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: 4 • . COURT OF COMMON couNer L b WRIMIRIMIAT, NAY RS. """••••••wams....--_ 'MN HOLDRII pet 1114i0R of his intevitiau to bierts.hotose Use Goat :the sublets of the *Woo of right eredestry the Civend Jury to visit /he priesoof .1 Maga.. ' He wee ewer* that the emitter being at • prlaret "before the jodges, it would be indecorous ...tesiVec PP" a y reereilieK them; bet he thought it right to give Notice of his inteetisa v in water that ...m* astute atiorbt boodepted s sheuld the opi. • -also if the teemed Judges prove unfavourable to • the claim of right ; fee he thought it too important Sto rest upon courtesy only. In what lie.had raid. he dischomed the ides of casting any reflection on th g Keeper of Neergete. ' After s few words from Mr. N. WILLIAMS sod soother Member, the conv.eriation dropped. On the motion of Alderemiu WAITKM AN, a Corn. .mittee was appointed to inquire alto the state of the Londou ORPRAiir FUND. The LORD MAYOR having informed the Court that he had received from Sir W. Curtis a 11.rport of the Court of Aldermen, respecting this Fund, Which be wished to hare conansunicsted to the Court, a long discussion arose es to the pmprtety of receiving it, and it was ultimately agreed the reeding mould be deferred till after Alder... Weighingn had proposed his motion. Aldermen WAITIIMAN then rose. and regretted tbeabeenee of the worthy Baronet. He dischumed all motives of • personal mature, and thought this was the best mode of ensweriog those frequent reflec tions which bad been coot on the Corporation of London, in the House of Commons end other places, ns to the management of their affairs. The worthy Alderman here entered upon a recispituli tioa of the history of the Orphans' Fond, from its first commencement under the guardianship of the Court of Aldermen, who acted as a court of record for the care of the funds of orphan's, down to the period when it had so far deviated (rein its original purpose. that great sums for public improvements, such as the builo.ing of Blackfriars-bridge, were • trade chargeable on that fund. He observed, that although a Committee of the House of Commons, charged with inquiring into this subject, had re ported their entire satisfaction with the manner in which the money so raised bad been expended. as well as with the occurate mode in which the ac counts were kept. yet there was not in that Report one word which related to the receivership, and therefore their approbation could not be supposed to preclude the present inquiry. The only ground on which he could anticipate any objection to the motion of which he had given notion was this, they hod, in fact, nothing to do with it : that it was a illation entirely resting with the Coate of Alder men, end tha t objection would be valid if the Court of Aldermen had still continued to act as a court of record. and as the guardiaas of the Orphan's Fund ; brit when they were seen applying to Parliament from time to time for 100,0001. or 150,0001. for - b•ilding • bridge or • prison, he wooed •ctt utend that these were corporate acts, and they • ought to have • voice in the control •ud manage .. meat of that Fund on which such sums were charged. The worthy Alderman now entered on a review of the triode in which the collection of the awl duties had been carried on, from the year 177 e, when an Alderman was first appointed to be the collector, when the balances in band appeared to be about 4,000!. down to the present time, when those balances were increased to nearly 13,0001. • The simple question, in his opinion, was, whether it was right and proper there should be a receiver of those duties, with a nominal salary of 1501. a bra,, but retaining in his hands a balance of 11.700/. or whether some better and more mono. to-col mode could not be devised fur carrying on the business. He thought that such a mode could he discovered ; the Court of Aldermen, on the crotrery, tf ght the business was as well con. allic , rd as it could hr, and here they were at issue. lie knew that it would be said there was a petit deal of t hie in the duties of the office of re. (-river, but to this he had one short and simple untarr, which woe, that the whole of this mighty 'footsie was uridertalteu and performed by a deputy for 1001. I,er minim. Tar Loco MAYOR suggested that there was sod , reiteity to he gives,. Alderman WAITILMAN thanked his Lordship for reminding him of the ri.k, which was 111 the cuts usug i.tiotif., she amour,' one week's collet.