mod laughable out r3ges are committed at every step on lauguages, in'ks-leitres, history, and in short almost every ftivision of human knowledge. Every object con rs:ibutes its quota to furnish forth the Theatre ' Caton , ' ; and the whole is seasoned with • number of good stories, puns, and humorous songs. There are steroid excellent episodes—an a dmir a ble one, among the best things in its kind we ever wit isetaeil is the trial, with. speeches of counsel, exa mination of witnesses, &c. of Pairiek Row, an Hibernian, for overturning is doctor and a widow Crow their respective velocipedes. lo praise of blanixws, it should be remarked that he looks with becoming severity—the most prevalent and favourite *Ms and foibles of the day. In high life as well as low, from Lady . Fidget's root to she milling match at Moulaey Hurst, his aim -hartbeest to " shoot folly as it fl►es," and vice also. The last part is appropriated to an exhibition of Alf. MA TRIM.' unrivalled powers sea ventriloquist. The boon was a remarkably full one. and from beginning to end the performances were cheered with rapturous and unanimous peals of applause. NEW ARGYLL ROOMS. The Members of the Regent's Harmonic kali. lion opened these splendid Rooms in Regent-iureet, last might, with a grand concert of vocal sod instru mental music. It displayed a rare combination of yaw e d exc el:epee, in which pieces of the first mas ters ware esec eod by the ir.t-►ate talents of theday. 'ri le Room, were moot brilliantly lighted up on the weeastua. The cosicest.rooin had twenty-two Ives of live ligisla each; the ball-room three lustre. of large size, bearing nine lights each; the club. wain ene lustre of largos size, of twelve liege; Ana there was one of the same description in the the whole made by Mr. CotAins of the Strand, and lighted with gag. Fite Concert attracted a most splendid and audience. On Wedotieday last Sir Joule BAYLEY arrived kit New:castle, and after atteuding diville .mice a s Si. Nicholas' Church. proceeded to open his coo mission at the Guildhall, when W. Demos was found guilty of stealing a watch, sod 114600 Hew dersum, oo a c harge of stealing bristles. was .!gait. Led. Th . Cone was adjourned till Monday 111.), g. Th. %%toy Court opened on Therodey awning. THE LAlt CON6PIRiet. isorlibtsintifr. Yesterday the well-known rAomos Pontos was apprehended by Lavender arid Bishop. *t his oh. *cure lodging in Prioemi.street. Droiy.laise, by •irtue of a warrant from Mr. Birnie. on a charge of high treason. He was brought to the Ace .eod underwent a short examination. Re conducted himself in a similar meatier as when in enstody upon former occasiops with ignorant iudifferenor. asakit.g use of low and scurrilona language. His gross itoulte were priosciprilv directed ligetist Lard Sidtuoulh. Re had the effrontery and Wickedness to say the tragedy woe only now beginning. Mc wee detained. Lind Ellenborough, Captain Fitsclareuce. and. we understated. some of the Missistins, sent sob• sCriptions for the officers and a lumber of others. Among those sent from the country was thee of Mr. Aria. the keeper of the Couterbiary pimps, wbo remitted a U. note. Artier Ilunkwooll is committed so charges a high treason and snider. John Tkomon Brient is committed for high ties. eon only. Thus, of the Cato-.tenet gang of assassios, who are committed fur the murder of the musfortuartte Smith's's. are— Amiss Irge, Jaws Wilson. tier.rd a.olbsryy Jams OW 'OWN. Cbw Col, Jaw lifieseasl,lebellikas s Wed William Among those who have had the esrioeity to pi* adonttauce into the Rowse of Comedies, Cold. bath4elds, to its them, are the Martins of Anglo. say. Lard Graves, Sir Betjansia Bloomieid,' Sir Arthur Paget. It. Tits other Prisoners who have been apprehended ou charges of being concerned in the Cato-ewes pug of assanaus, and on charges of high Imams. counected with tba coudoct of the pug. are committed to Tothill-field. Bridewell. The Cabiart Cooped sat yesterday spun the subject, at twelve teclock. at the Secretary of State's office for the Home Departtneut. but