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. iu lI I ' I tlr&t LI ( tit" {rini . to r t. ant" a n not doubt that such a suNestion has been maae by the Noble Marquis. The motives that led to the request must, however, have formed the most i nterestiog portion of the communication. and r ith these the country still rests unAcqnainted. ht I, not difficult to perceive the object of the Insur rection Act. The offences it contemplates are these nocturnal outrages which now, for the most pert, disgrace the peasantry of the south of Ireland, and the Insurrection'Act may be very well suited to correct these evils; but the power or arbitrary im prisonment upon suspicion seems to be intended I meet an evil of even • more serious magaitode, And contemplates a danger difkreut from • coin to ~ An among the lowest orders of the people. The illarquis of Lontou/Matt darkly insinuated t!ist emissaries were sent from the discontented parts of the counties into those which were still sound for the purpose of propagating the infection, and that it was proper to•guard against the danger a an extensive conspiracy, the objects of which might soar beyond the commutation of tithes and the diminution of lazes. A hint thus darkly thrown out ever produces a great influence over the dicisions of • popular assembly, and it was not lost upon the present occasion. The Bill for the revival of the Insurrection Act was last night after a long discussion committed without * division. but upon the motion for receiv ing the Report, Mr. SPRING Rica, the Member for Limerick, moved several amettilmetes, mitigating the severity of the proposed law. or these three were rejectill without a division, but the sense of the House was taken upon an amendment suggested by this active and intelligent Member, suthorising the Serjesiit at Law or King's Counsel who may preside at any Sessions of the Peace where persons may be charged with absence from home at night, to discharge such persona upon bail from one Sessions to another. Upon this point the House divided. There appeared for the amendment, 90; against it, 139. The Bill was esentually read a third time and passed, as was also the Bill for Suspending the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland. A petition was pretwtrited hest night to the [loose of Commons from Mr. IlcxT, complsining of the severity of treatment which he experiences in ll rhrster gaol. This complaint was Sander to that which was made some few days store to the Court of King's Bench, upon which the Learned Judges of that Court instanlly made an imperative order for Mr. HUNT'S relief. The jurisdiction of the Court of King's Bench extends specially to the investigation of all -complaints that may be made respecting the internal government of his Majesty's . g•lull , and we hare no doubt that in the iiistauee of the gaol of Ilrbester strict justice will be executed should airy persons be found to have offended. The Magistrates of Soinerseishire are charged with displaying towards Mr. IluriT 3 very ungenerous and oppressive spirit. from the impu tstion of which we trust they will he able to relieve their characters. Two Hainlinrgli Mails •r►ived tart night with P.lpers to the Ist initunt. They contain no news of any interest. W e have teceived the l'Aris Parrs of Tunas,. They are •latest oreupiert with the debate on the itew law of the Prem., which is not yet concluded. The Censorship expired on the 3d. The Rules closed on Toestlay at 89 fr. 41) e. A Doich Mall has arrived. with Pipers to the 6th inst. They bring no new.. We here reetived the Dulllin Papers of Wednesday last. It appears from them that •ppeeheusiuos had been enter tained of an xi lark on the city nf Calk un Saturday se'nnichl. The Cork Mercantile Chronicle of Monday last state* that They were Aititute of futindation, and oriiiinated in a false repoll. It alintintictl the apprehension of nine persons .hsrzeil wilt the murder of Slr, BaEß►T+r!f, and the dim prrioun af a party of the White buy., with the death of their leader, Sir THOMAS TTRWHITT is spin on a mission to Cripenhsgen. to invest some orders. The freedom or the Fishrsomters' Company leas been voted to Mr. Hums for his martian. to pro mote economy an d retrenchment. . . Account of ihe force opposed 10 the ilrlosled in iu the two dtsturbed counties's, Cork and Limerick, viz.-- '4lth dragrom gourds, 114th foot, 34 lied thogroms. p 34 Highlanders, !lilt (Ronibk.larn) dragoons, ltt battalion rife brigade, 11111 (not, td Initiation rift brigade, •234 Not, Ist Royal Veteran battalion, :r.'ills foot, One troop of horse artillery. 4thlt foot. Two derni-brigades of fuot 421 It tgblaaJers, I tutilltry. 