- inun, truin the office to the banking-house of the re. cover ; but ,fit was sittfrerd to accumulate there to the othi.oist of I 1 or lil,ooo/. they certainly must and cbaght to give security for it, but it was nonsense to talk of the risk. There was also the wine duty, of %hutch another worthy Alderman was the collector : he dill not nlettli to cast Oily reflection, but he could not ere any grind erasion why this should not be open to other Members of the Corporation. Mr. Waith. mart concluded by saying that he could anticipate so objectiou to his motion, except the want of jo. nsdictiou; but even were that made out, the in quiry he coiled fur, as it could produce no harm, ought to be granted. He therefore moved— " That it be referred to the Committee el General Par. poser fur them to impair* late the satire sad duties of the /Ace of Collector amid Itecriver of the Orphan Does, sad bletsie Duties sei Coals, with the stiewatme foe the collet :mu of the saw?, witli an accusal of all halation which have brew retained in bin beads, mid the moaner is which the said dues have bees paid iota the Chamber; and to eoa. eider whether say better or more himefieial mode of collect . -tag the said den may be adopted, sad to report to this Court." " That kJ,' refereed to the said Committee to stoke the like inquiry, mid to report nopeetiag the Orphaa Duty ea Wise Mr. SiNtist. Doxots wished to know from the worthy Alderman. whether all these great improve. moos of which lie had spoken -were not esoctioutd by l'srhantrrit Alderman ly . .itTemax agreed that they had. WlLMmea, of Smithfield, wooded the motion. Mr. S. Dixon mid, that from the speech of the lion. Moser it appeared they were to inquire fee st damper mode of periwining these detisr. but he frmi to obeeme the cheapest was net *brays the wisest coarse. It could net be inegieed that . the Crum of Aldermen woetd be iallaileed by soy ' deeratia of that Court. and bad net only no ohjee ~~jttenr but was armies* that the besieges eleesjil be y toquired int, iu a Coeusities. I. 1111 •—blu.tisirentos sepsverted ibe Ar. ;eine *wen it veingis.4• l 404 14 S le) U. r; ~~~ • `. • • ealaol a sh.tald he appointed in propottion to the I • teopiansittility.. 'Ober than eap.eleamena should bpi doriied'fross holding herr' balances. Mr. FATZLL was rather disappointed in Iffit,ifoil • • ' Hog %O e• worthy • Baronet (Sir W. 'Carib). Of hi ' , jailed 1,0 img hum for some explansion an speech lawaiade. as he cosereived. in owns usesneave rollers img 'woo him. Ili a place where he (Mr. Fogel') meld not wally fait. Mr. CLARK thought that after the cal s e i gr lit wh had been circul a ted opium the fino Baitioet, by which his character had been made to• sink in the public eitinaition, it was particularly desirable that an iuginry should be gone nine • although ham a shiuk which heel appeared, the,, was not the unisliest taint -of moral turpitude, attaphisig to his conduct. Mr. JACK/ thought that as the subject involver, not only the character of the worthy Ihero.we. but also that of the whole Court of Aldermen. it uuKlitl to. he fitirty met. mud therefore the motion should have his support. The LORD MAYOR now suggested the propriety' of the Reports from the Court of Aid-roe., ee riftg read. Some difficulty occurred iii point of form e which war obviated by *lel Repot's bring read as lean of his Lordship's speech. The first .Report was dated the Sth December. 