Done of the prisoners its castody, or suy of the witnesses were examined. The Council broke up soon after one o'clock. The reason the Police °dicers were not more ats• merges ea the night of the attack of the Cato-stieet gang was, that they were distributed at the Aso and at the official Gentlemen's houses. Last evening information was brought to the of by a man, that -- Puling, alias -- Pedant, who .muds charged with High Treason, for whom oppreheusioa Lori Sidatouth has issued a procla mation, olferiug a reward of 4001. to be paid by the Lords of the Tremor's, was concealed iu the house No. 7. in • court is Bettie-bridge. Gray's Inn-lam-road, in consequence of which Mr. I3irnie issued his warrant to search the mid house. and dispatched Jeffreys aud Tanner, two of the petrol., to search it. Oa their arrival there they found the place a mere hovel. They knocked at the door aud. were aaawered, but re• fused admission; and on the petrol. ariyio4 e = would break opso the dour, it *mat length This parley occupied about Ave minutes; and So . entering they proceeded to much the house, being well armed with cutlasses. &c. but could not dad Paling, and it is supposed, if he was in the house. be took the alarm on their lint knocking at ibe door, and escaped from the back premises through St. Chad. Wells. The pstrole found in the house three men and one woman iu one room, and only one bed in it. One of the men was in bed, who said he was unwell, end who the patrol. suspected to be one of the Cato-street gang of assassins, and probably ill in consequence of the bruises he had received, they therefore made him get up. wheu he was found to herr all his clothes on except his aloes. They stripped him, but he had no bruises. The other two men were melting lead in a frying psu. One of the men lived at that plaice, the others in Monmouth-street. They were brought to the office, and examined before Mr. Birnie. when there betag iio charge against them, they were dis charged. APPRIIIIIINSION IN GLASGOW OP TWENTY- SEVEN RADICAL DELEGATES. GLAUGW. FEBRU ART 24. Our readers, who, with ourselves, had begun to in dulge the hope, that the imploring appearances of trade would tfr•ctually put en end to the foolish attempts of the Radical Leaders to excite the Ws. affected, will be surprised and alarmed at oar do mestic intelligence of this day. On Tuesday eveuiog no fewer than 27 Delegates from the Ra dical Societies in corrtspondeuce with the Glasgow Leaders, were apprehended in full conclave, in the home of a vintner in the Gallowgete, their persons searched and their papers secured; and, by the prompt assistance of the military, were safely lodged in the gaol. They are 110 w under examivation before the Sheriff, and will, without delay, be brought to trial. We understand the delegates are from Eccle. fechsti, Strethaven, Airdrie, Kirkiotilloch, Paisley. Elderslie, Ayr, &c. We forbear stating more particulars, as the individuals implicated must soon be brought to auswer at the bar of the High Court of Justiciary, and we have DO wish to prejudice them et their trial. Warrants are out. we kern, for apprehending a number more of the leaderi. The military behaved with a leniency far beyond what might have bee. reasonably expected, from the grove abuse and insults they received, when cou veyiug the prisouers to gaol, mud on their retort) to the !wracks ; more especially as they, some time ago, received the most potuted orders to tire upon say mob o:collection of persons who might assail them in the diseharge of their duty. The thought less and infinnmed mob ought to he aware of this order, as they may rely, perheini when te„o itte, that the military will not, with impunity, agent be se. seulted, "bused. and pelted with Moues, brick-bats, &it. as they were oo Tuesday night, to the danger of their fires, We understand four of tie rug. leaders in the mob were secured, and. alter exam ; uatiou, tack been committed to prison till liberated in due course of law.