711that:lalaudrri, The East India Comomty's ship Mnrquir Caned**, put hitu Periling oo the idth August, anti proceeded on bier rum' to Ultima, on the 45th of the saute month. TIC Martinis of Trrentl [Le, R. Risen. E.g. !lir enAntee Inwotr, trd ilawLnieD HILL, Lai. were swore, awl took &sr 'emit ow Tburrilay oigbt in the Holm of Coin lawn. Tbr High Sanaa Weitmintter his appointed Wearies. . 1 3y nes', at twelve o'clock, for the poldic ince:ling to be Current-garden. IiAZVID mid Co. gratefol for the increase Of lat!ihc patronage hestneed . nn them, and far the preference givers 11. their old.eatahlished Often (which they to tome measure attribute to their great seeress in telling Capital Pri:nee), resperifiolly rtquest the attention of their froniele to a brief v.ajement of the Scheme of the presto ni.irh begins the 2111 h of THIS MONTH : it rue. hint tive Prises of 20.02111., Five of 2,000 f, others of POI. 30111 . &e• he, sad not two Blanks to a Prise. All the Prises Sterling Mailev--ito Chaases--esery Ticket will de. rot, as us e fate —first draws Prize will be 20,00 f. afaney. "nano and Co. sold its Sharma in the very last Liettery, 14 .90 u a Pr , se o 30,000 f, sad Mal • P r ize " f " 1 " . MASAN!) sod Co 'it Offset*, Royal Eachanne Gate; 26, Cunli,.l; and 324 ,Oxforif-akeef t alattlee Of birellor4ireet. .1401.,k,. : „ 0 ....: : A ti tx - _ lll -5,-rIX'AY 1 , 17 g- . N= 11:4,44L. k r ,...,,,,......,,i 4 6 1 4.1 14 ..'r . ' - '57.. , "`ri et‘tz , f_f) d'%• FASHIONABLE PA nrtEs. ' The Earl of Harrington entertained a diatingoisked plety at dinner on Vi'sdneaday at his house in the SSahia-yarti. Si. Junes's. among whoa. were the Earl and Cuuniees Har court, Earl Cathcart, Sir Edward Hiker. sari. Gest Phipps, Mr. Elliot, and iu the mom; her LsJythip had • select party. Lord Melbourne hail a se:ect party at dialler yeste►day at his house, Whitehall. Sir Thomas Leonard, Dirt. entertained ■ pasty of his distinguished Meade at Ilitiaer yesterday at Ida house in Hai ity-st etc t. Arthur Stanhope, E.g. had • dinner party yesterday at his house iu Tiluey-suret. FASIMINAR&E MFRS:ENT& The Duke of Redford is expected to leave town to-morrow for %Aeolians Abbey. The Duke of Manchester is expelled to leave town this day for his seat, Kimhollow Castle, Huatingilati.hire. The Earl and Cupoteas of Lutanist* and faintly ar rived yesterday evening at their "neat in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from their seal, Cottesnt.re, Ritiltndshire. The Earl of Lauderdale is expected in ►owa the begiuniug of the weak, from, his seat its Scotland. Mr. nail Lady Caroline Laaab ►are arrived in towo for the season from Brothel Hall. Sir John and Lady Barrie:wow and family arrived yesterday at their Noose iu IDerlirleyArquate, for the season, from their seal, Bognor Lodge, Sussex Arrivals at Holmes's Hotel, Parliawnt-atreet :—Sir Jabs Stewart, Bart. from Ireland ; and the Hisses Tyrellfrum t►etr seat in Knot. Hon. Colonel Henry Lygon, M.P. left town yesterday on • tour. Sir George Prescott, Bart. has arrived at the St. James's Hotel, Jerinyn.street. Sir M. and Lady Sykes left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond. street, yesterday, for their seat In Dnroeirthire. Mr. and Mrs. Carrington sad family arrived yesterday at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley agnate, from a loan. Arrivals at the Coburg Hotel, Charles-street, Grosvenor square:—Mr. and Mrs. Guilton from their mat an Hants- T. Thiatlestaite, Esq. from his seat in limits; Hon. Mr ; Greetlle from Cheltenham; and Captain Deituis from a tout FRSTIVITIES AT PETIVORTIL The fele given by the Lord Lieutenant of Sussex (the Earl of Egremont) to the Nubility and Geatry of the county, uu Monday last, at his magnificent scat, on the occasisin of the King's accession, has been seldom, if ever equalled, either in splendour, magnificence, and lavish expense. A temporary gallery woe erected across the broad stone terrace leading into the lesser ball, to guard against the inclemency of the weather. It is well known, that, with the exception of Hampton Court, no house in England has so fine • suite, and the whole rooms on the western (rant, in number eight, being in all 109 yards long, were thrown open, all opening into each other : the coup d'art: was magnificent. At the north end of this extensive range, at right angles, roan the stains gallery, 80 feet by 4d , leading into the conservatory, 90 feat by 40, the latter Isieg moat splendidly illuminated with 4.000 coloured lamp., encircling the value, and formed in bril liant devisee is lionetir of his Mantely. The eost*any berms tee assemble seem