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_ merchants, both at Lloyd's and at Jamaica, As rated that the naval force on that station was in competent to the purpose. The Courier, 6 , wiser flan both these together," now says, " There is force enough for the purpose; but the depredations are committed tinder Spanish and Indepeodeut gar, aad under pretence of belligerent rights." The 4th of November passed over in Dublin without any di.turbence. Crowds of iwople were ovembled in College-green, in consequence of the oreclomarion of the Lord Mayor, prohibiting the dressing 'of King Wit.Liest's statue, but the ori ginal 'intention of the Oungemen was abandoned. One ferocious fellow, covered with orange trappings, ibeet Itn o'clock in the morning, made a magic ..ircle round the 'tour, but the evil spirit was put to flight by the police, and effected his ercepe. A tingle effort has thus sufficed to suppress this science of strife and discord ; but it must not be forgotten, that this single effort required the union of the Go vernment and the civic power, on both of which it sleds a lustre. We here copied frost the Frtexam's foamed a report of a curious and interesting triad, on which the party was found guilty of administering an Un.• halal and seditious oath. It gives only the evi dence of tl.e person to whom the oath was admiuis. toed, and this disclose. a very extraordinary plot indeed. It says, that at a meeting of delegates held at Armagh, the prisoner a'aied, as the object of the abbUCiat too— That during the trial of the Queen there was an under standing bet ream the Radicals of England and the people of Ireland, shut had she been found guilty the Radicals were to have risen in rebellion. A diversion in favour ask English Radicals was to have been made in Ireland by droppiog sedi tious papers, in order to draw off a part of the military fortes from Eggload, and the Radicals were thew lo lake posses. sion of Leached, after which they were to come and assist the Irish in obtaining their liberation from the yoke of Eagiand. As that event had out taken place, their plans were in cons,- mince changed, and they broke off all colonesaieatie• with the English, except with the English Catholics, who were lu assist them iu overthruwiwg the Government." The witness who gave this extraordinary testi mony, it will be observed. was an approver. We tire anxious to see the evidence of the other 'M ama by which it was supported. W. J. BAUM, lE..q. son of Mr. BANKS!, or Corffe Castle, has announced himself a candidate for the representation of the University of Cam bridge, in consequence of the re►ignation of the Secanna of the House of Common'. A letter from Florence, dated October 21, says ..—," Lord BURCHERSII, the British Ambassador at this Court, returoed is this city last week, with his Lady sad family." The following was posted at Lloyd's yesterday morn' :-- The Addphi, Mara, from Jamaica, arrived at Liverpool, boardrd w :he t2d of September the brig Hassoals, of and ter Philadelphia, from St. Jags de Caba,out tbirtySre days; she hid been takrn by a piraticsl schntmer, sad carried isms Rio de Purnss and &gained 28 days; they souk from her 28 bags of coffee, 14 rains of germ, a quantity of hides, their witches, quadrants, sod clothes. On the 23d fieptembrr spike the Vittoria from Jamaica to Liverpool, out 19 days; she sus a writ icAl 'dimmer take a Freer,' ship sod as Eng in') brig lite dry before. A Decree of the Peruvian Government, dated Um., 291!) April, hiss been received, respecting the ileteenon of vessels suspected of a breech of their Navigation Lass. By this Decree it is decided. that all Captains, Owners, and Supercargoes shell have the power of molting two appeals after the ori. ginul ' , entreat is passed, rod that all vessels detained must be sent into Callao fur judgment. Should it clearly appear that the vessel has been unjustly de tained, she is not unly to be immediately set at li berty, free of duly, and furni►hed with a proper berme to prevent further detention, but ilie Crptor is to pay all the expenses and charger attending her detention. A public meeting will be held at Bristol to-mor roe, relative to the reprol of the Insolvent Debtors' Acts. It will, no doubt, be numerously attended, the requisition to the Mayor having been signed by shout • hundred names of the first respectability. The ban- ful effects of those Acts are every where acknowledged ; and we trust, that by co-operation with other large trailing cities, • proper impression will be made upon the Legislature in the nest Sea. won, so that essintial alterations will be made. if a repeal is not wholly effected.'