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from some of the meetings held io other counties; by the extreme sod determined anxiety the majo rity evinced to annex to the ressiediankfiret moved upon the subject of the agricidtgail diieeesesiind , the probable mina of relief, a specie! rseellition in Inoue of a speedy Refine In Parlismatt; 'The High Sheri% "SO. litutriki p. 'entrenching f • within the toiti u :limits of grespriety. ref mith ', Brest Summon," put a. ,sWlusion to this'll" I epos the grand that the Subjoin of. a Palliest:a- : tory Reforeoliall not been skeiged 'in the requi sition which hod induced gtiO'imovene the meet ing. Thr,a .. Messl objection No e however, very qui'ckly amounted by the promang of • second s equisition, that prayed the Sheriff to convene a County Meeting for the special purpose of con sidering titit'epediency of presenting a Petition to PatliOri :ii, knout of Reform. This second requistiommeaoietried by the Doke of Noarome, fourilanao, sad some ether gentlemen of figure is die eels". The Sheriff acceded to the requi sition, and the meeting having thus acquired a le gal existence, proceeded to adopt the Resolution which bad been previously masted, and received the eased of a greet majoaty of the freeholder. There nee some person trembling for the safety of the present Ministers, who have Almt bardihool to deny the existence of the disown pint which .4 rigriselturistx labour.; ends Est imeennie ~yagiger st the afferen, a if 'ad • irik shaiiefrisly for the pleasure which die' Moo sielitgclidously supposed to yield. The Noblemen Iljgd Gentlemen who have attended the meetings %vainly held in various parts of the country, prove, 3owever, that they entertain too lively • convicting ' • ost the complaints of the agricultunsts are found- r , 44 truth; and a large number of them hate gins a substantive stagnance of their sincerity by the generosity, justice, and wisdom with which they bate consented to remit a coosidersble prepreilon , of their rents. These great landholders hien 'Sao the strongest supporters of the Ministers, and may Allilliel be said to hold in their hsuds the legislative gieliteig of the empire. They appear almost ' . yin the ranks of the petitioners a Par foe relief, and , 11161144 .11 with those n eilp bold that Parliaiditirees trait no relief a bit by .the remission of teskiii..ila opportunity ell islasedintely be granted 4 them of carry. ring int*: fleet their owe eavemplisms, a n d we voiliff some ode what projects the landholders are ra y 1 :pubis of devising and exertingg wbea they wield LI 4 power of the Legislature for dile' eialet.... c annon. Without prmending to the attapse, c , vtfig will, how,,,, , ,.verlire t• 5.7. um: tbOCklipduct 11 0 the egriFelter l 4e ''' !!!!!! 111403i114011 wt Perlin. e most. will be ex 416.1,e to Nit '*as se:l 4 4 vi tae ;during es. ry .s ' .. '' ' . abe t. . ` .. 1, 1 - Min war. They will oesoentiolie the ,by . ;Igaliting petitions to Parliament, asserting is general • villalida the existence of distress, and ally% he re whOintimgent. The county Members vt44l.4ieb We thi truth of their. respective atisiamt e .sesisgmit •t ;articular attention of the House to illtrptisytta / . s i tla,people, snd look anxi o u s ly Om. following etulubruiacto the newspapers to ascertain in w h a t li g ht "Ibitr4sistyleitic /oasis's are likely to meet the eyes cat their eenstituents. Then wiN come the esti • , imi t ates sad the votes lo the Committees of Supply, stied in these the Ministers will sot fail to convince "slimier- • in the very teeth of Mr. Hums's arithmetic, .i—T— tit Soot one shilling less ought to be greased than "ugly be required in the several votes for th e ea : • wins of the canary. The applies having been rioted, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER opens his budget, sod it is unanswerable that if „certain sums have been ',Ask these sums must be ,e' raised. Why, therefore, dijigd any Member be so • yell'edpirii as toper/ppm ;be relsolition