after nine o'clock, the party in the hole alone, for the list week, not having fallen short of 40 daily to dinner. Mount 400 persons as sembled before ten, and were received by the f'uble Lord and Miss Wyndham. The ball room, hung with Tandyke's and Gibbons' best specimen of carving, 70 feel by 35, ass chalked iu imitation of the Mosaic pavement at Bognor; and the merry dance was opened to Psyne's bona by are Melbas and Miss Wyndham. The spume dining room of the great hall (rot counted in the suite just mentioned), 50 by 40, and 35 high, was appropriated, with the band of the Sussex mi- Wig, to country dances. At half-past tartlre simper was announced, which was laid i• the lenwis•court (feeding out of the ciiuservaiory), being fur this occasion eutiveried into • splendid hauq•ettiug.. room, 96 feet long by 40 broad, and 30 hib. The whole was bung with lust ,varlet cloth, and carpeted and matted. 1 he pent.booses were were made into galleries, that at the weal end contained a Military hand, and the east roll into a vast sideboard, extending from the floor to the ceiling, in retiring shelves, ornamented with the •sassy plate nail raca•cups. This was surmounted by • trophy of flags of the Sussex militia, and above twenty otbers were impended fret• the other galirrire, with the royal standard waving i• a Mitre 1111ratiCed and central situation. It was illueioated with seven vast chundeliersolie room containing, with brarh. eta and candelabra, 25 , 0 wax lights. There •ere laid six tables, (vela) each, covered with every delicacy. entirely on plate, sod clunapsigit. claret, burgundy, ■nd pines were in profusion. The hind played martial tunes during supper, and God sere the king on his %laj•sty's health being drank. It was day-light before all hail quitted tlw festive scene. There were present the Duke and Duchess of Richmond. Lord and Lady Winterion, Lord and Lady Seise', Lord and Lady Henry Howard, Lady Jane Lennox, Lady O. Paget, hie. C. and Lady literrelL Colonel and Mrs. fretxclarence, the Ron. C. Wywdbans, ■ad marry where. A FORGIVING WIFR. [From the Jamaica (L. ) Farmer or January 3.] About three week• weer, • man who resides at Neer. Rockaway hung his wife ! she was discovered while is this situation by a family who resided iso the house with thee, cut down, and slier considerable exertion was resuscitated ; the nazi day the husband roxspreaniseel the &Fair with his wife by purchasing a crape dress far her; We see is. formed be had preirlosility threatened to Rill lee. No eerier ha. nx yet hero taken of this affair by the civil authorities of Flempet►ad! The shove we tom from Itorpseelinosble authority ; but think pruprr, fur the present, to withhold the 11410 e of the wretch. Gutman Ronne sailed m • volunteer with Lerrl Muscsaav to Newfoundland. The youun tailor erns loudly 'addicted to lyiug, foe which he was re.. proved by the Noble Lerd. •' I can't help it s " said Roust. Puh !" mid hip Lordship. "it may be done by dryriees; suppose you were to be)p otter iugime truth to-day ?" &rah Cook.m.reawl NG. academic • farmer, who in between silty and seventy yearn of age, is the rereat of Wolverlev, near Ovidgnorth. vas •pprricesiird last weak upon suspicion of buying been tly delivered of an illeeitisnnrt child, whirl) slw positively dented, as did her noisier, any know. ledge that such • circumstance Mid netur.rd. Urns ami • nate search/ of 4:intim', I r, howeirrr, the body of •• infant, which appeared to hove been burn only • few days, was form' dead einiceakd in the garret. Thomas 11411ra, Esti. of Kuldermiesier, coroner, immedi-ately summoned • Joey. which sat upon the hotly at Wolverley. on Vf eibiesday, and the investigation of the case occupied their attention the whole of list sad fair min-easter days, with the excep tion of Sands, I vie. al Kidderattasser on Thar•day, sod on Friday, Saiwribly, and Monday, at Cookiry. On Friday, same titratlitittisitrs ;typist"d to criminate Carlow, who was accordingly taken lotu custody, staid the Jury, swenty•tliree in number, delivered an onanineons Verdict of Wilfat After der againa• Conk awl Umlaut, anal they la.ve Isseu elstaiaitted • lv Warasslas Wanly gaol. _ . i cd)rr:r ANI) LErEE. Yesterday his Majesty held a Court ■t Lis palace in Pall. mall. The lionee plant. composed of grenadiers, marcloiti into the paliscr.yard; a detachment of the royal Ismer guard, arrived 'host one o'clock in Vralerlon•plalrr, uppoaite the palace. Townahrnd, Suer, and a Intenerous asrmldge of the police, acre in attendance. Two porte rs ...l c i t s . Blood .it cart gale., in their T11'6 , 1114 liveries "M I the ir w o g staves. All the atiruilauts were at their