-(Hereford Paper of Wednesday.) We understand that Mr. OwetiT continues very active and ►uccessful in his exertions to interest the nobility and gentry in favour of his plans for the amelioration of the people of Ireland, by means of an improved system of roopinyment and instruction. During the last week he visited several Institutions for ELcatiuu. and exeinined some Establishments of United Labour, dined at the Bishop of DOW N's. and spent some days with the Duke of LEINSTRR and Lord CLowcuaay. On Wednesday last he had all interview at the Vice-regal Lodge with his Excellency the LORD LIRUTININT, which, it is suppos e d, will lead to important and beneficial changes in the condition of our unfortunate coun trymen.— ( Dublin ?remotes Journal.) We feel more pleasure than we can well express in cringe ttulating the public on the amazing de crease of fever that has taken place (in Galway). This is indeed gratifying intelligence, and will be killed with pleasure by every well-ref-her of society. considering the ravages it has occasioned. The 'linable ►ervices of three of the physicians have been dispensed with; and we cannot give the public a greater proof of the decrease of contagion than this one fact alone.—(CormargAt J I.) THE Rua os.--The market yesterday was in general firm and well : the Foreign was very unsteady and flat in every thing :—Coneols for Account. 81/ ; ditto fur Money. 81;1f ; Re duced, 81; bit ; Bank Stock, 45 ; 31 per Cents. 94; 4 per Cents. 99if ; New ditto, Ma; Long Annuities, 20i ; India Bonds, 47 49 pr.; Exchequer Bills, 5 7 ; Small ditto, 8 9 pr.— Foreign Stuck*: New Spanish, 681; Neapolitan, F 44 11!; Russian, 871 8811 ; Pennies, 861 87; Columbian, 881 86 e 5. •- 1 X 701÷4 .1:17 , 1;_,IV r . e 41/P., • , tiNDA FASHIONABLE NOIRMItII7I. The Marquis of Camden has arrived at his seat, Baybans Abbey, Somotx, from Rash. The Marchioness of Exeter has left town fur her seal at Rovhimotoo. The Marquis of Dually arrived oa Wednesday at the Duke of Gordiin's house in New Norfolk street, from the Duke of Maschesier's sear, Kimbolion Castle, Hosting(low shire. The Countess of Essex has arrived at be► house Is Hill. street, Berkeleyaiquare, from Brighton. Str Witham Cockburn, Bart. M P. bas oinked in tow■ from Brighton. The Earl of &evangel has arrived at his father'. (the Marquis of Caasdeu) scat, Baybaus Abbey, Sussex, (runs • tour. The Hotteerable sad Rev. Richard Hill has left W Hotel, Rreeut•►trret, fur his seat near Shrew:Awry. Major Cloete left town on a vsait to Earl sod Coun tess Bathurst, at their seat, Cirencester, GI iershire. Sir Philip Roach, Bart. loos arrived at she Clareado■ Hotel. attd4oreet, Goo Windsor. Departures:—Colunel Mrs. Asbinas. The Rev. Mr. Kaalehbell arrived yreierday at Read*. Hotel, Letotor Grew Veoor-street, Goma Oxford. Mr. sad :Wm Prescott have left the Bath Hotel, Arlington street, on • tow. The Earl sad Cowslips of Jersey have left Earl Cowper's seat, Pansaner, H. ris, for their seat, Middleton Park, Ox fordshire. Viscount and Vivrounirss Granville left Earl Cowper . * neat, Panvanger, Fleas, on Wednesday, or a tour tbiough Yorkthire. The Hon. Lady Smith has arrived at Nerot's Hotel, Cliffnintorirset, from Mr. and Mrs. Muucltuo's mat io Staf fordshire. Mr. Worn hoe left hie rose, Englefield Greta, Birk% foe Brit pion. Arrivals at the London Hotel, Albemarle-street :—Frameis Wood, Eaq. from his seat is Yorkshire; and Mr. Tweedy from Paris. Departures :—Col un el Adesae fur Parisi sod Miss Crespigay for Canterbury. Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley square :—Mr. and Mrs. Cary from a tour ; Right Hun. Mr. Steele; Mr. Bathe ley and sun from a t o u r; an d M r . Setulsmore Crum a tour. Mr. and Lady Jame Peel have left ditto fur their trey cot. Sage at Pulliam._ 6sotroo De Gr.y is expected in lowa on Monday fiom be► seat, Wrest House, Brdfurd.•liire. George Maude, Esq. has arrived at his house ,n Dover street, Piccadilly, from a lour. Viscount Crauborne Las left town fur bin father's (she Marquis of Salisbury) seat, Hain, Id. OLYMPIC THEATRE. Since the introduction of the Tread Mill at this theatre, we are happy to find that the Proprietor has turned it to good account. The house has been crowded every evening this week at a very early hoar. ✓osw a sod Tom cad Jerry, the splen dour of the former and the excellence of the latter, are still the admiration of all who visit this elegant and comfortable little establishment. A most beautiful scene is introduced in this inimitable version of Life its London of Vauxhall Gardens, on a gala night, the brilliancy of which is impos sible to surpass. The introduction of a hornpipe by ?dim ADCOCK drew forth much and deserved apphium. Eve►y exertion appears to be used to merit the great patronage the house has received since the commencement of the season. The Princess AUGUSTA and the Duke of CAM am DOR honoured Sir HERBERT TAYLOR will' their presence at dinner, at his residence at Keuringtor, ou Wedutoday. The Princess AUGUSTA honoured Lady Cat alio RN E with a visit yesterday. The Duchess of GLouckwrsit returned to Bag shot on Monday evelikg. The Countess of ESSER had a select card party on Wednesday evening at her house in Dill -street, Berkeley-square, at which were present the Vice- CHANCeLLOR, Dowager Lady Ds CLIFFORD, Mr. and Mrs. ARTHUR STANHOPE, &c. Sir ROGER and Lady SOPHIA GIMLET have left Drakelow, in Derbyshire. for the Earl of COVENTRY'S seat, Croome, IVorcesteraliire. Mr. BOCHSA is engaged ut Drury lane Theatre, as composer to that estoblislimerit, for ten years. It is uoderstood thus he does not lend the orchestra this season, but is notwithstanding at the hood of the musical department. Next season he will, we believe, have the entire control of the vocal and instrumental music. A MIN KgLLY, from the Dublin theatre, will shortly make her debut at Covent-garden, iti the character of Jodie!. We uuderataial that teveral other performers w hl also, in the et uric of • few weeks, make their first appearance at that theatre. Oiszarr, the truly Comic Comediuw, if be may with propriety be so called, has been seriously in disposed ever since the close of the Haymarket Theatre. lie is now, however, so far recovered as to have been enabled to recommence his engage went iu Jemmy Green, last evening, at the Adelphe. In a celebrated comic epistle "to GORORs ED• MOND HOWARD," in which are appended notes, very humorously hitting off the style. and bor rowing the nause of Gkoatax FAULKNER. of bur lesque celebrity, the anitola.or dem:tines the Cor poration of Dublin, as .‘ remarkable for two things, loyalty situ thick legs ; in token and for the display whtreuf (continues h.) they go in their robes, and on fool, every 411, of November, round the statue of his sacred Majesty, King 111. in College•green." We have pleasure in observing that the rare and exquisite fruit from Matronlians, imported by Mr. JAMES HARRIS. late of Coventry, sod of which a small supply was humbly presented to his MA- Jurry some time ago, has since been partially sup plied to the different fruit of the 'metropolis at from Is. to is. rich. It is the first successful at tempt to import this species of fruit at this late period of the year, but it manifests the ingenuity of the memo taken to preserve it during a sea voyage ; and. nu doubt, Mr. HARRIS will discover other means of importation, that we may obtain it under excellent preservation said plentiful supply. A Gentlemen who has lately travelled through Flereford.hire, informs us, that in several parts a fine turkey might be bought for es.. a goose far Is. 