of a single tax? Tho.ant, of the Sevier, bearer, approaches—the ' 1. • beat ei iimolled *Ow to wary the county • Ibuyiniiiiteilineneoenter the inquiring • ', s inks and awkward questions of their constitneots-- ftfil" therefore devise some scheme for throw- Ms MIMIC our their misdeeds. A vote in favour OA/me retrenchment is moved—the county Mem. ' bets ems sod all make speeches deuonocing the ex impact of the Government, oriel then set off for their ossatry residences , quite satisfied with their citations. sod with the impression which the re- , forts of their speeches in the newspapers will hare previously made for them. In the mean time the expenditure goes on, the country gnaws soder the pressure •f its burdens, promises and speeches loam are nand•—again to be forgotten, rind so the Mteeters are supported sod the country is ruined. Aftm ill, we like the natio. of the Suffolk farmers. A Reform in Parliament ought to be the universal cry if the country, else the farmers and manufac s . togas May pile op parchment upon the table of the Hate of Continua, and their Petition be Weed. ed with no other effect than to give a few Members of the House of Commons the opportunity of making speeches. Yesterday morning most of the Cabinet Minis. ten, and several other official gentlemen, assembled at the Earl of Ltesaeoot.'s house in Whitehall. On Wednesday and yesterday Cabinet Councils were held at the Foreign-Office, Downing-stmt, which, we understand, were attended by all the Cabinet Ministers except the Duke of Witu.nta- The Cabinet Connell on Wednesday assem bled at bell-put two o'clock, and broke up about fear. The Cabinet Commit of yesterday was un expectedly summoned, the Marquis of Lostloll - having left town after the Council 56 Wed. sticky broke up, he sent orders at • very early hear yesterday morning, from his seat at North Cm,, to summon the Comma. The Cabinet as sembled in the Foreign thine sd two Neck, sad coatiamed n delibetatiau out, about tou r . !.--~a LONDON FEBNUART 101157110N5., owesa Atheramaa's Arpostiary Atik.alkiam,* fe.l, Dlnsilttl. t • Meek vehrel bourse% limed with that sort of silk plasis i vista the Prime% call Caplet% elegy; she grotto/ is rese maser; the loeg curled silk which forms the pile is of levee: der. The brim is of a moderate Mac, 'wished at the edge by beads of black erste. Tits bottom of ohs crows Maim ormarsesied with satin beads, which terminate In a fall star placed on one side, sod clasped is the middle with a steel onsmnesl; the top of the crow. is ornoniested e. tnentledis with velvet sksbed In the Splash style, sad ehe 110111111 Ailed wit► primal' ribbon, embroidered wit► blase edges; It passes wader the chin, ties in a full bast eq . ,0116: right aide, sod a Wig resod black feather falls verylswela the left. • A d►ess hat, compooed of black velvet sod pose ; the latter disposed is toll folds, sod coollsed by steel sras. mesas: tie brim is eternise's small; It Is feared of folds of gases laid sem velvet: a full pleats of roved hawk feathers is placed its Aeon. A Syr silver gauss inte►mixed with bine millikest kit with fall meth* at each side; a 4111srif 4 Wee is, corded with silver raze, woes *moss 161 0 111111plitit *IIIL lit morn. The lower put of the turban is aillqpiash of silver gips' /belay corded with hies attic. Terbso cl fa Maio, leads of talk, eininwidered is steel The ssaterial Is disposed Is full folds in frost, aid plumes of whit. sosrabouts placed between. A baltdress (week, composed of Brussels point: the edit* is rather high; tie ears are broad, ash also the double "!!hoer, which Is very fell. A rosette of lace, sod a how of ;Ilium sod white riblmsd, mooniest the caul; plain blot ideleP• FULL Difill. 