stations in then full court uniforms mid dresses. A few minutes before one o'clock the Slurpler of the House of Commons arrived in his state carriage, in hie full robes, attended by Mr. Seymour, Serirant at Arun*, his Chap lain. Secretary, and Train-brarur. The earrisige was preeeilud by 31r. Lee, the High Constable for Westminster, on louse back, carrying his lio•g silver staff, followed by right petty Conatables, with their long Naves, on foot. Four mei...fritters of the Honor, with tbitgoyal arms richly gilt, auspeuiloal with purple ribbon. The Speaker's inuriage was follswed by a number of other Members. Among them were, Sir Mike Nightingale, Mr. Chew sod Mr. -thrucinnbe, the mover trulsierutudir of the Address, the Right Hon. Sir George Hull, Mr. Ho:Gird. Colonel Townsend, Mr. Direll, Barpley 'Conner, Sir W. Cartia,Sir R. Gifford, Sir J. Cooky, I.R. Ilifilare, and a Dumber of others. Sl.fin after the arrival of the Ilnuse of Comma's., his Majesty left his private apartments and proceeded in his Throne Room, where the Kong, surrounded by several of his Ciihinet Minister% the Gest Officers, together with his fall suite of *Umlauts, took his seal on biethAnc, tln HUPOIIi aisle Corps of Gentlemen Pensousers linjrtt earl, side of the State Room, h e aded by I.3euiesaist Iteorterseu, the Staitdardliesres, Sir George Pocock, the Clerk o f 'b. Gloorop. Esq. nod the Rarlitnger, W. M. Tbi'sellon, Ea,. smile an loreose to the throne, the corps wearnig the splendid Cm mint ttttt dresses. Every arrangeinent teener made few the tweeption of the Howse of Common% Mr. Mash and Mr. Lewis. the Gentlenieo Ushers in waiting, conducted the Speaker and the Members of the Howe of Commons into the presence of the king. when, after mak ing their obeisances its approaching their Sovereign, the Speaker proceeded to read the Address of the House of Commons in answer to bin Majesty's most gist-ions Speech delivered at the opening of the Session of Parlionstut, to which his Majesty was graciously pleased to return sit appropriate emitter. . . . . . . • Soon after the King retired to his deers, where the Trl. politer Minister wise introduced to his Majesty by Earl Ba thurst, in deliver his credentials, which were contained in an embroidered case. His Excellency was dressed in the full costume at his country. His Majesty then received the cnenpliowents of the Foreign Ambassadors sail Ministers; awning them were, the Am man, the Netherlands, the Sardinian, Danish, Portuguese, American, Neapolitan, Pfll.lli , lll, hwedish, Russian, Spanish, Baden, and Hesse; and Mr. Culgulioun, Agent and Consul. General for the Hans Tunas. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York sail Clarence were pretreat, as were stoat of the Cabiaet Aliniaters, the Archbishop of Canterbury ; the &skews of Llaadaff, Clus ter, and Exeter; the turd Chief Justice of She Court of Common Pleas, the Master of the Rolls, the Yirc•Clossi teller, the King's Advocate, the Attorney-Grueral, the So heitnr-General, the Lord Great Clisisilwrlsia; the Chief Justice of Chester; the Lord lelsyor of London, the Re corder of London, the Chief Magistrate of the Police, the Right Hon. the Lord Advocate of Scotland, and the Lord Registrar of Scotland. The (ottani*, were also present • -- • Drhes—Grjang.'D.,..ll;lure, Mailhoronah, Manchester, Rolland, Beaufort, Norfolk, Wellington, Buckingham, Dor set, and Montrose, Margnisee—Wanehester, Weilmesth, Chundon, Convex. hum, Sainsbury, Londonderry, Anglesey, fluffily, and Law Alms,. learis--.Batkorst, Warwick, Somers, %Westmorland, Wick low, Wal.legravr, Strathmore, Liverpool, Cowper, VerM4m, O'Neil, Rodeo, IVlstiwurtlt, Ur la Warr, Bathurst, Hat rooky, Msccle.fiehl, Gower, sod Rockford. V. Colittle y, Palmer- • slue, Cis., and Sydney. Lords— Buyning, Bolton, Seine,. H. Churchill, Henniker, Hulhani, (h•ie!, Itavenstrorih, Walsingbem, C*luho pr, Cawdor, Graven, Booing, Bingbersb, Aurberei, hi. Helene, Gnytlir, Marlborough, Strivers, H. Howard, J. Th)une, god Binning. Right liewourables—W. D o somit, R. N e t. Wallace, Brearwith, Sir IL Russell. E. Thornton, N. Varistitart, Sir C. Long, F. Robilison, B. Bathurst, Sir G. Hill, R. Arbuthnot, and C. Grant. Honour&lles—Mr. Eno*, Rev. J, E. Boseawen, Captain S. M. Gardner, Lieutenant-Colonel Gardner, E.. Sienna, Captain runlet', J. Abereruserhy, -- Lamb, and John Tollrmaehe. Sire—C. Flower, F. Oromanney, G. Nailer, R. Wierem, M.P., Georee Clerk, Charles Aldiy Richard Runie, Andrew Halliday. George Bernier, Henry !teased, Huger Gresley, Colitis 'fruiter. Bart. Thomas Bell, George 'foothill, Geor,tc Warrender, Anthony C■rlislr, li. IL Raker, Lewis Moeller, J. Brisbane, C. 8., S Fludyer, 'Moe. Healy, Robert Chester , William Cong►rrr, Homy Vi.,*., G. Wood, R. Gardner, H. Tarrant, Julio Sibreider, H. Calvert, J. :Wicked, H. Wel. leaky, H. Belford, IL Torreon, C. Pepe, C. Robinson, R. Broniirige, G. Martin, E. Lowe. Bishops...4.mA.). and Lincoln. A rektisaron —ll whore Id. Reverend Doclors—Koper, Goodenough, and Hugh Pearson. iterertnd Met:vs.