1819, and was a mere statemeist or the balances in the hands of the fr. ceivera at different period.. The secouel was dated lit Match. letat, mod expressed the opinion of the Court of Aldermen, alter a full in quiry. that no better mode could be deviwd of conducting the business of the Orphans' Fund. The LORD NlAtroa remarked, that from the Re. poets just read. it would appear shut the balmier, in the hand* of the last Receiver, were considerably leste than those in the hauds of the antecedent Receiver. Mr. Wit.ttaws thought the lion. Baronet was much olthged to the Lord Mayor for having offered whit he had in his defence; but he thought if the inquiry proposed did no other good 111411 make the roadie better acquainted with the stature of the Food in question, it would be a great object gain ed; besides which, it must operate as a salutary check ou the Court of Aldermen—in which Court, he thought, something like a radical refocus was required. Mr. N. WILLIAMS thought there was a moral turpitude in retaining the balance,' in hoped the inquiry would not stop there. but if there were any more jobs of a similar mature, that they would also be rooted out. Mr. Alderman WAITIIIIIAN replied..-after which the question was put and carried, with only one dissentient voice. The LORD MAYoR hid before the Court a com munication from the Court of LieutenattlcV. IOW" the subject of.the militia of the City. and of a Bill they recommend to be brought uutu Pdrlientent re lative to the said which was read, and re ferred to the Militia Committer. George Bacchus. Esq. tart Ibis iwtition, was ex empted from his nomination for Sheriff, being a Protestant Dissenter; and Joseph 11.../sor. . was also discharged from his isomulatiou, he ha►tug paid the usual fine into the Chamber. Thus Court usawituously sated thowke to. the Rev. Mr. Borrodaile, Chaplain to the Lard Mayor. for his sermon no Plow Sunday at the Church .01 St. Lawrence Jewry. IMRE Nair CHURCIIit PARISH Of St INWARD, SHORRDITCR. • t len eit'elneir mama". siOrsonwa...listibee i fo g r y ' hell it. Ilse Vestry ream of 1111...lasseerd,/lberediteli, is pii•Oe• WM • riertiiiiiew.drliviwrd to the Cberebwardres rpapsigge sped Mr. Pipteer)... M. illtaiddre the r .proprirsy of . rysitiwastwe the Conwsistiestent to .sithhold Ilse erections . sit soy New Church Jr Chinches . in • ibis pariah. Mr. ./ewailies was *spitted le tate the Cbre. The hoer apart ad it the 'mice .bistritte , eppirelli.olle , Or figg assasse ss wa s palled to the Oak ; but at shis.sostent Mr. Pease, entered. mud said that Mr. Jemmies.. hie collenellas , was astable to attend, a coarogeestee ad owe Israeli bolo. Wok, Mr. Pearce seem dieely was iseersoiseted to rate art Chair hiwt.elf. The Chairman opened *be proevediegs.when Mt.. Linwst.v. of Shoreditcl.; Ir a west t ereerti, and in a ,sear, highly ereditoble Sw biesaelf,trseed ; . he said he was worry tolled that Mr. Jessie/0 ehereled his sr/f. alitwasgh alum • touter oecesiss be esprowal himself • staunch fries.) to the thterest of the porishammws. base of the Gun Unseen wbq sigaest as requisition were gireseet. HI than detailed is a precise sod colierhseesersoliner the ohs& at the grievalices wedge which the perssib Isiontred. the di& rally wet with to corcolise the pour's cues, sad yet it was devilled reaper to compel throw tw sobweit to the expense of boilullos‘ a sew Ch ush. mid that We el. • time eulleiret aretinsniodation mold be had fur the pithlte stwastwp of G o d. He was inforittel, opus good authority, that the Cosissis. singlets were St espies*, milk thp gaborelteshareColli.sof for the 403 or a pig" chervil its Ireberdashiresoisrees, see-that the papers were to he viewed osf Tuesday strut ; he valid therefeve propose, that a commutes should be ionsedietely appointed to draw up a pytitlue to the Coasetimiesers against the erection of s se. church—which ; in the emit of foiling, should he presented Se the House el Cunene, with prom speedo/ems. It was orteeided slut if the Ceownissieeers built a church, when two-thirds of the pwrishisasers were adverse to the *.Mare, they (the Cowinsiesiasiere) Woos wiroM be respestei. hie for e expense, agreeably to 4 claw Is the Act; bet ua the other bawd it ewe stsiotsisted by asseher class,, the parislsionris most support tbk Clergy and all their fullowria; that the Cunionis•losers could defray the earenses front the fonds sunder their swotted, awe if a wow church was built ; • rale of 4. in the pound 'west be levied. 