10d., Iwo loots Is. 4d., a pair of ehrektons 10d. sod butcher's meat and provisions cheep in pro. pottiou. . . FUNRRAL OIL' R. M. AiUNRY, RSQ Kik The (inert' of oar late •orlhy mid deeply-lamented Comity Representative, Ed•ard Mille► Mundy, Esq. tool• place on the 11411th alt. at Reactor, is that comity. The nmou►nful processido left t►r mansion of the deceisted, Shipley 11.11, about one o'clock, in the following order -- • • • • - Two Mots is black cloaks. thitleriiiker u• liorisbsek. First Carriage, ruaialaissa the Clergyman, Physiciaa, sad Sargasso. Three Carriages, evaiaiaiag Ihe Pall Bearers. THE BODY, Three soder ls a Hearse dries by Four Three under Healers. Horses, with velvet Bearers. cowering. (A Mourning Cbsch, drawn by I I Four Horses, will, vrlvet I Steward I covering, coniainiug ibe F our I B a ili ff on Chief Mourners, E. M. Moody, y on Horseback. I s Esq. General Mandy, Cipiais I Horseback. Moody, •ad the itt•. H. Moody. .) A Mourning Coach, drawn by Fuur Horses, rill, velvet covering, containing three Fri.-11.1s of the d J The Careinge of the di;reied (closed), drawn by bid own Hots., with velvet covering. The Duke of Neercaaile's Carriage (clover), drawn by Four HO , a. s. The Po - octillion was closed by the volostmea attendance of tettoy Genol,opro of the Tree Alois Club us Horseback, in deep mourning. On arriving et Heamir this body 1/4n deposited in the family vault in the Church, surrounded by the relasivfs end friends of she deeeaard, w►ose sleep ■nd visible emulitin on she occasion powerfully lealitied their affection end esirem fur his many estimable qualities, while ■n additional and affecting evidence of his worth was displayed in Ike sympathy and strict decorum of an immense concourse of She smith homing population, who ►ad assembled to pay the last tri- Lute of respect so an invariably kind frieud sod benefactor. Derby Nereiary THE A KlifY. Two eompaoies of the 10th (or North Lincoln) ref/West of foot, Ural.-Geo. Right lion. Sir T. Maitland, G C B. Colo nel, bearing en its colours and appointments the following honorary dinioctions, is commemorat of its services, via. " Egypt," " Peninsula," marched on Wednesday, in pursu ance of precious orders, from Husk* and Louguard Fort, Cr Chatham, where they will arrive on Tuesday the 12th instant. Two companies of the 5816 (..r Kutlaadshire) regiment of foot, General Itlamed Evil of Cavallo, K.C. Culose!, having uo its colours and appuintirn nix, the enderasentiused rare dulioeliona , viz. "Gibraltar," " Egypt," 6 % Maida," "Salamanca," " Vittoria," 66 Pyrenees," " Myrtle," " Or_ thee," 4 Peninsula," arrived on Wednesday as follows, one company at Harwich barracks, and one company at Lan gusid fort. These two complies marched from Chathim us the 31st lilt. Two squadrons of the 3d (or Rime' Own) regimeitt of Tight dragoon% Lieut.•G S. Lord Combermere, G.O B. Colonel, beariog on its colours and •ppoinimenta the ft.dluvr. tog honorary distinctions, viz. ffostamsnen," " 1064. " " Toulouse," " Peninsula," yesterdsy received orde•s to starch frum Chithesier to Rumford barracks, where they ate expected to arrive on 51naday the Ilth instaul. GENERAL COURTS MARTIAL. At a• European Cesieral Court Martial, held at ("swop°. g, oa the 224 December, 18111, at winch Lieutenant-Colonel MaeWolk C.B. of the Artillery Regulator, wan President, Mr. Garr Daly, Apothecary, was arraigned on the node...wren. Hoard charge, whilst he was doing duty in the. Hospli•l of his Majesty', Rib Light Dragoons, rig.