1 A round dress composed of black velvet; the skirt is isamethiag narrower the they have lately been wont, par. tkalarly et top, sad the (alone k throws eatirely into the of the b.ck. The bottom of the skirt is slightly scot- the eeellops edged with a row of point laid me with • lees; above this Is a trimming en rotates compared of liespti. with pearl hearts; a ware lightly embroidered glifjfp "moose this trisesieg. The eerier is cut low reeed lib. beat, Ogle to tie shape,sad the waist of the usual four' "MUMS is sesamested le frost with white satin craw, Seabed by pearl tassels. A row of plot lace, to cornrapood with tin bottom, goes routed tbe best: It la sim ile is frost, mad sesidnetity full, bet dwarfed resod the ehoelden and beck, sad has the elect of as eisektte; it is sormseeted by a pearl trlassaieg la lie form se a chain. sheet fell ekes., orsamersted wife white ratio wear to ear roamed Web the best, and tereiseled with a pale bead of black velvet, ales 'denied with pearls. The triad halals disposal in Graeae plaits, which are wooed rotted tie head ; 116600 heir is arrsaged ia lightriagkts brewed low at the owialbs foes. Nessielems, whits osirtebfearbers. ?leth alness/ web" mei. Waite kid gloves. Whits grim de Isterib arra ' . ... 4" [Press " /41V16,41ente6fie.") TMMTING Dans. jleggi4eignef Sub Illeessed with geese; the imam bestlei mad booed with Malt satin. White oasis fastened ap es tie left Ishii '4lllli Oise hops, sad ear mostsdil Obi fall pleats of Irides esslod feathers. A ear. Behr of Ise ttella is woes uadrettMML the hat. Shear of. lesson-coloured amis. A white aselisetlee shawl, with a rich variegated herder; sad whelk this dress is were at the theatre, as it is sometimes, a carved leery faa, beautifully pasted, is added. 11111GLISII SILL Dans. Figs set deem over a gossamer mile slip, with • rich bee dean of hail* gametes flowers, repereestiog the kerosine& blemem. Ogress. of dos art, (seed sod onmasested with prosiest coloured soda, powdered with pearls. Laos stenos of white wet, elrgastly Seabed at the treats with geranium oath, with • foliage orusatent of obi saws mats. risk half way up the outside of the arm. Sultans 'melee of peahen sad white gauze, with the Otherwise well 'bias In the metre, of pare gold. The feararite ecolortM are amaranth, piak, Wee, and bright realest. The Rue, it is expected. will come to town this day, and on Sunday go to the Royal Chapel, St. JAINteiL On Munday his Ma.ntsTv will in. specs the alterations making at St. Jamees.palace, and give his farther directions. The Dike of MONTROSE entertains a distin. guished party to•morrow at his house in Grosvenor. square. Lord HOLLAND had a select party at dinner yesterday at his house in Old Burlington.atteet. Tim Earl of EGIIRMONT entertains a large party of distinction this pay at his seat, Petoorth, SUM& On Tuesday the LORD CHANCRLLOII and the CHANCILLOR of the EXCHRQUIR dined with the GoWealth.' Company at their grand annivenary. dinner. 0. Wednesday the Doke of MILLINGTON dined with M►. ARBUTHNOT, at his house in Downing street, and afterwards left town. The Noble Dike is expected to return this day. The Duke of NORTHUNIIIRLAND, who has long been in treaty, purchased the Delimit estate. in Northamberbuid, last week, of Sir JACOB ASTLRY. Apsttments are fitting np in St. James's Peace for the sccommodation of the Marchioness of WieTNIATM, the entrance to which is from Pall mall. EX./VISITS HUBIANITY.—" The true Inver of an oyster will have some regard for the feelings of his little favourite, and will never abandon it tir the mercy of s bungling operator, but will open it himself. and contuse to detach the ish front the shell so dexterously. that the oyster is hardly eon. scions he bee been ejected from his lodgings till he feels the teeth of the piacivorous Gourmand Iklo ling Alas k isetk.".