'lt being now pest Gee o'clock, end emelt anuses' being eddied, Mr. Liedscre rebus wee rot, sod' nesuiesuisly carried. DUO' ST. EDMUND'S. Ma 24. On Monday evening the 15th inst. the Right Rev. Drury Lord Bishop of Norwich arrived at the Rutland Arms Inn. Newmarket, Mid on the following ti.sy held kis Septennial Visitatiou in the perish church of St. Mary, *here a most excel. lent and appropriate discourse was delivered by the Rev. C. J. Blomfield, Rector of Tuddenhuna, from the stil chap. of St. Paul's to Epistle to the • l'heseulouisns and the lath verse, which was monsly requested by the Chancellor isud the Clergy to be published. On the Wednesday his Lordship confirmed 4,900 persons, and afterwards conmenst. rd a piece of ground for the interment of the deed in the parish of All Saints, which wee presented to the lowish by the Crown, at the instigation of John Douglas, Esq. M.P. his Grace the Duke of Rut. land having kindly coadeecesided to release that part of the property which he held for a terns of yrs,* uneepired, front the Laud Reweave Deport. anent. On Wednesday evening the Bishop of Norwich arrived in ibis learn. and me Tissiseday attended Si. Mary'. Church, where, after a sermon by the Rev. G. J. Haggitt, his Lordship proceeded to hold the Visitatiou for the Deaneries of Hartswiere Thedwastre, and Bury. The venerable Prelate then delivered his charge. of which the following is a brief outline :—He began by expressing his wish to avoid any allusion to Oldies; and thew, oh d. that the 15• years, during villich he had presided over the diocese, had passed over his head with far less anxiety ~then he could have anticipated, from the exemplary modect of the Clergy, and strict attentions paid by them generally to those objects which it was most proper to have in view ; so mach re, that the present visitation would seem rather to have been instituted neon.. ',lettuce with a wise sod lonpeetabliehal custom than from any absolute necessity et this period. After • few further prefatory remarks, his Lord. ship grove it as his opinion. : that. the charge of irreligion among the people at the .preeent time was us a great degree groisodlese, and. its onsfir. motion of this he appealed to the enereased end increasing support given to our various charitable institutions; to the National, Lancasterian. and Slunk) , Schools; tit the Church Missionary .So. ciety ; to that for the Premagatims of the Gospel iu Foreign Parts ; to that for promoting Christian Knowledge; and above all, to that moat excellent one. the British and Foteigss Bible Society. VVith respect to religious educutiou. .he.wsid he thought it should be extended to persons of vestry dent). initiation, initiated' as all are constituent members or the State ; and speaking generally of those who, milking the Bible the giound of their faith and role of their practice. yet .dissent from the tenets of she Establieheel Church, he most warmly recommended toleration ; and avowed his opinion that the Church would never be endangered by difference of seutiment, so much as by bigoted *dheretice to our own ideas, 'end unlimited con. Amanation of. the** of others. Fur Ibis sou part, mid; that, regardless of the itipaletiest el lute wesestree in the cause el the Established Church, to which lie was must sincerely attached (ss he trusted his life had proved). he should at all times be happy to give the right hand of fellowship. cud (of rwl .0 NUT asioormo.:f* , w•stm— Al the eresped ineelleig ef the OliAgiete iligeorCeb. ee eleseleN est hie 06841 *** heashyd ..d *whit* weft 1101,41 issue Ileadrei met tesolree. :Peet of tee eseethere tilled tepee the worse. Weston likes fees sod the r osoivestur Wee Se the bee ilm, is she Cho killed but 40 ' freer thommisee seises.) abet