-" For being drank la Ibe Hospital on the melt of the 114 of Ortober, and bleeding a patient while is that stale, about the hour of bait vast nine, p.n.' Upon Itlnch charge the Court came to the foilovriog deci sion:— The Court having maturely weighed the whole of the raj deuce produreil, weeds. r with what the Prisoner had urged is hu defeuce, are of opiskre that he is Guilty of the crime lai•t to his charge; which being is breach of the Articles of War, they do sentence bim, the mid George Daly, Apothe cary, to be placed at the bottom of the list of Assistant A pu tbetaricw, w►ich sentence was approved of sod cusarnied. (Sigurd) HASTINGS. W. B. PATRICBSON, Off. Drp. AJji Gee. of 16r Ar my, Al a General Court Martial, held at Lairs, on lb. Ilah November, 1821, private David Flaunery, of hi. Maj.lay'a 17th Light Dogouns, was arraigned on the undermentioned charger, _ _ Fur ;Went and inmilioidinate condom in the Barrack, of the Regiment, on the 30th Octobe►, 16Y1, iu the ia•tann+, •ia— 1. I• ►aving rimisted • paid ordered lo lake him pri. •over, sad i• haring marked the said guard with a drawn •word. 2. I. having forcibly made bis escape froth the neat who wenr ronductinit him a prisooer to the gitaid.rion, and i■ having, whew the nailed attempted to seize him, farionsly assaulted Serjeast G.llahar, being then in the execution of his office. Upon which charges the Court tune to the following de. cislatt : The Cuerl hiving most maturely considered the Aral in stance of the draw, .is. in baying ,carted a guard rodered to take him a poisoner, and in baring attacked the raid guard with a drawn 'word; with the evidence adduced in support thereof, togeth►r with the &A nn. and the tridroce on the part of the Primmer, are or °Fiume that he is Guilty of the tame. The Court having farther considered the second instance •f the charge, viz. in having fuicibly made his mew, hots the meat who were conducting him a primmer to the guard room, and in having, when the guard again attempted to seize him, furiously arismiltrd Serkant Gallaher, being ihen in the excretion of his ulFsee, wish lb. evidence thereon, and also what has berm alleged in the defence on the said ' , toad instance of the charge, are of opinion that the Pli sower is Guilty of the same, with cobs taception of the term '• forcibly." Ti.. Court having found the Primmer, David Fl y, as above mat. d, which besag vi•lem and insishoriii sale eiraduci,and ru the breath of she Mimics of War, they do therefore sentence him to be placid in solitary couliue. meat for lb. apace of twelve calendar mouths, at such place as his Excellimey t►e Commander-hi-Chief may please to direct. (Signed) CHAS. COLVILLE, Lieu'. Geo. REMARK! BY THS COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. Lt. The Geed anon this trial fell into a material error in mitering open evidence as to the firmer &milk,* of one of the witnesses fur the prosecution, with the intention, at the instance of the Prisoner, of rejecting his testimony, bail it been moved. 2.1. The crime of desertion has its distinct ponishinent allotted to it, and it is not deemed io involve list sorties of perjory to which the low attaches—the lasting infamy of malt log the pecans found godly of it isiciempetent to give Ins evidence in a Cool% of Justice. 3d. hiajor.G - I Cook will rreeire iesireetiorie through the Adjotant-Greeral, reepectieg the piece of cweleemert of the Primmer. The fwegoiers Order le oe be colored is she Geoerol Order Boob, sod reed el Hoe heed of every segimelii ie his Mejeroy's SIMKO io lodir.-41y order of tbe Sloes Noble she Coin. mander.iu-Cbief. (Slimed) THOS. WHAHON, CoL Adjul.•Gee. Another proof of the mildness of the season.— There was discovered on the farm of Freeland, parish 'of inch i iii PIS ' the property of Mr. MAT THEW IcILLOCH, d hedge-sparrow's Dem, coptairi ing three iit•vr laid eggs, in a hedge in the open fields, on the.!Gili alt. Alan a bre-hive, is the samewss carrying on work. l.lII:::lp, MR CRANE. On Moodily morning, Mon after len o'clock, • note (leer was tamed out of the ran for the day's diversion at Salt Hill, The hunt was well attended by sportsmen of all mks. The deer look at Gmt across the fields by Farnham Chtirehi through Stoke C• 01.111041. and the woods sad erieloitares to the right of Hu!strode Park, (Tossed the ['Oxide road, to the right by Denham; from thence he crossed the entiniry towards %Vatford, aunt was at lasi taken near Lord park, after a hard flea of upwards of three hours. Very few aporirmen were in whets be was taken. This is the COMM! of euurnry this d.er always takes whew turned out. It is about 20 miles from Salt Hill. The Berki ley hounds throw oft oil Satordiy at Broadway; and ow Monday at Hichriam. The Duke of &sutures hoes& throw off un Saturday at isausgiuu. THE TURF. TAllT.RqAt.l2s, TM , 11.1111iY, NOVEMBItik 7. 