The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-12-23 00:00:00

Mr' ZigliosK ilk9r The ors-. Id be r Ois diet set& is s Spain rtoot sany. awes ;pais, (I,bst us to such • tney *CUM Is *Wry ttMion r vst trough 44 in- e moat It is to omen- bat as ea as a were ea they ismeiiu attics. Dade is they at In whoa coastry Bova igais is g sites to lift. naafi to to t►e • XVIII. his ova Pros i 4 awl )141 ; but res: , - its embus visit ifs. P over 4bry can et She es. 1 war and e t s'i tq to some riol't--• poSell lay ausma-- Ii asked, 16 Nation. am dee to OA Ili ',Dement, kill the re- ofhis that WS "Ut hr polities leas/me di .o only reachaug. ids raised IVAustn in r the losses Paris user hems ▪ to them. 44 French NA uoy's ball. has lie re- 1 sad &ca lories there alv A a; and the r as it bet!•:0 its, to It* .4 ritboat ea— ac mucti se all pre loyal erica. I and put- et, believe no in the bat witb- Ut if, not ereteent..- I/Alliance ;oar of the tetard the ell muse, ft 6 the mere pl pews 1 iety. 11 r end hog the k t DAM • 7. ro Miry ICI n, read. Ile. this day, at Boarshead, Wilgerton ; Thursday, &Libels Saturday, at Woore—al ten. I. • TIM r, to-morrow, at Huntingdon ; and Friday, at half•past ten. rth, to-morrow, at Hut-green ; Thunday, at filloOdelli ih rills; and Saturday, at Hickletoo-Olt bia:ast I tia •L' • •• i• lard Midleton's, this day, at Osten ; to-nowtilre, 1111411d wolton; sad Thur sday, at nut Bridgford—at tee. • e ---- WHIMSICAL CIRCUMSTANCE. —... • • bum* iasaid, laughs at locksmiths ; a fact which i u s aa plillistaasi in the history of rustio lovers, who, wher e hot lift the latch fur fear of awakening the old g all contrived to pop their bullet heads, and (frig their shoulders, through wonderfully small holes sod wis.. seeks. ow Tat while the vertical mode of visiting the I is le.. ....3r....0. in country houses, the perpesdiMar rather . A deed of this description was attempted to Tuesday last, ad instant, at Whitborn, the hero being 1 NS. *deg youth, of the name of Palmer., and the heroine m a i e to • r le rr i ee nn with er. a e T an he or fo g r r m o e g r, a i n t d ap d f .s e p a i sr esi sp= Of ag any other mode of ingress, be mounted to the top bf a too story house, and there en deavonred to pounce upon Isis sweetheart, by towing himself, sweep-like, down the-Ain:- they. This, it must be confessed, was a hazardous expert -5:. t, and so onr hero found ; for when about midships, as a l er would say, he fairly stranded, amidst atone, lime, he, end soot ; nor could all his efforts ever again die- Matangle his carcass. For more than two hours he togged and pulled, scratched and scrambled. being, of course, averse to bxpose himself to the ridicule of the whole town; at length, however, Use love of life triumphed over the sense of shame. and roaring out as loud as he well could, he craved tbe for giveness and besought the good offices of the inmates below. At first his words sounded like a voice from the grave, and terrified every sine within the range of its wailing's. In a few 'nineties the family were all .steer; some feared it was • thief, and others fancied it was a ghost—one cried. " Jamie, load the gun," and another whispered, "0 Jean bring the bible." At last a coney dog set ea dead at tb• man In " the lum," as ever pointer did at partridge; hod alter tnis discovery the family sallied forth and alarmed the nelghbOurs. A council was held on the subject; at which some talked of lighting a strong tire to f orce i the intruder upwards, like other climbing boys, but the ma jority agreed on the more humane expedient of mounting to the top of the house, and pulling the man out with ropes This they found to be no easy task, but at last the culprit was U 11•118011. with legs as black and blue as the element he had passed through. When interrogated how be had got into such a scrape, he coolly replied, " he had taken the wrong port," an answer which was deemed so unsatisfactory, that oar hero was committed for one day to the gaol of Whit bees.