billed Ile to eeremolope. IV. HTi rtpeeteeeke ether eep red sever he dieeshes Or the tie evil§ 4111'44,1104111611. I, , . . , • di . • sits L4A11." • V. r z iaii Illmr If. ....hood dewiest olt - 4 ••••• ....) rots • sire Wow • obillidlalt4lllllloo4llll, INC et. 1011g111.7011 I VIIIIIS • 9 A • . ' • • r tag aadet=fers Sled •MUlrbffit ls elate; brfries iM she Jury ;were :W e LIMN Men ba „ Vied ppm ho hliy as.. zshilissliusejstreeniwi Id.Mwh• se rkeiso Asa eke tespostiese which be 1163 Ihreweepeatheettarsaler •ir stk.. ammo was greseithine s . and allegether Ceseded epee .deists. Waih • view, Mere. ho s kis Week, POW, is Oahe. peseilde way, to the sot 10. ass Wiese •hte ewer het. Word s be eras sew ready tad . Oakes Is make as hod • orp Omsk bpolegls: is epee (Jet.-be wee slap w • teeny the .assts at Nil at. Sim; owl Weise dear lints hit hosed he ehnOth les 'POO dared as hoist doe rosy Oleo that se hoesigaidedfigeass teir respire d ses beseersible toe is atehehisseder • Map. sawed Oki. $1 was far lbe gratlensee so op sOssisse. ikons hi be eseekleal with Owe object. to re ,. joie Oh wive% by whets. he. meet a hoer amok spa. wbtr desk Ile osecilishe sad estiefy w lesseersbne . aged. The Saaliceeet-Ciallasaa. mid, that wen it hie ewe ewe, ' he wok feet es dlikehy as Is the conduct be 064104 adapt; but he.eas bias Cooed- tier Me. Stewart. when ha ono is Canva s sed welled tisesirfees Wee it alingestre Is bate . Is act fur NOM( is kindle/ se aceopiag the Arm if hie Loused Friend ao be Oh* sheds peeper. After • tel hisses seaselotee, she Setsitrrot4Ge. asaaL agent rem eel mid, that, seder the direetiou 1 his then sad deepness of his colleageae s he was obliged s. reject the eery fair sad ~did peeped which. bark b.. is modest the ether side.. Ile brood have to Male Noe ree ves, by which his thane had heels .elated is as erosive. it. Tbs apology was pet epos the ponds 64 Woke wa the part of Ur. Porkies.. Now if he could for • ,creel teriolt that physically pebble. he weds, with short oreept of if. Boit that worths win .as Wes as she vial of the libel ; he wools, sbardere lamb is • wreak* hoe • Jury sif Isis country, ter • vedicanes sf hie Japed chancier. The Jury were thew seism, sad Sir. GILIIIORC epeeist the pleediege. Is was se seine of libel. The declaration armed, that the Plaistiff we. a les. lice of the Peace for she Comity of Dowsi newt ly be. fore she petition...is of she libel, she Dreariest her hens robbed by • wan of ter name of Dasiiel WWI 4 'hag the Ptairliff had succeeded is apprehoodise the rehher; tint hit' afterwards escaped frost cloudy. Cl anestreell Ow" diMistet Binh. all rel.-vise es the coded of she Plaistilf so • J ape tke of the Peace; the fires was • hoer to Mr. Tilly ; 1•• wood, • sisesoriel is the Lord Clesucelior ; the third, ■ 1.1- Ire with we arlierree. all geseradly anresisg the Plainest of , essusivirie et the escape of, sad elierise she spoil the robber. Thedassages wen kid at 1•,000f. oil the khfeed. set Peasant wet &silly. The bot.tctifora.Gooto. them delivered a stidesest of she 1 1 1aisistre as.. Sethi Jury, of which she fultrowiiie is t he obsesses. Aber what the Jury had wiliseseed before cansemeareeeent dmbetrial, they would wiper, Wu she risk • tidra Genet' shat they shield satisfy thee diet the was libel which it was irapseeible is trace to asp thing but the oust deliberate audio mid wilful falsehood, sad it it ,b0u 1,2 •prif•lt le hooey shies, elserta that, lor would theirs, shot Mr. Stewart weed sweet eayessidahly iw ion aterpieg the tardy ateseruessi which bad bees elfered. . Frees the evasive of she alinlerstiost Rte Joy feted list Ste Penni. coophisied of as iopettalion east spas h rhisearer as a Magistrate of she Cessety Down. It woo sietemary to give some euphonies why the procenhiose were issiitused hers ind ass lit the Cores, Duwe. Porkies was a endive of Enders,, sad held the high situa te* of Sherif of the City of Lothies. II woo almost en seeable thevellsre Si Gad say prunes by which he cold be aniesable to justice Si ML cassetry, sed-the