—(Glasgose Costner./ Died, on the lids instant, ficUmit .horrany. ensalsooly known thrinighpirt the kioploia by tho muse of the " Goeetoor of Idosabeern," who,'lntie yoursor, was left ou lets desofitte 664 of Soilibran; eauce. XASSLIMIII6OII eraser. 1111.16a6er tet Cbisf Plagistrata. was sispisrad he irmilarjsit ' sft day Is Islam depsaitiess relative to tbs poritsets itowarsed la the late diabolical procsedisip is Mow. sad &realism ware lakes themes, Mt, every this. *so prisms. irsisiltamte. THE LATE CONIPItACY. Yeelerds, private isformatios was received 61 ibis ellee, thin 7.M Polls alias Podia. whip stases charged with IWO tessami, Is beiut ammerseil with 111iisitewood mid his game, is ideissist sad messistisit um premeditated mardarame si eakk M iiiirCabiest Ellidwidn e ems t• be Mend It his EWA derigisg, is se Minion smut is thildes.lsse. The Iletteseiee ii diepaieheil Hail, the akar, is gaoler Mee; but • spiel ssaminstios Otis pressissa etrehitie wasiosed e sari s hie sad Natitteres of 77ie Wad thinil4 004016 11110111114,•ed Pulps Age of 1N.... darantAt iLscrios. 90 Mr. ffrnsdliog's arrival rest the tows of Moshoes, on Friday hist, he was net by a large party of the inimbitssis, who toeh the horses howl his carriage, and drew him to the door of the White Hart los, where he regaled the.. plead. fatty with strong beer, after which he set oat epos his is.. uses is the tows, accompanied by Woad Coulees sod other Usatimisa, sod met with needs moms. Durham, Itebrusey It is esnestly reported that Mr. Mbar's,n inteode reap. lag fee the City, Ind coming homed for the CA•usty, sod that there will be a fresh Casidliple of Whig prisaiples fee &r (Sty. t3ooseesl Mattes stets Mo.*s , to soil to esprersot Lsoesster in Fur lismitik sae tin laisiday se`ta. sight John Fenton Cnwtboesse, Esq. "irked is that tows, to 11140611•OCC hie cisme. Mr. Nome Cbrestell, the obis sad biddy respartalde Member far Groat Merkur, has anaosseed his istentioa of .iaadi.g for St. Ives. We hear of ea opposition to the sew interest et nosy ; of movements indicative of opposition al Helston, Tregoey, mid Wilmot's. Sir William Lassa, Bart. sad H. Tresseyne Esq. the present County Members for Carswell, have essouiseed their iatestion of spin offering themselves. JEW'S PAIR, IN DIIICICS-PLACR. Yesterday, according to masa! test**, the Jews' Fair eismaseseed is Dukes.plarre, whirl, is to continue fur tbree days. At ar slyly boor a @tatty group of Hebrews, of the wirylssdstdeitriptiota, congregated ou the spot, who ow l williday as they ware Numerous, wed bootbs.stalls, gsmblisg, asessgaryisg, fried Ask sad other peculiar fare, together with eusfeetiouary, were spur $ large male. h oesased to be a mew, of summit's at that cud sr the tows, sad on perms* pests, by it was absolutely isseawary to take particularism* sf their pockets. FIRE. -r On Sum* morsing, about four o'clock, • Ire woo die. covered breaking out at the bar wisdow of the hones of Mr. T. 'fare*, landlord of the Old Cross public house, New Cress, Kent-road; the family was alarmed, sod with die coley effected their swap in • state of nudity, and took shelter in au opposite home. The lames rapidly coniesuol cated to the bottle of Mr. Gold, watchmaker sod jeweller, both of which, with two other adjoining houses, were es iirely commineed, together with their stock in trade. Several migistes arrived, which °mild he of very little envie., es 'Awe imps a. ire plop, .or any water to be procured eu. ins Cams the adjoining pumps. boa sustaioed by Mr. T. Tarvis sad Mr. Gobi is esti .theard at several shamed panda. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE. Dudes the ilre on Tosiliky night lest, in the City-read, Mnblasehard, of the CoairMat Oat*, ailjois in to obese it task pleee L ie the reefories,osaittly, it was supposed, &sip. ped down _dead, and being plated to a collo, nos to be bu rred yesterday, but upon screwing down the lid a noise was bribed, sod as seism( it again they observed syaiptunis of relining 1111i01.111911. The Nowa was erectors, postpuued, and every ettentioa is being paid, it being supposed she is merely inn trance. SHOCKING ACCIDENT. ♦ imlesclooly catastrophe betel • young man of the time of Joan. yesterday, in Priseinkstrect, Leicester-square. A working teats is liquor bad reeled upon ►is back into the street. a few paces before a gentleness who was driving • gig at a brisk trot, sod the driver yea using every effort to pull the horse up in vain, when Junes seized Ike reins, at which lbe animal berame restive, koorked bin down, sod the w►eel went over Isis neck, and be was token to the hos pital in s weeders state, The boree on bring cherkeld drew the other wheel over the drunkes mans body, sad be was taken to the bonnie! with broken ribs. SINOULAR OCCURRSNCR. Oa Tuesday last, about Neves o'clock in the evening, illis family of Mr. James Grieve, No. I, Drunimoud.street, Edioborgh, were throws into a state of mach okras, in roo m(' 4 a violent explosion which took place in their kitchen. Their wryest sad a friend of hers were alone in the place at the time; and t►e account they give is, that they beard a violest rumbling stoke is the chimney, which was immediately followed by the descent of a ball of lire, which exploded on the roof; where it kft a mark, similar to that left by the exploding of a squib or rocket. It thee tore ost a papa of glass is the window, sod bursted through a lath mad Fleeter wall foto ■ closet es the opposite side, where a quantity of earthenware was kept. Thew were thrown to a considerable dimes* I. the passage, and the laid apparently found its way thmagb the opposite room, the door and window of which was fortunately open at the time. ser►aot escaped aiburt ; but the girl, who wa■ with ber at Ike time, had km shawl set on Are, her band scorched, as oleo her pws aad shs►tie on the same side. The noise was beard by several of the oeighboars, and to them seamed as if some heavy milsatance bad ranee on the floor insinedialgly above them. The Cases of Alf late Majesty. Dicke of Kat, and the Duke de Berri.—The 514 Number of the armaiLl if Gaulle o f Hewn, published yesterday, contains • eery interesting amoral oldie last neeithil and bodily of- Leticia of his late lifsjesty, with observations as she former, illiietratire of the twolold nature of the Wins mind (reams mad joshed), sad the intellectual nod amid faculties of the braid', whru under the matted of like semi--The ease alba bite Duke of Keel—The= , lam of ill* Ouirtal som d of the late Duke 4e Berri, NB am. giCal beishemet, will reemarka os. the menial aliesatto• if the eye*, frost as elitism( Physicalist Paris—fit/Wiwi dimovories relative to the mature and freshmen aspoodes, ma d iadiaresiaa—gasasisfed methods of motto; comsat* lies, epikpay, gleel, Boor-al , indigestion of elderly poopir a hwispisii mugh--Deocciosess of a simple gaimuie ap paratra sad instruct*** for salmi it is mem of disease sad " wal l a / saimatiuu—Espoesee of the trade of sdultreattat 'kr!** of that, end the stems of &Maim, sad of tbe it t: taitordes ImackestgiCreed trestemes of a patient is as Isis ,due kluapital--Insinctiems for Niehaus a cheap, pi sals 4 sag wbuksolue sublimate for ages and fru, s a d a aisel esisilarious leek beeh—Tbe essipusition of etc inn scot," pus s aid ;k i r wjapioos rade us Ike lower isms tinisrtha giooderfol orratimi of Rymer's Cardiac Theism tics IC tips sit e u sesass.svath_. _mode important agpleassamg i+ —/t ease/ be obialsed (prim lie.) of ailawipui, l _ ...... rouser.rea ; ag o . 4, Drury-tam ; at the Mr 1 and Ho lt, 17 K w.. .dilly ;at all Booksellers in the Ultima 11C . . ea • awl *I theriecipet Deekaellers in Paris, Timm, viilgor"" Mew T. 7. 1, dic,—* fourth resided' of the heflf itea l Ve i ra keys rioted, for the accinnutedatl-- -' sew isisajbers, learr INITLLMENck. COURT Or CHANCERY, Lusa Wei be, Mglmam, Fammirray t • he Logo cassnent.Loa aurae into Court at lialf.pain tell o'clock, and observed, that he was ohlssped Ie nee as Pawky o'clock to atte n d its mother place; Ise would. however, take say esetiou which Would nut occupy the Coati' longer than that hoar. WIIIIITg IP. LULL. thit Ma a motion to nary minutes directing se jostle in • tithe canoe, of no interest except to the motile' concerned, TICE•CHANCELLORI COURT, Lticoues ion, 111 vvvvv , IPtsitimay 11. His Honour the Vices-CuawcaLLon was occu pied lista Nell-past three o'clock is bearing causes of no interest except to the parties coocerised. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, INssantAzi e MONDAY, FILIMILIIIIT 28. Sittings titer Hilary Tea% Witco the CIfIZIP JUSTICI wed Common Afflict. - TEC Aistessel or raosmyr 0. VOTES. This was an action for the recovery of certain et. fects supposed to belong to the bookrnist's estate, and to remain in posses►iou of the Defendsot.whe is related to the bankrupt. The items consisted of, first, a sum of 5001. said to have been 'delivered to the Defendant withoot the receipt of so adequate consideration from him; secondly, and up wards for goods sold and delivered to the Defend. ant front the bankrupt's estate; thirdly, a sum con noting of upwards of 3131. being the amount of two bills given by the I)efeutlant ire behalf of the beak rapt, which had not been Immured. From the evidence, it appeared that the Defendant had, in the month of March last, when the bankrupt found himself iusolvent, received from him the 5001. first mentioned, no order to composed with the Cre ditors. This sum the Defendant had conveyed to an attorney, in order to that arrangement ; in aid of which he had given four bills is has own name, antountiug totally to 4001., in order to perfect the payment agreed upon. The sieguciation failed. A commission of bankrupt issued against Probart ou the Bth of May, and the above troasactions be came implicated in the Insolvent's affairs by the last statute, which limitl the integrity of trainer. tious with bankrupts to two months before the date of the comniissiou. For the defence it was alleged, and allowed by the Chief Justice to be a good plea, warranted by a recent decision of the Common Pleas, that a per. sou acting merely as • .aemeuger (which was the case with the Defeudeut in regard to the 500 L), could not be liable to the estate of a bankrupt, al though (as had happened in the present cam) the property might have beau dissipeted in the camas of the transfer without any effectual object bowie( been attained. As to the four bills, it was proved that the Defendant had taken up two of them, although all of them had beta given for the bank rupt's benefit, for effecting the composition contem plated, without say value having been received b 1 the Defendant. For the second sum of 160/. for goods sold sad' delivered, there was no objectiou uffered by the de fence. The Jury, therefore, bronsbt in a verdict for the Plaiutitiii for theansisout of am mum. OLD BAILEY, Irseavaits 0. MAIL COACT ROSIBERT. Georg* Patterson wee indicted for milling frees the Ches. ter rail cued, a parcel, curtaining three brooders, value SI. Neither the coedits's. uor She versos who delivered lie par. al for carriage, beisg iu atteadaace to peeve the Ni. lb. Prisower wee necessarily acquitted. PORG ER Y. Themes Welliiire was indicted fir tad snarls( a bill of escbasee fur SOS. purporting to be accepted by bia brother, Mainsel Well Joe. The Priauser took ale bill to a politicae Its Wbilsehapel to pt it capbed, sod received from bit• 3W. To. valise epos it. On moventiug it to Sassett Welides, s brewer at Cam. bridge, .boa it became dee, payment was refuse/. The clerk to the attoreey fur the prosecution swore that the accepteace was nut is the baud-writing of Maniac! Welt des. Williams Wendell, laaltbrother to the Primus and la. meet, wee is aitesdance s as a witseas for the pragmatism, but Mr. ALUM decisuedcsilies The Primmer, tweeter, is hie defence, persisting is the statement that be had rewired the Bin from his beetber, and that it yea Smanefe haied-writieg, it was damned es avant', for the Pursues of public jiietice, that William Welidos should be examaised ; sod he proved, that the is atoreemest Purporting to be his, was out is his heed writing. He was sot very well aeguisted with die ba.d.writisg of his