—f Tao Cook's Oracle.) The Losomso Casette, of the 15th ohms , t soya. tint the Greek Prince Coatscaxeno, who bas acted so distinguished a pen iu the insurrection in the Monso,anirtal on the tads of Jaaaary at I m anaaaae, km Game. &Meg trarelkd throve' 10117, owl that is bas rote w Oremaay. • AP • • ••••••••,.... Lt. ••• . AIM ..,inistußsope NO YRMEN h. ii The Illarqtaleaellifpubhipos of Uneasier sad family Sr. rind yesterday anoint II 'Unclose ' Boum, Berke's/- siren, f or Opleieramlniii their seat, &wood Park, Mils. Tim Ifaisplia 'if •Oier left is seat, Baylis= Abbsy, liPeorigl 3valerday. ten th. Wildman, Kest. • - . ! The Illwikais of Anotioury is expected to arrive on Mow my at hip bones is Old Borliegtosetreet from his meet, Bean Mini, Statonshke. • Tb. Earl aorl Coewinaremprr left Brighton ea Wassa il, for Petards. a a visit to the Earl of Ignorant. • The Earl of panda ad Lord Gifts. are espected in tam a ado w e sde flan their sest..C•bbass Hall, Kral. The Earl sad the Ladies Keppel are expect ed ia lowa pm* from Mr. CAA assfieller feak• ...i Ape. . The Earl a 1011,„hmiiy have s t rived . r hare IN Por - oi *oft their Mat, Hasq, Northampsomplare. . ..,,,,..,. ~.. •.0...n0r • • The Bishop of Losinlll4,fainily ars endue 111V:ltr their mew house is 111../001111n esaare tree Follelk o L i m ar k s and Lady Law Dad famoly are ermogled fa lowa tismorrear for the ammo Nos their seat io link Sir Wm. sod Lady Fowles arrived yesterday at Asarans .lll4* Seem Hail, Hanorer.imaare, from their seat in York. AIM Ur. aad Mrs. Thornhill sod family an arrived at their Ames I. Berkeley-square, from their seat, Ritidkowsetb: Hall, Norfolk. - Jodie Hackett, Esq. has arrived at Hodgesn's Hotel, Dm. vesetreer, from Paris. The Rev. Wm. R 11.1114 be. 1.11 Asti . 1 in Odor& 9 1 Arrivals at 'divan's Hotel, Lower Brook-stramt...sktisle gad Lady Wane from. Mielhammosslaire; 11. L. inlarair, Req. from Herm; lire—ls. Genie Cantina from Paris ; as Mr. and Mrs. Maven from Hants Sir Robert Whiten Hart. 1111. P. bac OPFleall at kia boom in Carraglat-place. Mr. Wipes, M.P. has antra at his he... in Pertland place. William Miran Esq. M.P. has arrival at his house in Upper Haritrotreet. =.21..'............._-•-2 Jr 1 eoolr op CifiNCElV,lJiiialaiTig • I Tioppo44,,,l•isiaT Si. 6 . " 4 .' ' -1 , I co •t y r - 7'e0w..1 :too t la 1 LORD FRANeill iiODO 141111assissrriisium LORD, t oo COLCHRSTRR, !IL ARABHARD RICHARD'', CHIRV ' BARON Oi TIM COURT ow onasitsiiusai%miD t ' °Times. • . R :sa• iwa 4 I The LORD Cieautait.ola—it Thii is a SI_N; brought for the pu r p ose o f stoke* teketopini‘n this Court es to the coustructirm 4414 litattiegg settlement of Lord Freneis- Godolphin and Mistr,,' Eden, to satisfy, the minds .of the trustees of tha t , settlement, Lord Colchester soil the Chief Baron o f,, the Exchequer. I have certainly root greetrdifLo culty in coming to a concluaion,)trittwitig, as t - do,' that the opinion of eilluai of the hitroid irustees on the subject might be better than mime; but, as it hest come before the Court for its opinion, 1 hive grip. pled with it as Well as I could. It oppe o irefrons the settlement, that, et the time o r the iiiiitiatfre, Lord F. Godolphin was entitled to. RO,OOO/..sectired by • AsegAgage ou the estates of his brother, the Duke of ,Leeds. By the marriage settlement, this sum vial Welted in trustees (Lord Colchester and the Chief , 'Baron), to accumulate until it amounted to the pet sum of .50,000/.: to pay. at the death, of Lord Francis, 5001. to his Lady, and • jointure of 1,6001. per annum during her life, and' !leo -to pay to his younger children et the time of his death 20,0001., it there should •trermere train one; and if only our, 10,0001.; and if the 40.0601. should accumulate to 50,0001. during the lifetime of Lord Francis, then. that he should be entitled to the interest, ut it : it hod accumulated to a math 1 ' targ " . . ' % . 'a ,) • 'g"TH &A TRES. larger sum than 60 4 000/, mid Lord Francis, who is ~ • 1...!..e. • ...em —..5.