1:1.A RFT. 33 to 1 apt Moses 4 10 I apt Swap 4 lu I apt PUbihtlata 7 to 1 •t.t W*itton 10 to 1 apt Shrovoual. DERBY. 12 to 1 arot Emily e. I Pi In 1 magi Pope Joan 13 tu I apt. e. by I'3i-titan 13 20 111 1 Agit bruiber lu 14 lo 1 opt Sister to Cas• Nlows aura 20 to 1 age Paulin*. 15 to apt Web OAKS. 8 to 1 agst Z oida. ITOURBRI DC E RACES. MONDAY, ovroarn 28. These Nacre, newly esusblisberl, were well attended, not. withitauding the imperfect malice given of them. A Sweepstakes of 10 rovereigus each, with 20 add. d, Mr Homfray's br.f. The Main Mr. Berriell's eb. b. Plumper 1 2 2 Mr. Mytiou's b. g. Halloran A fine race, and well contested; Plumper art the field; 3 to 2 agar The Main ; 3 to 1 ague Habitue. Hunters' Sweepstakes of fire sow. reigns each, with 20 added.. Mr. Webb's br. g. Tipple Cider Mr. Brettell's ch. g. Woodman Mr. Pideocit's ch. c. Shrewsbury Mr. C..llies br. so. Nu►na . . Mr. Smith's be. m. Amelia A dispute baring arisen respecting Tipple Cider's sptaliA• cations, a third best was ran betwixt Shrewsbury sud Wood man, winds was won by she latter. A good race. TUESDAY. The fonts Plate of 50 sovereigns. Mr. F. assolten's els. h. Momper I I Mr. Massey's eh. f. Yuyansaearryn.... Mr. Griffitb's ch. Iv Plebeian .... Mr. Cooper's br. g. Shall Iba soma enough ' 5 4 Mr. Sadler's b. R. Warren Mr. Motu.% b. g. Halston _ . T►is was as good a race as we have seem fur some time; Plumper agat the field ; 2 to 1 apt Topmsenguyo ; 10 to I agat Pkbeiao ; and high odds opt 10 other,. A Streerteltes of Sp. each, trill) 20 sovereigns added. Mr. Pitmen'. hi. on. Sporting Rate 1 1 Mr. Collier's ch. m. by Fylikiter Mr. White's br. m Hippomenes Mr. Evros's b. g.lVarrior 4 dr A very pretty 'woman race, anel each hest well coateseed; Spotlliac Rile opt the field ; 5 to 4 apt lyldeuer ; S to 4 aim Huppumeues; sad 5 to I aril Ware tor. Maid& fur 50 egos. T. Homfray'a gr. h. While Leos 1 1 Mr. J,..h0 Amputee.' b. b. Black Lop fell. BOXIAG. GEORGE CROFT, THE WEITCOUNTRYMAN, AND DANIELS, THE AMERICAN BLACK. This lournameot took place yesterday morning at len o'clock, Iwo hours evliu r than the sppolaied time (to pre vent interruption), iu 1.4111a111 . 11 Meadu*R, ou the bank* of the Guildford river, above Weybridge, 'weed of B.R•hot Heath. The Black is a couotryneart of the once-celebrated kin!woes, imported from Baltimore. mid his floorang qua lifications amongst the hears a•bead youth at Goapi , rt, made him very street upon himself ; and Croft, a milling Gipsy, of more than twelve moue, a man tried and spproevd of as a freak young fellow, was matclud •galas( hint fur forty sovereigns._ the Black stripping he shamed li se nsewle, sad op. peeress-es between the two was • dray home to a Renewal. The Black went to work awkwatdly, in a 24 feet rill, but he missed his hits, too Gs, and anew his adversary. 2. The Gipsy gave his aderrNary a heavy round left handed clarifying hit opus. she konth, which gave Also the sistrifes, and seat him from the seralch. The Black, how ever, sour retaroied to his work, and • gond rally followed, which illaished by Crult beiug floured by a ►it which rattled his ribs. 3. Cori found that going in to fight a man no nevelt bra• vier was • queer suit, slid be began to work upon points,— He Int the Mark upon rise pinhiny system, and broke ground until kin frovetispiev e was se round as a deaspliug, but Da. kids threw bin a tremendous fall. The Next sox moods erre tosofolly cootested, sod t►e Black stood coffin sip Ike • gator onr, doing mischief by strength in carry round, although wit fought. 10. The Black bit his *Jemmy dorm wit► the tight hand from thr create*. 11. Croft led IN this mood and bunged op the Black's left peeper, the right ogle having bees left in the dark slime the third round. la the 13th round the Black resigned, as blind as a ►at. NEW LONDON BRIDGE. The Bridge boa= Committee will, we are informed, enter, its Ilse roar.