—T. Thurlow, G. A. Bornirager, G. Simpson, G. Thum, J. Davies, E. Pryce Owen, Bud H. IL Hatuage. Doctors—Seedamore, Wasostrocbt, Makin, Driver, and Basroos—Wolff, Fagol, and Lanicadorff. Comas—Nl inflater, Csrowii z, Licven. !Adolf, and Mum AllyairOia--I.Muslas, Sir I. Coffin, Sir G. Martin, Sir C. M. It o k, Sir J. Rowley, Sir E. Harvey, Sir E. Berry, Bart. K.O B. Otway, Griffith Colpoy., Lake, Hon. Sir H. Hotham, Framer, Sir John Sutton, Sir T. Slalulin, K.C.B. &ahem), end Sir E. Naele. '"" Genera/s—Nitiol.7, Moore, in, G. Cook. son, F. 31 Mho' Ketrison, Wri t ,_ • . Andes Asgill, Sir !, Phipps, Bur row., W. H. Clinton, Sir J. Marks H. M. Gordon, Sir J. 130)1e, h. Terleiun, Sir W. Houstosin, and Colonels—Thornk t, K.C.R. Sir R. Barclay, 11. ;uilar, Smith, C.B. Itadclylir, Sir T. Noel Hill, earthy, Smith, Sir Augustus Fraser, K.C.B. Sir .1. Milky D0yie,'...4.C.8. Sir G. Wood, Raker. Wood, Fence, Tn nrh, Go o .es, Epsom., D 0w k,,,,, A, Caoocli, Harvey, Skeffiugton, Willoughby Cotton, Chet ham, Sir G. Qseotin, It n, Rilhararru, C.B. Jordan, Barns Taylt, nub J.tmes Voider. Moptre.--Ellmon, Mulles, Gardesei, Oakes, Babisgtos, Watts, and Woinl. c a pied..--Nentor, F. Brace, R.N. H. Alalogy, R.N. Deacon, H.A. Rubinson, KN. Cartiirei &Inviter, C B Hear, Sneers, R.N. Handyman, C.B. R.N. Robert Hall, R.N. Maples, C.O. W. &Inert Rubeily R N. R. B. Vincent, C.R. R.N W. 11. Percy, R.N./lir Michael Seymour, Carlin, R.N. D. 11. O'Brien, Sotheby, R.N. Menage R.N. Toners, Roberts, W. Stanhope Radon lc, Sir Roger diesky, Graham Ilene, Carmichael Smyth, nardiman, R.N. Conroy. Liven., 15th hus.ars. LleileoraNts—T. F K.N. Powery, R.N. Burk!ey, Furini, R.N. Francis Perry, Charlie Shoo, Edward Hall, RN. G. Nightingale, D. Warless, O'Brien, Hun. J. Am herst, Will Alleef.teill. C'orn•fs—Grenville Temple, and Burnaby. Alassrt.—Adam. Smith, Nolan, M.P., It. Cashes, Draaaly Cooper, w a d i !, Ne,jeani Maslow, Cultpilionn, W. Believe, Campbell, Wa.:iington Hibhert, Ralph Ahercromby, Henry Dawkins, Duwron, John Round, Deacon, %V. Stuart, Wilmot, G. Holforil, W. Durscombe, Dasnkius, C. Percy, A. Mac -114..•1.1, Lanky, G. Tyndall. L. Parker, Tyndale, Walker, W. 11. D-arom, Brown, .1. Tooter, Bicknell, Rite Corn. wall, Lockhart, Lane Fos, M.P. Hope, Agar, drent, J. Calvert, G. Musgrave Musgrave, Thornton, Sadie. Corti*, Charles Breemsigg, Bayfurd ‘ Abercrombie, T Disco, M.P. Leeward, Dent, Crawford Antrobun, Burnaby, H. Butler, SlNery lAsetsien, Rubinson, Bleekburn, Tulteieutbe, Abbott, - 1.1141 aw, tang Chas. Smith , *. nU Liles, %toll Cua lA. R. Dent, J. Alexasitter. H. W intim* Wyun, 111. toner Roltunt, Hart Davi., M.P, %Vairea, Mottsilt and Punell, M.P. rThr foilowiltg were omung the prerentittions Cs peraite hey llie tteetreder of Lasagne. Mr. Wadi!. by Sir CtieliP• • Captoiss Cat michnel linlyth, Bengal light cavalry. Sir Richsrol Rnnur, ou h e hiring Appointed Clow( Motis. trate of the Pallor, br the litchi lino Seerettir) Peel. Caplan, Carteret Sitersier, C B. by Sir John Streeter. The Rev. 13011111 Trier. by the Rev. Dr. Kuper. Colonel Willoughby Cotton, no hie being iinpuintecl Aide. de.Caniu to the King. by the Duke of Dust. Mr. Deacon. of Bath, 41 von cuing abroad. Mr. W. H. ['erten., 11 1 011 hie going abroad. The Duke of Manchester, on his Muni from Jamaica, by Eel I Itatharot. bort CAndor, on coming to his title. I.nrd Ilenti.ker, un oorrertiosig to his title. The tier Dr. Hugh Pearson, Chaplain to hie Majesty at Brixhton, to pursed his 'truism nu the tonsecratii uof the hint . Chop-1, Brighton. Alajor•Geoseral Anderson, on his return from the Cutts thread. Major.G'enrral Sir James Lyon, on being oppiouted to the command at Poi 'smooth. Lient.