-- living, applied to the trustees to put apart the .i. I' .1 "t' DRURT-LANZ. 30,0001. for the uses of the trust, and to pay over Thr illsr . PleY of The Pirate attract vd a full to bins the residue. The trustees doubted whether hates tt night. The sudieace were obliged to t h ey were aut h or i se d to d o so, and applied to this = pleasure of Madame ViteTats's singing, Court for its directions. lam clearly of opinion bullring under severe intiospeeitioo. The that they would be warranted in setting spurt the e c ialtsent of The tine follownik in which the 30,0001., taking care that it is sterling money ; and of Young Wildly was switained by Mr. when they hare done so, the intentions of the trust EiLISTON. His fluent recital of his performance's will be simmered, then of course the surplus will be by sea and land convulsed the heave with laughter. long to Lord Francis, and they can have no con- The never-fading glories of The Cornsation were tit)t over it, sad of course it must be headed over displayed for the 101 d time. to bite. I have penned my reasons for coming to COTINT-GARDEN. this conclusion for the purpose of handing them to L .,, Last night SUAZIPILARR'S play of The Tempest the Chief Baron—bet what has fallen from me now otos performed here. It would be difficult to say is the substance of my judgment." whether Miss STirB2llB'o acting or singing were '-'tire attractive. Miss M. Tun's light and beau. ) tilful figure seemed peculiarly adapted " to do her --.......—__ lle COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Weinman', spiriting gently." Prove n's wand conjured up a TIIIIRSDAIN JANUARY 31. !my elegant audience. THE RING V. J. AND A. TOOTER. , The Souceroa.GeeattaL moved for the_judg- A ilillr ' ffS RDITOR OP IRS palms PRESS. ment of the Court en Arthur and James Foster, .. __.......—._ who were indicted at the Cumberland Assizes for a ema—t had seesatos to travel to eagobol, and took a post. violent assault and obbtructiou of a revenue officer. 'shales him Fietailitty. We charted berm at Houssloo The Defendants had pleaded guilty. It appeared led 66 7 dial" an led" oil". la Ellmei sloe Wigs: ;het the revenue officer had seized a horse laden is, 3B llPhift ai" -1 " 1116 11f 1 " 111 - 4 " 4 " to BNlskul thirty with w hi s k e y. b u t i t b e i ng d es k, h e j u d ge d it pru ue may 1 daimil i h i , pat j an ,i, drive ii the Black dent not to travel with his prize during the night. K . dgia u r * ea anrodfar l og th ea sill, so d f rom and he put up at a public house in the vill a ge at •ffistlfsucli Lsiodsa isurisse—osahleg twaispeight miles. which the two Defendants were drinking. who. 11,1ffilliffisi me the IllatiPtak.lloA6ol6 tos mail sad cos shortly after his arrival went away, but returned 11 "a 4 0 ...•" 0 ,1. 41 " 41 - 7 iste iii ; voila . we „ owe set. again with a grist member of ether persons, and =aid he ietoneed et the AIN key sad by giving rescued the contraband spirits and the horse. In *it, you w il l oat* .: T om , & e , the seeffie a pieta l was fired, and the officer was . • - s.. wounded. Os Saturday the oth of December, Mr. WRAY, Mr. Justice BATLEY, in passing the sentence of the new President of Demerara. arrived there with the Court. regretted that a power was not given to wife and family. It is uoderstond that he was feeble such offenders to receive judgment in their own counties. The Court took tutu consideratiou be swore is and open the Court on the 1 Ith of t *. Mr. Rowel and his really NM at the circumstance of their having come a distance of tepie diet iimielmor, and were not expected to leave the nearly 300 miles, and had diminished their punish ilderrreelil the opting. merit accordingly. The sentence was, that they he Alfilinsing Paper of yesterday celtlleihe a letter imprisoned sepaiately for four months in the House from the Honourable LsicesTut in of Correction. Cold Bath field., and enter into re . :clo be* states , that, is the eme liskiikmis, use tare cognizance's. themselves is 1001. and two sureties in i. 3 h, et cant the Government of Modem eethorised the 401. each, for three years. publication of all that traded to criminate her CRIMINAL INFORMATIONS. j i l tr mes s bet 'oppressed bee defence—and that Mr. HARRISON applied fur a criminal informs `Modros press, thus debased, is under the cen- lion against Mr. Hector, Steward of the Court Leet olps ibi r o f Mr. Secretary Woos, a p e r m can _ of the Manor of Petenfield. for misbehaviour in the sorted with the Marquis