* of this we. It, iutu an ex.:nineties of the Afiy two plums few • new bridge, sent is fur their decision. Be fore they commenced tlwir lash, She Committee adopted an iagesious end effectual plan to were= partiality is their se- Section, and to frustrate sheefforts of those who would have exorcised strong interest in favour of particular plans. It was at first s►esuted that each design sent in should have a paoeicalar motto. The name and address of the artist were written in • sealed letter, which was endorsed with the same Emits. It w■■ won &owl, that although the names of the artists were sot =rationed, that peewees were disposed to twee themselves powerfully in favour of these the. rigor bearing particular mottos. The Committee, in pots stop to this system, before they examined we of the derigas, caused all the moil= upon them lobe erased by two roSA• &steel peewits, and • number he be substiowed. A private account oar takes of the nembers thus substilaled for the mottos, which account was immediately sealed up, sad it will not be opened moil a &chin= hes taken place. other pre. cautions have been adopted by the Commieke, to she hest of whose judp•esls the public may rely on ao imprtial choice. The Committee, however, to whose purasits matters of this kind are foreign, do not Ostend to teke the whole responsi bility of • dewed°. spun ibensselves. They made applicatioa a the Board of Works, that they, as • public body df scientific sod practical men, would examine the plans fur the sew bridge, and gig. Weer opium= epos thew for the herielli of She public. The Baud, however. declined taki•g %pas thetwelvee the mak, nod she Cossnsittre byre le coasequeswe dettrnsined up.. applying to • slumber of men of sciewe, architects. eogusern. sad surveyors, by chose opinions nod advice they will be issdell in this matter, in wlieth the credit of she City use mochas stake. %Voterwrza Novemota Magenta commenced on 'Purdy. god tears the number of ItOno. ezetl• lent spurt was riptett d. • . . • -I, LAW itytkLLiGtiva. Eimer OP CHANCERT, Ltsteis Isito TaustaDAv, Pldvingaga 7. THE PORTSMOUTH CASE. The Court was crowded before ten etleek, at which hour his Lordship came into Court. The ATTORNEY•GENECAL stated, this was Ow Petition of Arthur W. Fellow's, Esq. the son of the Non. Newton FeHowes, dnd tits oehhew of the Earl or Portsmouth, alleging that the Noble EArl was of unsound mind and weak uncirratandiag, and praying that a commission of lunacy might usne against him. The Attorney-General's opening speech lasted three hour.. Mr. WETHERELL followed on the stale side, and had toot room:lode-4 *lmo the Court roar. Mr. Huang a►ked hos Lordship if he would t .ke this rose Ogilillosi tooootoorrow ii The LORD CHA scei.Loa—" I have no doubt if the fu►ther bearing of this cast goes on to-morrow. that it will interfere with the interests of the other suitors; but it as a case of such greet importance, that I think it ought to permed to-morrow. I put it to the consideration of those persons who ■re In the habit of publishing these cases. whetl'er they ought not to *listen' from publishing this case until it is concluded." Om of retpert to his Lordship's soggestion, we refrain from imbh.liiiopthe este uutif it is coo. eludrd. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, IVINTIONSTM 1 H uitscsav, Novamsza 7. THE KING v. MESMER. The Defendant in this case was an Ai torney of greet respeciandity residing •t Procne, in Suinersetahire,, and was fausid guilty at the last Assizes of suborna tion of perjury in a cause in which Sir T. Champ nem, Bart. was Plaintiff, and himself was the De fendant. Mr. Scaimarr now applied to the Court for • rule to ihew cause why a new trial should not be had, or the judgment arrested. The indictment alleged that at the preceding Assizes for Somerset shire, in an issue joined between Sir T. Champneys, Barr. end the Defendant, he. the Defendant, intend ing to pervert the course of justice, did then and there solicit and endeavour to persuade divers per sons to appear as witnemes for him the raid George Measlier. and to