Pasistilf wee eseeespestly obliged fi root lathe May ose ' d • criminal isharatios hi this Cort i , hod shot being deo, if perk : awed is, would have isteidered i 1 isonesibie fur the Weed , sat to justify. The Plaiatilf therefore essered keep agree. nest with the Dehedast s sad pee op the indite/tem span hie eedertakisg to aspen to • civil ; het the Linters,. sea made it • towhees that it shield be hied is the City of Debt* aad toot is she Ceesty isf 1:ows. Mr./Neese had hoe far was, yeas • wisher of she pro fessing" le which he (the Meilinitce Getters') had the hewn to Wong. After practising fee as.. time Men, he went ewer to, tied settled is lade, when he practised is the Supreme Covert if Calcutta. Honig is some pere acquired • heedessie fartese, he refereed Se keleed, sed nestled in the nosiely of DNS, at Belly Edasede, wields • cope ref kilos of the lows of aiNOICVOr. He seek est • ceisatisoise of the pep., sad was very arse* is deithergiag the Olio of kis ..Mee. While he had beets at Celestes, Si become aespeisited with IS,. Msrldue, mho woe cosehesaker there, is white eirepecs. side trade he bed irealiard every eaesidetsble pesperty. Mr. Steerert bed esepoyed bee, is the way of hie beeiseety end MA also bees piefeniessily Site hies, as binOhas. rt mt. They both refereed se Swops it petty surly Owosso period; the Plaintiff • shoe ease Whirs Sir Parkin, the for. r:esercessise to heisted, and the Wow se Lowden. Able. two neon neer Mr. Pathan bud the oisdietese le Me a serval sr @be seas of [heel *Vey, is Louisa, who is the sow is [ •af Febrcurry, ISIS, robbed Marasco, red escaped nigh Oka dr hie property. He, hoerrow, had limo eitericoarirerd ;iiircedid ; hi dosed for hie delistriesey by die tartrate( I+l4 Jiff. Mr. Psalms, sloe beim/ robbed, recollected diet tai. :teem bad Woe fees the seleithiporlised is which Mr.itewart rosklsal, ecesoli•ely wrote Mr. Solari s Maur, tbiebleas elle eseasorsicreiest of this treosecties. It was deatellbe Ith at February. The letter Mese irsoldbe &mad NlOSledibi is its date, the fell refutation Sc Mr. PedbloetalsaliMMlty, isiostiostal falsehood .ad aialiyaast sielldle. • hider ram freaked by • Meader of Pediment', and • f a f a the fed of hie OliilMO lg. it passed ehrtmagli Post 01km, es tie 141 h of Febroorpo(77ellidloMl•4llreot rot lore peed Os letter which wee io solatbasooptladm • lir. ltearart of the robbny, with a* amidst if she AMP stoles ; tbecriptles of the rubber, s bees be Milk be 6111111, he. sod esocisdame with a rowel to Ms. tftistert M Mks. veer GO how his apperbended.)--Mr. eitiretait toOrisofllist later or she Nib of she moo* sod isamosilalsly ant t,, Moetrover Air • oeseiebk, .has is haw se In posommi irressons, ...1 dimbraeivr. Mi. strese irso Itsbert Isetrois ; be stolid be prodeced, sod wield be lossid brim wet Ibis .dreeripsios. The baler of Mr. Porkies prommisal se pay the exposers of whatever perms idea he employe& It 4tbot .6,6'1484 doe memoirs Ow eserie wee • 'lltiadidd seirdisor air Mew, be, sod offerlog reward of misty spoissa.). Me. *rear* shewed the esoisside tM teem wad imehopere. This we. os the MIN. TM esostaide latuale thirty soilrrlook aft beeisees, wed eta of for tbs pine .bete 11Plfeee tinily resided, sear Ilsebritlym which is. Ili ink' :,k • • $ D 1/ /I . . rafirihr tfee • die a D. — 4 : • 10 - S t ril 6 lo: 4 o7l" aum. 4o4l . O T Ulticit. s t * *Woe ertriai;sil I. Are 'Pasmst o p 1 feaellinie.k4r•igai*, jaw. ea% 4. tort lfti.rea risaarile pea Lsiscd.** 1011. 0,41• .fres /w Lei i.elriel.i) ; bit is dis skismi ac C. my:NI 11 EARL OF ALBEMARLE. The anniversary of the birth of the Earl of Albemarle was celebrated at East Hiding. in Nor folk, on Tuesday. with much conviviality. The large room at the Nag'. Head Inn was decorated in a tasteful manlier. At the upper end of the apart ment, on the right, wee placed a half-length por trait of the Noble Earl, in a superb gilt frame, painted by Sher, over which, on a gilt tablet, was the following ii.scription " Voswool by interesi, nu.l moow'd by Power, A Patriot Ito, is Preedowio tiork•oiog boor ; A Peer, is eporit noLle, low is testae: A Mao whom Humour, l'redb, and Duty guide." On the left war saventleri a fine full-length print of the late Mr. Fus, Iskewioe iu a richly gilt frame. About five o'c•lnr•k the company. 