of Lonnouttheatr, and execution of his office. The Learned Gentleman candidate for swat is Council observed, that the borough of Petersfield had long We understand that great exertions are making been under the influence of the family of Jolliffe,. in canvassing for the clerkship of the Merchant whose agent Mr. Hector was. The points of that Tailors' Company; but it is hinted that the mole- Gentleman's conduct of which he had to complain sent% which hove hitherto been very coaoiderable, to the Court were, that on the election of the are to be materially curtailed. Mayor (who was the returning officer at the elective of Members to represent the borough), he persisted As it appears from the grants of the last Session of Parliament that 05,0001. (a wood moorage of in nominating the Jury himself, and sitting with 6,0001. en the former ro o t :. of mow per so _ them while they deliberated on their presentments, nuts) was voted order the head of " Law Es- notwithstanding he had a writteu notice given hien' ponies ;" and as Mr. Solicitor Murray, and the by some of the electors, that if he persisted in t • • 1 Tien. Secretary Sharpe sod Co. have taken sum. novel and illegal practice, the Court of Ki . . their fi rm dm prosecution s which otherwise wo uld- Bench would be moved against him. • have dprolead to the Solicitor of the Treasury,. Mr. Justice HoLeoeco asked how long the pesos said theiAttonsay-General and Co., it will be pro- l ice had prevailed of the Steward sitting with the pia, Wm, say further sum is voted to the Tres- Jury ? tele ' men, eerier the head of law expenses, that it should Mr. HARRISON said, he believed it was of rece be mode appiireot to the Howeerable House. io what nt origin. nekton tbs. two seam of 94.1000 i. of the two hut The LORD Cllll7 JUSTICE thought it wouldhl desirable that the Court should have affidavits o t segiar . iris mi l seVa limi lia l oAr lir il uougiecies t he ' loss ' . adopted in to the ancient practice of the Court Leet with re:: gird to the mode of the Jury deliberati n g . fens. Lotteries gave to fieneme priding in the =ltes induced T. BISN to repeat it is the oreseat, Mr. Hannon said he would procure such.all- , ss Is had b ees s e & w i seste i s se l eetiag . ( wa d. davits. and mention the matter again. missed elialters, se =say Capital Prises. The entlee.mea. Mr. Sceaerre applied for a criminal infernos. noose Takla are maned Air such persists as way arias title against a Magistrate of the county of Carman. them; sod ao way of the milskirsi focesni7 olvletleells then, on various charges of misapplication or Does wen approved by fatties isdividsals Is Lords*, It hoe hem thee& advisable, ter the moveability ef the Feline, tole,* accountin g for monies whic h h ad come into Ale , out ii, the .... so d "n o t the west ca d ,p 6. T ow .. T he heads for fines and in other ways. The Leeepipi . following may he had ii Whet. Tickets, Halves, Heavier% Cotassel then detailed some of the facts of the m a w% or eizteestbs, at Ilan Olen, 4, Csrahill, et 4, meat of his long list of charges, on which dill s Clariag.eress:— ' Coed granted a rule Nita. II 1,203 1,1111 1,1161 4,441 4,678 No. IMO No. MI 6,668 PRIVILEGE FROM ARREST. 4,168 041 liart 4,046 dr. HOLT moved the Court, that Dr. Beim" I oil 3,16 6 2,184 2,808 one of the Gentlemen of the King's Privy Cbestbere Th. 049 1,411 1,416 N 0.049 . (at present in custody,) should be discharged. le. 4.4 1 9 0,0,1 6,610 4,366 the gimped that he was privileged from arrest. Tbs. on e 3,m0 3,e6e 1,003 1.311 1,442 1,444 Me. DO Learned Counsel stated, that Dr. Bottom wee saw 1,03 11.333 Ns. 314 1,441 pointed one of the Gentlemen of the Privy ChM*. 3,110 ',Val 4,364 3,127 ber by his late Majesty, and in le 19,.0n the 1111Mita The presort Lotto" aritatoseat ea the 16th of THIS ion of his present Majesty. he received A seal OIONTH• s 1" elstit" "Ira Mosey his" •f to attend at the Coronation, sod did *Weed, walk* Semi/ whet ilefiet loM Es t TT" • Prier ior in the procession nest to their Lordship.; bock —No Ikea Primo-100 i5000t...