-Geurrol on promotion. Sir Coots Trotter. on being created • Baronet. Dr. Dreyer, on his an irriage, by the Earl of Liverpool. Liretroant•Coloorl Des kins, on his myrriage. I.leitteitani.Colonel S i nge, ort promme.m. Hun. S:r George Q•ioniiit, on receiving the honour of Knichibuod. Lieutenant-Colonel Joni in, Id Cbeen's royal regiment, on hi," refers from the %Srst lodic.. Itear.Aiimiral Sir Ed drar,l 13, rry, Bart. and C.C.S. is hie promotion aril relnru f on; alio us,l, and investiture or the OLder. Major-General Sir Edward K rriaim, on being appointeo Knight Commander of the Gin-Vne Order. . . _ _ Lieutenant-Colonel James Pio.ler, ou his o turn hoe IR. Helens. Colonel O'Connell, on big return from Cey !on. Lieutenant Colonel Cleoloam, on hi■ promotion. Colonel Cochrane. on his promotion. Lout -Colonel Smith, on his ...turn from !lobe. Mr. William Duedale, by the Lord on %Waiting. Mr. R dnri Dent., 10th royal lousiness, by his father. Hon. Mr. Knox, by the Lord on Waiting. Mr. Cli.orirs li.uwurigg , Ceylon Ctvtl Service, on Me ee l turn to Co, too. ' Mr. George Tyndall. on going abroad, by Mr. Dawson. The Rev. E. Nye,. ()eels, by the Lord in Waiting. Hon. and Rev.!. C Roseawen, on his b. ing appointed • Prebendary of Canterbury, by the Duke of Deerskin. Rayon MUT, to kiss hands. Mr. Browne, the agent for Antigua. and Mr. Lemuel Turner, wtlh au Marrow ou the duttealteJ state of that Woad. The Hon. Edward Stewart, on being appointed Chairman of the Audit Bard, by thr Chancellor of the Exchequer. Major General George Piue, on his promotion and return from India. Major-Genrral Millar on promotion. Livoteriant.General Th..reeion, by the Lord in Waiting. Major-General Burrows, on his pionlotion. Lord Henry Churchill, by the Duke of Marlborough. Marquis of Westrwath, on his promotion. Sir George Harper, Bart. on his creation and ' , bane of narnr, by Sir FAmiii , il Nagle The Rev. George Thom, Doctor of Divinity of the Dutch Church on the Colonial Establishment, tau his return to the Cape of Gorol Hope, by Earl Bilhor.t. Sir George Warrender, on being sworn a Privy Cuenseller and Commissisuire for ibe Affairs of India. Rrqr-A.lrtnral Sir Josias Rowley, on his relurn from tom mood on th•• evert uC haihtsid. Lacutruant G,•nrrwl Barkliunor, onlkis promolion. General Sir Broome Tarlelon, on reemeang the command of the Bth dragrouna, and un being made Grand Crams of the Bath. Lieulrnant-Gen►ral R. M. Gordon, n• promotion. Mr. Lronatil, by the Lord in Woniung. Mr. Ralph Abeterumby, by Ins father, the lion James Abercremby. Mr. Elmer, to present n copy of his lectors" on Arehi tecitire, dedleAtrd by permir.non In bin Majrsiy. Mr. George Musgrave Musgrave, on his return from abroad. Mr. Wilmot, on bin nppoinrmrnt an Under Secretary of State for the Colonial th.partment, by Lord Bathurst. Mr. Ilnerson, on h, m` appointed Under Secretary of Blair, by the Wen ll,m. Peel. . - Mr, %V. Stunt, vII big martiage, by Admiral Sir C. M. Pole. Vicr.A•lmiral Griffith Colpoys, on his promotion and re turn from command. Rear Admiral (Homy, on resigning his command on the coast of Scotland, by the 11srl of Roden. General Morrison, lir the Lord in Waiting. Major 14th dragoons, on promotion, by the Lord in Major Gardiner, lit life guards, nn promotion. Captain Nestor, 12th regiment, by the Lord in Waiting. Major Millen, 14th light dragoons,by the Lord in Waiting. Major o.ltes, Ist life gnards, tan p ro atut ion, Lieut. Thomas Fraser, hr bit father, Vter , Admiral F . Lieut. Buckley, 15th hussars, on promotion. Lieut. D Warren, R.A. on bring put on full pay. Lieut. O'Brien. 87th regiment, on his return Gum ludit, by Lient.Geaeral Sir John Doyle. I.ieut. Angerelein, greuadter guards, by Admiral Sir G. Martin. Cornet Bisromby.3d dragoon guards, on going abroad. Cornet G. emple, 15th hussars, on promotion. Captain Ramage, R.N. on pr./motion, and return from the Jamaica station, by Admiral Sir E. Nagle. Captain Sir K. Grrilley, Staffordshire yeomanry, uo his marriage. Cnpiaia Graham Henry on his return from Portnial. Captain Williams, 2J Qween's royal regiment, on his re tui n from the We•t Indira._ _ Captain Henry M•ingy. R.N. on Ilia promotion, by Lord Cr.eem. Captain F. Mate, R.N. on his retort' from the Continent. Captain Tonere, 71h humus, on promotion. C.apinin Deacon, it A. on going abroad. Captain Robert Hall, R.N. Caplan' It'. Gilbert Roberta, R.N. on bin promotion. Captain Moat Ilenchy O'Brieu, R.N. on his promotion and return from the Poetic. Captain W. Stanhope Badeoek, R.N. by the Lord in Waif Ing. Major Geo...rat Sir W. Great Keir, by Sir Thomas Maims, on hemg •ppututrd lissght Curomander of she Guelphic Order. Sir Samford Whitlinehrtm. arrtmtpanied Mr. Laing, Mr. Laidlaw, Mr. ll.orkb,rt, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Butunson, Mr. Culpapouts, Agrut for the Colony, to present tie uira Address. The I,vre was not in nnrneronely attended as was ex. pitted, owing to the Oontiteav of the notice given of its being to like pine, and tie haring irommerced at rather so earlier hour than uaual; the consequent.. was, numbers arrived WO lair, after the doors were closed, sod the King had left the I.rvee Room:—..atetting them were, (Die Lord Chief Ju.uee of the Court of King's