brother lismaiel, sad therefore would set speak positively se to the acceptance brisg hie, but he thesght it woe sm. Vie Priestlier said, he wee parry hie hember was sot pee seat, u be would prove the truth of his measetion. It appeared, however, that the Prosecutor. brother had been down to Cambridge, sod men the Prosecutor, who was la good health on Tsesd sy Last, but saivilliag to appear os this oeillmius. _ _ _ The Jeri; slier throe ►wee aid a half of deliberaliati regained the Priaoser. A meeting of the Freeholders of Northumberland took place at Morpeth on Moodily last, for the pur pose of adopting an address. expreftive of condo lence and congratulation to his present Majesty. The address was moved by his Grace the Doke of NpIITHUMBILIILA ; and ea coaded by Earl GUT, who was received with the most enthusiastic sp plisse, which was repeated at various parts of his Lordship's speech. Lord t)ssutsuoit supported the address, sod Mr. LAIIIITON. M.P. we. prevent.— ft was tasted iu some of the Rapers that Esrl GREY was at his late Mali:sty' s funeral at Windsor: this as a mistake; Ms Lordship was at the time of the interment of the Royal teaming in the north of England. The publication of the Mose"lesser Observer, • Saturday paper, has been suspended. in misty A/grime, as It sees suited on placards upon the walls, of the restrictions imposed nu Newspapers bioa„i the late Acts. The Magistrates of Manchester had formerly refused Mr. Witos's sureties. retriring 6, Freeholders of substantial property, and not tradesmen." Mr. Evil's, to whom the property bas beeu transferred, applied to Col. W.. It.Ltasts, of Liverpool, who, we understand, has sittnided Ins oree pt eli ee of those offered by Mr, Even, jkseds Maslow.) Vsmese" • for site special 'dower b '. what time the Address When _ woe observed *menet Mr. tsar of We s tho the plieilege Altlyrists the worthy lion to lessee., with the loge to hint. A astrwmar prersilerL Mr. The Lou i been specially *riving trusted sock us well had Mr. SA) with his There. The Loma well 4314 • blojwsty, would receive Caoticil at four o'clock that day. lIAs Majesty wee aloe graciourly *wed to sub that he ansih regret& ted his Usability to receive it emeer, red requ'ested that a deputation, consisting of • swell tioneber. should be appolitled to be the bearers of the Ad. dress. Mr. Salmi wished to know why die motion for the iiitroduetioa of Sheriff Porkiaselsou Id be delayed so long. Re SSW MO reason why the cowituuhiciettoo should sot he mode at the her. It war taste the Sheriffs had in so ease he the last 20 pure been refused the privilege of sitting on the beech in that Court. The ceerteey wee is ell oases rowed ; but where could be pointed out she ppvirdrist of a Sherri who had cooducted himself is Sheriff Per. kin. lied?--/Leed cries .• Hew .P'/—Aid who ,had ever breed of the adsoismies eta nuiu who hod been complessied against by the Chief MAKistrote, and whose case had sot yet been decided epos It wee tueoutistent with the dignity of the Court to support such a motion. A member of Members rose, and the attempt of the Lord Mayor to tie the attention of the Court spoil the question epos which they bad expressly assembled. was wholly ineffectual. There was a cry of ‘o TAe lea gumless must k disposed IA" ithicli overwhelmed all other efforts. A load ay of " La the Skin/ appear ir the Reel was here set up. Mr. Janus observed, that it would be secesaary to say a great deal more for Mr. Sheriff Parkins them bad yet bees mid for bilk before be mould be thought entitled to • seat iu that Court. The special matter should have been mitered upon be fore any other. The worthy Member the; moved the previous question. Mr. OLousat .wieheri that some intermediate way between the Ber and she Beech could be adopted, for the porpoise of disposing of this twee. lion. Both the Sheriffs had waited open his Ma. jesty, and had communication with his Majesty; the Court would dimple,* see the necessity of their at, tendance. There was • way by which this could be accomplished, without