swear falsely touching and alleging the premises that Sir Thomas Champneys did at tempt to commit some unnatural offence. Mr. &mien contended that this allegation was insuffi cient, inasmuch as it did not specify the materiality of the evidence to the issue joined between the parties. The original action of Sir I'. Champneys agenda the Defendant, was for words spoken, and ;t was laid down by the Judge, that witnesses could Dot be produced by the Defendant to swear to the truth of the words, but they might be permitted to swear to the existence of reports, and on reference to the evidence of the only witness (Cane, a carpets ter) examined to that point, it would appear that the Defendant, on applying to him, never asked him to swear to the facts themselves, but merely to the report being in existence, The words of the wit ness were these :—Defendant said to him, that he came " not altogether about a bill of 151. which I owed, bat about a dirty report or dirty action of Champneys : and he said, if I would come forward and swear against Champneys, he would not only forgive me that 151. hut would make • Gentleman of me." Ou the cross-exemitiatiou of this wit ness, he admitted that he knew what the Defend ant meant by " dirty report or dirty action," us he had heard reports. Their Lordships would per ceive that the indictment charged that the De fendant solicited witnesses to swear to the action itself ; whereas he could not have been admitted to examine to it, and, in point of fact, the witness was not examined to it—and according to his evi dence, the Defendant did not ask him to come to swear to any fact which he did not believe; indeed he (Mr. Scarlet) had the authority of the De fendant's affidavit to say that he never did make any such solicitiitions. The LORD CHIEF' JUSTICE—is You may take a rule to sheer cause." MORBY V. PRISM This was an action for goods sold, tried at the last London sittings at Guildhalt, before the Lord Chief Justice, when, under his Lordship's direction s the Jury found a verdict fur the Derendeot, ou the ground that the case came within the Statute of Frauds. Mr. COMMON SEIL.II4IIT now moved fora role to *hew cause why a new trial should out be had, The Defendant, it appeared, had gotta to the shop of the Plaintiff, and purchased • quantity of linen. drapery to the amouut altogether of 701. but for each parcel of goods there was a *pirate agreement, and the parcels were each of less than 101. value. The bill was sent in to the Defendant the neat morning, when he started, for the first time. the question of credit or Ascots's*: the Plaintiff *so willing to allow him 3 per alit - . for ready money. though the goods had been sold at the lowest prices; but the Defendant wished for 20 or 30 per cent. and refused to take the goods. He (Mr. Denman) now contended that the case did not come within the Statute of FrAnds, and that no contr.ict in wilt ing was necessary ; fur, first, each contract s.us s e. pirate, mid of a km valve than IW.; and, secuied4, there had been • *efficient delivery of Ilse goods by the selection and separatioo of them made by the Plaintiff at the Defendant's desire. Rule Nisi granted. TUB KING 0. SMITH. Mr. Baoonnata moved for • erttainal inforina= . lion against the Delendani, at the . initande 0d gentleman named Briggs. 101'0' acted as Under Sheriff of the county of. Cum betland, It appeared that Smith had a enure iu the County Court, it Which he was the Defendant. and appeared regularly by his attorney. So ta'r •fromittiy hideirneOtt hay. nig been exhibited. tavarda Not. he was perflUtel to examine a witness after Mannar's!, had given up the case ; but the vitcgct betas `iviedageitut hitu he ou the following (Ely; as Mr. Brt was pesasug through the Itrte.• of Appleby, iollected a great number 01 persons &Gnat • lulu, mating a so, ot piocliebtaiion tti this, itteet;—'''Conaty .Conq. ,;! Couttit 'Coati t—;Thl'.gr‘ost Shetig Wids trtilf causes unjulitlf...' He' is acitopthel tad rascal; Pod yonlis?tPl. - hitit I di/ a." MT. Bsovaukit'saitt he had - tfie affidoVito of Sir: . • • i e.,.