Bench, Earl of Darnley. Lord Clifton, Viscount ftiorpeth. The Sheriffs of Laindou and ;II 1011104 X w►re un their road, but being tie formed the Leyte was closed, ,rturued, as did numerous others. After the Levee Sir Edward Berry, K C.B. was introdared 10 big Majesty I. Sir 4;euir Nayler, on his W1)111 , 164111 as War Admiral, tu he logo-vied wilh the Star of a Knight Cuoiwinder of the Bails. Ills Majesty held a Privy Eurincil in whirls suss alterations were wads to the pricked hat for Sheriffs. The glOr gave audievees to M►. Peel, the Eva of Liver pool. the \l•rgme of Loodonolerry, Mr. C. Wynn, Mr. H. Wyuu, the Doke of Marlborough, mad Lind H. Howard. Miss BTANS is nose playing at the Etlinbusgli Theatre. ••••••• LA* IN TPL COURT OF CRANSIERY, I Otcot3 Is, Freaumil s. . jitt IR NTS. The Lomb Cilligtege.pg—" I h.ee beers awl am Ishely to be eir eadaryrd, that I shall uoi hr able to d. liver tbo.lmig. useni• which I waa to gore this d•y mold M0r..13y to try I would give thew to morrow, I sloold be owl; sire, r. big the puller." Nis Lusdrhip was otrdpied the remaiod►r oft{.• ty rod I hnif pa.l two o . cis.ek to partrheord se.•uo" t at which hoht he rose. COURT OF KING'S MINCH. %Tumbril* \ FRIDAY, F►aacaar B. inr. KUM n. SIDOWAY. ILr.l4tjeoot ilviclAiett more.' foe the inclement of the Conti coo Ws nri;ll,l4ot,apnvirirsi H She A.sizoi tn. 1..5. easier of publisl,ioe SAYiIiiVU• The 'Niel/Omni bete[ plays cl un the floor of t he rotor,— JusiiitellOLUOlV read his elutes of the evidence given at the trial. The affidavit of the Woidant wasthen read. elating that be was, by the el:Tenor. of lilln prosecution, retileced to • awe of great leo-rely, soil that he had a wife mad four tonal children depends:it on him fur support_ The affidavit of D. Kiderae, nephew of ler Defendant, was reed, atslrnY , that after the finding of obi. indictment. a menhir Icier was elletenvely circulated in the coesitv Lancaster, eened by the Borreistry uf the Coesitionotiel A.- @octillion (who were the Prosecuittre in the ease), •ddeseme.l to the Magistrates of the coral, of larseaster, costuming ass expositiou of thelearetflibei. mid these winds he addit ow :- 44 A prosecutieu is wow going forwcrd against a mew toile tender of militias, work@ sa the town of Manclweirte." The affidavit of •fieler Tamer, and other inhabitants of Mauchester, were elm, read, 'mug the Deiendeal a good character for sobeim y, indostr y o ke. Mr. krtoUllnAM then oi:deemed the Cowl nn behalf of the Defendant in mittgetion of itnnishoteut, and was happy !het he was relieved from Ike necreoty of 'eyeing much oil the nature and tendency of the publiemlon complaint-11 of, as it appeared the 11, &whim was the mere seller of it, and &tenet is the sitnation of • tradesman, whose proper held news fashog„ be was glad to •thl abeettu the prole of selling liwomPhic,+• One twhiservatius he would make on the pablicatiosi, wh.rh, though tot certain eupressions Relieved, the Jury had towel to be libellous, yet the main lendrney was the very revere of serlitiouv, being au exhortation to all persons to mike as abetemiums site of spostous !ignore and other exeise.ble arlielem. Tbi. flue artier urged not merely as a benefit to them t•lree, hut ne a wail of ritiineisipt the extravagant ex penditure of Government, and thus be kW. Broltithant) ron• ceived cumin be dour constitutionally and legally, and even he cowiedered laudable in the writer. Bet tees weft: it otberwiee, were the whale of the publication seditione, it wee quite clear that the Defendant not only did not know. the contents of Mist publication, but that be could nut know it, fur lite tendency of it ww. to diminish the sale of those exeireshie amities ot grive, in clutch he dealt, sod on which he depended fully ne ninth as ou the este of the pamphlets. The evidence uf Mellor spoke of the Defendas.ea reruns. amending to him the work ratted The flight Itirine lifogs to flavors Wrong, but of the winces of that work these was no evidence. The title was a line (ions a Tiny poet, and Air aught that appeared, the matter aloe the weft might have nu other tendency than the line had as originally written; so that there was lIQI ilin: to prose the Defendasit knew what he was sclhog, lit the conduct of this pruercu toms the Defendant heti to complain of much ill treatment . The tudionteut was originally found at the Semites., but was removed by the Prosecutors, liroueli surely there ...et nothing is it that a M imeliester Jury could tool 13:11,1 derided on a. cell as it Jury of Lancaster; by which the trouble au l expense of gaing to Lancaster, and allendiug in Conduit, would have been invest to the Defendant ; and which, in W. eircumematos„ we. a were severe addition to the poutehmeet to be wimeded by the Court, if indeed the Court should think fit to award soy. 