cempelliug the Court to agree to a repeal which it might be necessary to consider with greeter care. Ihe amendment al, ready moved prevented bin from subtaittmg that plan. Alderman Warrants* said, Mr. Sheriff Parkin/ had never lapelled the Court, sad the question way, whether the Court were determined to nett him as a Gentleman or to deny biro the privilege to which, as a high Nicer sad a Gentleman, he was entitled. Mr. hifILI was of opinion, that the question should be set at rest by colliug the Sheriffs to the bar of the Court. at which place the Snit merchants in the city had attended, Mr. Mimosas said, the refusal appeared to him very eetraordivary. The bailiff of the Borough was admitted but the other day, and the motion for his admission was carried anainahouily. Flow then could the Court refuse to admit an officer who brought a message from the Kiug Mr. Sheriff RortresaLt, said, be felt himself in rather a very delicate shtuatiou. He we. ready to attend with pleasure at the bar of the Court, and to request Mr. Sheriff Parkins to do the Nome. A great many Members .hooted their epplemie upon hearing this proposal, and there cab a loud clappiug of beads. Mr. Alderman Warners, said, the 'oration could not be got rid of by such a proceeding all had, been suggested, mud he, if be were the offerer, would not courant to stand is the situetion pointiot . oat by the worthy Sheriff and Aldermen, for the purpose of presenting an importaut coununeicat tow. Mr. Gainless said, it wee more dignified to have two Shelitla than one iu atteudauce, Mr. T. W. WILLIAMS .aid, it web manifest that Mr. Sheriff Porkias never expected to be latiwittled t 0 sit iu that Court, for he hod Dever prevented himself. He was HUM brought Impart' to he thrust down their throats. There Wits more Resolution proposed than war meant, to pieet vi e e ye. He (Mr. Williams) for one thought the office of Sheriff mat irefully degraded, All the boa?. DIM had been kft to the otheeffberiff. and now message was brought in that tke Coon unlit comply with Mr. Parkin's'. wish to sit ammogatilitio. Mr. Hvacamps declared, that limAed never beawl of the Resolution until he took his mat isi - 4the Court, mod that be had dome hot utmost to ptiiftnt the Worthy Mover from brioging it forward, The question was by means precoucened. Mr. Ountas; sugge.titi, this; the sbritAkeheold make thew eismenstaieation et the table of the Court. Several Mambas cried ea. ***wafts.. the whom." A number of Members rats bet lb* previous '._ . ~ .". . ... - . - • _ • , . i •r- ; - 1 *Mr OF COMMON I ' i 0 ertiey a Ceara ere..... . ! special coves e af receiving •106111itieeti'is to the of the Caw, to lions at . ... me his Myetty weslel-be siessed to receive dress of Condelewe and Csogretelation. sil' SI. iel ALI* as lAsatVo IiASIIIIS 7 S TO SIT , il tw MOST. A • , s the Coon was monde. Mr. Sheriff Parkinst *reed standing St Abe body 4 the Court. i • - It the Members. . . 1 Patine re s t. sod moved. bits in so low 1 1,. r v•ice es to he ahreely *whisk bele, the lit Mr. Shelia Mimi be stemmed to have . 1 *liege of silting open the beach ivithattit lee in that Cwt. Mr. Nova statede Wet rthy Sheriff hod an ins . tinics- . • isalte. in • . .weethy•Col. • . ', , frail his M ' that it woe consistent I *devil of t . Court to estead the prirs- . • bias. erect of disillibblieitillelli linty generally i rd. .. . , . . ti I Noncoms* mesa eid the poke lot the 'sodasission.—(Ctirs e. Al, so.“/ Loaa blares .stetaft that the Court had Irecially sataireaed far the reepose of i'v.. , p I 1 the ceessnenteetiea free, the Threw, flit 5 ' that say ether geedi . enneld hot. spun i eccesien, be agitated. $,. Saari, Roth , d seised apes his Ilfejesy...—.... . SAVAOII-.-" Wee sot Mr., *writ Parkins a brother Sheriff ?" .e was a lead cry of .4. Yell " in the Court. . Loth M avoaleitatiesed—fltr.Sheriff Meth. 1 i 4 , d stated to hiss dirt he had waited "Won kit ) i r, she eras gniciesely pissed t. say that hr receive the Address .4 she Coact of Coalmen lat four o'clock that /Law_ 51.. M..i...,... ... ,