135 in number, sat down to au excellent dinner. The Host Gen. Walpole was in the Chair. and Geo. E.iion, of Dior, acted as Vice.Presideol. Among the company were— Sir Thomas Brevet, Bart. N. Rolfogbrolor, Esq. Mayor of Norwn•h, T. R. Remo., Erg. F. Keppel, &if J. Postlr, Esoi. A. Smear, Esq. L. Flaaspo. Esq. Rev. R. F. Eiwia, Rev. R. Well, Rev. C. Vsteritiae, Re.. W. Holmes, Re.. row, Rev. J. Colons*, Aldermen Unman, Monk, nod Fowler, Mr. Sheriff Taylor. A. Medico, W.. Dalrymple. H. Blyils, P. thillock, R. C. Harvey, W. Brook, S. Marini, Eager. he. In the course of the evening Mr. Coke, alluding to ao Agricultural Petition which ha.l hero put into his liauds, observed. " He was surly to differ in opinion with them; but he assist say. dust no good could possibly be .lone by the Petition; slid until a reductiou of the taxes took place. nothing abet the Miuisters could do would attstd the sgri colturi.ts auy relief.—/ Lord applismse.)—Witio regard to Petition.. he was convinced that many of them originated in other quarters than those front which► they appeared to come. and had other null than those which they ostensibly aimed at." A basing match will take place in this into ' g for Sogs. aside, Armee% a professor of flit art from the StatLudlam* twee., UM, B. Burton, ail athletic .oifoeil.hire Wet. The snatch was made at a revel wen were parted for better sport. Au extensive burglary was (1118101161 Pd rewires of Mrs. liAi.or. ill St. James' ergate. 1/11 tit- night or Tharsd.iy last mug. It is not ascertained in el eutralice into the house was dr er t r d. ~, Austipicion at present attach to soy iudiviilual. ersarld appear that the villans was p ‘iii.sited with the premises, as every . Moot was visited. with the .exceplian tellich sirfigteninited. All the pi li n gs. . uumey haft three different places, lasi same plated goods were left, otter as:. .41. OXIII. .1.60.11081. litres was -asemlit a weeo-ligiord, wild he deliberate were tbrAlBlllldeeeefolles pt seeind,ehet they s ten allpeled seem, ~ 4411111114 my eiti ler 411 cosset dot OW ...Y.lrtlesk 0 ..: 0 I.q er: . • : a* • ,~ _ ~.t' ~~ o wrier ruin he happy to give the right hand of f e ll o w s hi p, aud • verdict fa; th;oefe - oria:rt - . ----. 7 --.... .'V . ."07 "f ' " II 7 4 11, • "I:ichumPisele6wiguelal d at." . ea • Eli y mar or eta ea every serwstassce is his power. le t h e Christian' (o f thief. j ol li es . agiseye asomed up • the evil. dimmer., He heat west ta Lath or ti Masa, alai Manisa as . whatever themimisatieeL who would cancer with d em , mid notice& the „ simm i„, an d pn ,, amp . the Imam et a perms at Mr maim et Basis, high ammeatila ri art f w d s hi„ bout tu tieing good. Yea lie f e jt re ,,,,",„"d, d un Amos urged at the hat, with eleentess and impel.. 1 " 16116 ""tr' d pa t .. WIN. " WI." to e"Mairgible" . mith gayly, a Mr. Abet. a aregraisatt, mat So Mayly elbartia . via Dan Gee, , b y to 414° Ire .7 6 14 " ndin g. ' s Ch r. gitia° °6 " biddy, awl the Jury after a few minutes delihtra. . s towing i sin gi ately Lamm' Mr. su n e s sibe , boeiem • E n d. bita ... t . Jeri by Christian charity, which it was ills wish • limi t fu s ed a verdict far the Defertidaut. . them Mack Ira kali carat • and applied ea Ms are aa Maim - •• • ir0 „,,,„,- - I ;,_ to substitute universally fur sectarian asperity. maistast.. Mr. filial said le maid mad ame OttriVaalme ..... -- —____—• He item adverted to• the internal schisms of the .ef .11irsedy; and they Ora assts sersurenonwsli impit'ae a el, where the Chinch ea the mimeo', poiats of tier belief. mid ..Ao. inloloil is oak AiNtet. r•tollty ti% At oigo o[ tiro 'warm hams balsas's. re ant Oarriartr. TM and samlliag uhowrted that ( rein the insurier in which the cattle°. 1 1 ". I c,__ . 