-Etrorylleket draws sweet, -01 sack declaim im new m e iim i pook „....p,„„ t Prim: was not so mach on the actual service. as ea theb i Tries - ..... L. 19 10 o liability to be called upon to serve, which be (Ne u 1Neit....1.10 2, • I ffigthali....L.ll IA 4 Hub) relied. * Is Qeariet.. $ VI 0 I liressnoth, 1 S 0 Mr. Justice BATLEY —" Is set this as sages la log Loaner MO eld 1 b Copttots-:ths Niels Loner" • • wag !mint!! which can be metaled by deputy ?" .., . - ; ta i * s o Lister., pod paid; duly mama i Mr. 1101.3..." N., my Lord: 4•Nr7v.•«,,. - 11 2 -... .14,..a ~7t,:. Mr. intact Slit ";. 41 For a plain reason. i sup: pose there is nothing for a deputy to do." ' ' Mr. Hdt.t could only shew one attendaoce; intact, * at the coronation. the COURT decided, that Uoleis the party could make affidavit that he had real duties to peifarni it would be an outrageops abase of privilege to -r taut what was asked.. 'The Oily duty here s tbewn o be performed Was the arduous one of Pun a .4INOMM/40/sei• • • A.„....., ~„ [ . „ "tirtertkiffristixsrons , covidal n0m16,14 4li kt , gua 31. wits A.,.•:_,,..,,...__ , t' + • t lMkabeth Rich, / 414iss Elizabeth giehards, dies ' . -Eliza Hartley, eal,germed by Mi. Prit.t.oca on brissif of several dossodesea. The Insolvent was a young woman of aerrprepossessing appearieee : she had resided for *Otte" lime in Oraftomsteyet, titzroy.square, where she appeared th havelesio trilled an expensive sod dashifig estiblieleoirot. Her debts amounted to about 5001. all of which were contvatted withio a Short *seed time. The 'nomination by the Learned Counsel re ferred principally to the disposition of certain pro perty whiCh she was known to have poisoned. Some of the articles she had lost, some she had sold. rod for some she delivered the tickets of the several pawnbrokers with whom she hid pledged them. She was also opposed by a Mrs. Petite, a milliner ":Mid dress-maker or respectibility. The Insoleeat had come to her house iis her carriage cud gave dukes for some articles of weeriog apparel to ao very considerable amount. These were delivered upon preniise of payment. The Insolvent in a few days after ordered several more things, but she ,then said that site lived in Grafton -street, 44 aid that," said Mrs : Peaky " was enough for mei' 'Having doted her ease, Mrs. Peaks was informed by the Chief Commissioner, that ai the Insolvent had not contracted the debts by any fraudulent representations, she did not subject herself to the operation of the penal classes of the Act of Perlin merit. " Pray, Madam," aid the Chief Commis loner, " did you.cssoresnite an action agaiestthe Insolvent ?"—" Yes, Sir," re pli e d Mrs. PeekEr" I did—l caused her to be served with a writ; pat. Sir. she has so many frie n ds i n every coral of law. that I really thought there was oo we is loin; on with it." TI, Lady then withdrew ; but to going. added, " and she :tetra to him ar ordigifriesitis iis this Coast as is yip otter."—The Insolvent ems discharged. - _. .-• , /g' mob. tip.' 2 4,11*1 111110Lfra t I RP 'Aii 2410 .11 1 ~4 ~,..r •••••••2$ 0 .- •sur „vrat... l IP. •.. IT'' • •A . ....ch.... • •. 1 .1, .. Bow Yestatday Mr. Jai* Ws4tebe ire adareasal resesttae profession of the ke, sniaptielblfle She OEMS hr lOW of a warrant, sod soderaset dep seeednaliss before Sir R. Bina., charged by Mr. 0111oloses, so attorney. of Saw street, M sing', witb v i e i ssity assohiog ad weeding him. Mr. Holmes stated, list a few evaiags ails, he called st the residace ef, no Deadest, which wo ariderslood was is illabledeo-place, and sat in a snags by the serinot,sbst he called fres Mr. Loam of Cartesians* (a dist °lrbil)), to deemed • debt Wane, to which the eel, ass he gang ed was, Mr. Fiord coals' oat of his parner, bohliog aesedie he his - bead la the same position as • sae would nab ;Wool at soother, drove it is his face, horst his as mi. left eye, give him • most viola' blew sit tbs fseellood with the candlestick; and fertility . lured bin set of the boose, with al stuns' • word, or emirate soy rasa fa Ibis singe .pew bl• poss. • Mr. Ford, os being called epos to answer this charge of gross violate, denied the charp Is fob, sod charged Ik. lihriusi with being the aggress", sod that be hisi mon Sae sisio pat himself in a issuing sal pugilistic oaltacit. H. admitted that be tossed Mr. Holmes sot of his hoar, us be &sled that he owed klr. Lag, of Galenists... lei Illted7. a tbaChi eres.keew sea a Mr. Holmes, is reply, deal that any I *re. • rama i ii i i . ' proseeted . lri Mr. Ford, hod takes pla t e. ' ~.., • The worth; Magistrate , robsesed, that, with .. r . e .... dickey siusants,. it was hapossible for him le 'e he therefore called upon Mr. Ford Is And hail trrr ukeet din l y * ta charter Mr. Holatc, which lee acceediegly 4 .. i. Charles. lbw* 4.041 Pair Morey were, , !ill' reltiriag.Thomas Beacon a yowls shoot 16 o f his silk pocket . 'make:chief, ear Cbastegiogb t.- 12 *Wet* /Mercier. ' % • 1.0.....0raital * i The Psalms had. the aal&e g e . tradesman, who assisted ie thous, the robber. They we., awes; ormailled JUL Hi itodertaltiag to strange with Dr. Id , cases pupil the 1 1 400101.101 10s GOIr him to gips at the Wessiestallasiess. - • 1. • ROBBING OF THE ISLEWORTH OClAt irer, Chaska assit* was (barged with Maim the h nub, Ist alloodif, of IM luggage of Mn. Mary Pea" of Mesa 11,1, Mies • paseagre by the coach lit thedes. • • Henry Limps, li. darn rid his Galan litalaill each, stated, that as Needs simiog be Maga Ifirk'Bila,cb, las 'midi joapeogre, by his coach es Lads, sant* gar 'loess lix s'eleek, in the Stasi, err pi leddells=:- 0 genet, be , bard as asap by several pews" geld l oor las e s had beau robbed; he isostly siva Ms horn% . e, Weed the hind boa - opeal . sal' mimed la bag IC Mn. Forsyte's leggege, which be wippenso wbec the coach was is liratgariens. t . .1 . :•,) .4. /,. Wm. MOS* is sostairlo, strat i li l t r aboul entalrbck es Made, itlig lie se er the realign is the 1 Snead, with a beg; he creased the cap sod ' kr, supeetlig ast simethorg was sag, ea Nile fhoh a • post, Om NO Prissier bad stepped;' In awn Salisherporea, sad asked • piss if that wasAlsce who sold so, aid dwindling a ge a; he trek WI res sady, *kb the hag is his posassois s aad found • Opt yi it Midpoints: , ... ' Mrs. Forsyth snarled, tic! *SAW AM hacetst Occoc, loots os bar many. .• ''• The Prises was coutaitted fa trial. . , .... . niltY-LII- a PC. Yesterday a peal weal, assisd Boy, spied. to ire snag Megiorma, Macs. illsiesse end dinisha .." sassiorlsca •Caatisil is 1 1 . PiellidePlre lbs reerliaz. if sam aimed firourn, residing Sr Carbertee-pi e kio.< roc , sod sacening at Se sure lime Ina weld air sale a motet by bee kstrodaaa. The Mrigetratta legged her is sato she as. • • Is. Tip Applicata thee said, net seas tee mesas nest sis al deduced by as 'tiredne ss. is ter Paperi,,assitiectilet a Otani. was vacant, as • ar mory gasses bad y appliestiss to bit mar, se tees the amalicesesifs ? , whiades at aso is Cathertourimet, but ass 'F v ./Ream lip asordittely soot awe. so dimes...aka • dassod 11104 made sif Ills.list est hspieg es se t the tar, she pro II.: man Sd. lid labile aspfor ' resaisider. Us thee told her that Mk se rerstseeris at Peplos, nal sot • • e lately; Is amide two astlillior ' • and Ihillegl I trot asset he would get her aisnerr. lie also snide a slaw hid, at Blackheath wasted woregoadosi. bus refired &Ng the addresi of either. Orbetilsenisse shq bad received, ere ' tif them vie • situation as isisopandeo to a Ma. Pluoto iu bassagare, slaw she *AN spew, bet that lady Swihrw,- 110 INF OS ISM IPSO .11W2 hi allseni with •• pass soh, boa wate•MPICIF.6 I . II 7/ 1 1/ 1 44recl• The sprit.- ciart, las asap mbar ellltt e epsoodly sat l a ups blg sad igalic - tic —. antitiss, l the slights: preArest artiness _ _ . I 1•• :.~.,rr i ~..~--~r--~'--~..; K► the M. Mit lard ibst rein rd. mar i- I et wit le !‘ irkri Kt of shot POP IOO rots 1 tlterat O W. liar :.,~.. -..."-' i i k l~ r' ; s