'lbis was not the only thing of which hefted to cote plain: their Lordishipe had heard the affidavit of David Ridgway, Jun. amid therefore he need not use in my curds Ilwsubject. No affidavit bad been pelt in to answer that • awl be (Mr. Brougham) w.. willing s wen DO% to give his Learner) Friend any tome he thought tit if he cont., answer it ; but hr knew they mold not—dare not waserer it; they dared ow. because they dared lot peejure themselves. flow then dot the mailer eland? There Primeval..s were so lender of the law, that bill at pure gave for the due adiminterre lion of juintee they pot forward, by means of their Svc,e• ery, their exposition of the law of libel, and added words that must have been prejudicial to the Defendant ea his trial and shake they were thus endeavouring to prevent the Jury coming unbiassed Into Court, they took care by another part of the proceedings to secure a Jury of which that class so addressed usually formed a part. Whilst toey were that, circulating their sentiments on persona entity of that ritienee which they were endeavouriug to prime against that Defendant, they almost named him iii their slauderows attack (fur such it was till the Defendant wet Nerd guilty;, to those persons whom th.y were thus selecting for his jurymen. lie was mowed their Lordship hoard this wish indignation, and that it would weigh with them to tire sew. tepee which they should pronounce. - - - Mr. Elmo. .as 'moth Mr. Brougham, hut drclined aoldirg any *Wog ter what his Lesrucil Friend had addressed to their Lordships: Mr. S ' erjelit HEMLOCK, is •gerayaliott of pn•ishm•nt, said, it was the first time thist he ever heard the Prosecutor should give evidence of the Defendant's knowledge of the libel; if that were necessary, it would be impossible that a conviction should ever take place. The I..earned Counsel then read 801ilf pommies of the alleged 'Add to chew its dan gerous asters and tendency. Ile declared that he could not nee why Ike circular letter of the Secretary to the Constitu tional Association, so marls dwelt upon by his Learned Flrleled, Mr. Brougham, should hare • more powerful *frees than soy other ordinary newspaper ',stag. spli ; bait whatever might have been the elrect of that ciicular ma the somas or Special Jurymen, he ought to apprise Coma that only too •ttettded of that class at the trial, the rest west tales men. Mr. (astir* Tim..." They thougtM it right, perhaps. to stay amity after resdirg it." Mr. Serjrant Iltn.LocK said it might be so; and con cluded by recalling to she recollectioo• of their Lordships, the affidavits vrtittli were already on the files of the Court WI the pan of the prmireoliga. The COURT aniseed the Defoodaot to come up ea Mow day to receive the *extent.( the Coors, and a the mesa liens to lie committed to the custody of the Marshal. Expnite MURRAY. Mr. Rocit was shunt to move tt , t, Cor►l for * 'hew cause why so •tt..r!onent should not loser ag . Chart.* Murray, an ai;or...y of that Court, when M.. ray rose, and the Court, that tho &lto. Ca. metal held a We( in °Jim case, and that he wss ulal./...1 to be almost. Mr. Janice BAYLEY inquired of Mr. Roth if be had hail any emninunicatimi with the Sul.ctior-Genesal an the subject ? Mr. ROM mid tint he had attended fur three or finer days to make his motion when the Conti should be fall (the Lord Chief Justice nod Mr. Justice Best were tow absent), bat he had nut been uhie to obtain as opportunity. The Si.. licitortieneral had informed bins that hr tind a brief us the cause, hot as he C . Ulf la 1101 possibly atteisd, Mr. hlstri•y was at liberty to tske it oat of his bag. Mr. Murray—'• Clfse has been portly beard `elms. Mr. Justice Dist, at Chanaliers. my ll.nrd. Mr. Justice BAVLEY—'• You are an attorney, sad unght to know loiter thou to interropi." Mr. Murray—" Yea, my Lord; but".-..-. Mr. Joriii c11%%%%%%—" Bt quiet, Sic! You are at Wieldy, Mr. Kuch, to make a minima fur a role tw chew c muse , look out testi/option sod I expect you sill nut be outetrupted again ." . . . . RUCH then staled Ihr circumstances of the CAMP. Mr. just," Ravt.rY—'' IJ , a • s y.tir •Aid.stt Mate that Mr. Murray was ensploy d I.y pus ■s au :rummy, owl lras messed the looney you meatus's?" Mr. flocrt—" It does, my Lord." 1111r.tratratt.t (stilt %hum Mr. Murray bad cuasasual.. •ft. , . 0+ 1 1 I 3., 3t. .he lir 111. Ire the inM Jim; OW, Io' Vn r for ratio• ou tik this '1 of prOIN. ftlat.t it it talk 1',10141 irr 1" moss Los ke *s' Mar oposia JOH% proved potiNIY r" _