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The action was for a tree pass, alleged to be committed by the Defendant, in leStering the Plaintiff's chambers. and seizing a ae. &c. by way of distress, for the amount of r perioh rams alleged to be due. The, question actu ally sq he. decided was. whether a certain part of I Lineelasis.Jein was rateable for the maintenance of • shrisearef the Liberty of the Rolls or not. 'flie4end .witnesses were examined on the part of ,',illi t lefiedent, so shew that this port of Liiscolies ,:inkeies. See s Jong period of time considered to he vii ibis, she limits of the parish, and • peeps who 1 bellisres eshleaterlot the parish school proved. that "Ws Holy - Thursday it was customary. in beefiag ketosis. for the boys of the school. led by the parish i siMla to ester she equate of Lisicolo . lion. It •41110 oleo sitcom that in certain places, in front of the t esseth side of the Neapi sod within the limits of the 1 Society. she letters S.C.D. (Saint Clement Danes) -were engraven. On the pert of the Plaintiff a deed was given is evidence. by which Kiag Edward 11. granted to Avner de Valence, Earl of Pembroke. the Temple. together with certain fields called Fickits Clone, and all other lauds which had bo. longed to the Knights Templars, to hold to his mid the heirs male o( his body. Evidence was aloe given to alien that the buildings wow fee sing part of Lincoln's lan-square. which were the hninedeate • enbject of the action. were built upon a place " . rickits Field, which was contended w a the itithlkethich had beets granted from the Crown to Arm& Valesce..and Wag thus Amp to have bpi. at sue pitied in the beads of the Knights T" who fared • religious. society, it wee argued. that it most theism necessarily have bps Moiteneonocklal. It was also proved in evidence isse.the•Seeetty of Lincoln's-Inn at all times mopperted its owe poupers without requiring as. *tame from the Liberty of she Rollo, which afford. r i: 'presumption 'that the buildings o f the Society ' , opt constitute a part of any perish whatev e r. Is reply, it was contended by Mr. SCARLITT that there was no proof in she first instance that 'MI land. in the possession of religious houses, which 'might have been purchased ,by them, were ueces fierily extra.parechial, end in the next place the identity. of the muds . was not established. Tie mildest, of the letters S. C. D. within the walls ' sf"the Society, and the unopposed annual entrance of the perish school boys with their o ffi cers. Withia i go" gates of the Society, were, he contended. i soch . evidence, that the hounds of the polish embraced the portion of the Inn now the mielse htif action, sr no evidence brought on the ik)w sielo,eolis.sopable of rebutting. Mr. Scariest.As , irn s r4 Am the uswilliiigness of Abe perish Aims is shamus times to urge their rights ageinetrahe Beenieseof Lincoln's Inn, might have arises, Rae the greeter respect which might in other days have been Mid to the dignity and the power of the low. '.cud the fear* 'thick a poor parish. officer might kintionilly feel epee the aubjeetof emering into ' moexpensive and Wives contest against Cheats'. lam Judges, Beecher% King's Compel, and other dignitaries of the - profession. 'e Selppeee." sold Air, Smartt, ‘• that sod) a man es Lord Thuslow Were seated on the beach iu the Pedisunem Chain. her of Lincoln's Inn, invested with all the majestic ' leivoesof his oessienance. sod sormseded with all i Ihesseircumstiosees.whielo give dignity to Ace, how ininelliis pees pariah officer, supported ever by km !Allah% premise to tell such a mos that 'he wet ld Aproecierl against him foe his poor's wee ? I reeteOso bet wells when "young semi, so have heard. Olin 1-whe bad seen the terrors of Lowerrloselow l 's euelso I.tessate, declare that he folioed he meld disittki ,liirfronemis Conquest in his eye...brow% sod the Altai spited in every fester* of hie face."-10. 4111114-The Learned Couusel,•after mine further laittolisotiebei concluded by coatideistly demanding tresitdiet fur the Defeatist». • J woke . Atmore ' noticed.the - the -