--Dumfries Courier. Z2rik regret we have to announce the death of the WA Vl l b e 'at t e h l e er g e li n rd o' i c a l i trk yesterday ido gn e o s & a d; , at au house in Charles-street, Berkoley-square. Her lentyallip been ill ever since her accov,cheweet. W 5 1 I C aaaaaaaaaa Pic-runs or TIC Pewee WSDDIWO. It may lum Interesting to the admirers of this admirable pic ture talc informed that the principal figures are portraits. The bride is said to be a portrait of one of the beautiful and lovely daughters of Lady Sheffield : her Ladyship, we ender sod a daughter of the late Mr. Alderman Kennett. Isi the window ofa tobacconist's shop in the Hillgate, Stock.' port, is a printed paper of questions sad answers, on the sub. set of visiting theatres; tending to show that people who go In see plays learn every species of vice, and greatly offend the Supreme Being by misspending their time. /a the othp illesta window of the sense shop are ezposed to sale a number of inf i cent snurbozes.—Menchestcr Guardian. Enazteumen Anseaa.—lt appears from the police beeihs of Paris that there are resident in that capital and its en !vireos to sae " English families ;" but the police reckon one stranger living alone as a " family," equally with an esta blishes* of parents and children ; so that the te,orm I , fikesilles" wall not probably give more than woo in deviated'. At Calais, Boulogne, Dieppe, and *yr coast togrenj.hen are set down 10,co resident limit* of Eng. 11•16 y, Mloolllfire a pod many is the South of Franc, and =lsheet 9,ese tralitos of Gruel Britain at Rome and e. l sad mare Mast SON at Florsoce, Pisa, Genoa, and the North of Maly. A crime of alrmity was committed at Tow eater on We 0901 arsday the 6th isstant. A comb os°, of** aims of Ir or Main, who, we understand, is also proprietor of eamstbor coach, perpetrated the violation ef a Vestals servant at the Wheat Sheaf, where the coach stops, between sia sad seven o'clock in the evening, oador eireamstamees of ghat cruelty. The screams of the 1 giri wane hoard by the landlord of the inn and a littl e. he was with Lbw la the yard, and probably . by other per iwigs he tie house, hat mr mo went to her assistsaes. And _thongb the act was taws at the time, sod the wretch was is the town for some Um afterwards, he was suffered to socape.—Borkinglimastaris Chronicle A horse, the prop,* aft* Company of Proprietors of the, Kersey mad Irweilllawigidion.wu lately freed from fultbpri laboar, and seat to grimegaway the remnant of his dap. ' WSW torsdwy week this falafel servant died, at an age whitir had seldom been recorded of a horse : be was in his en year. It I. a very singular fact, that a bare,. which was opened a few days ago at the house of Mr. Rouser W001.1.1111 ' IV ; Wei Matlack' barracks, was found to have two hearts. were joined together by a thin membrane.—Donesster 0.- sett*. litroetsu Errousw.—The following Epigram ie writtow In 'Aar different Isegrages on a window in 1* Warwick Aram m ISO, Warwick : , ' In questa ems troverate, • Tout to Won pout so uhaiter, Visas, pages, poem, cames, Casettes, chaises, horses, harness! Ww are told that Veers. mootiag a Reverend Gey:it= bad abased *moil wish a wail sioat bordered witt . holds/Ms lappet, mid mid. " Ail. what_ or ague imam Amer but this late ease of 811A1PI against VtaLts and Bee hoingbe as t r er iato fuller pike lo the same parsine"...' fdis, atipo filanatoosts..—Amaag the late bat Mumble lavoada* IsOhli.' • vow grifloraa made by • Gentlemau of Masamoileat. , Tbs are ofhallow wrought iron, hia . a Itar tin 'elector, which throws the heat outm smiths@ bb aidallgaid a iripplag = receive the gravy. The gekless Is Im.smarrelei isle I-Stlis of the jaws of the am* ; s et ellicat rice to pieces, and can readily he classed g moon an ;dans, and ties dowaties seism Arai stag of :19iee in do , gag pa, to the great aerie' of hosser...—picis York Advocate. . _ limsasesir litsciwo.—Patamosown, Nov. 10.— T o the groat race towns Beli 'oder Cheriee will be moot* awls soar thooity of WGiiimitors Moro were this Wes oallakiapassongers la the stems be hose flattimore. of IMMO" iii I/ hellelid bye* isguartare of its hoist tashribir *atom. moos Wintroar ham pas from this thy, sad , assaymmis haat 'He York. Italy thouseads will Wir ii• t* nee -groand. M bets are Isimeocly heavy. We Amer heard of see Jilt tendered on Sir Charles, of ettle Modred owe" • v alued at 300 dollars , each. It is pieesilatod if Eclipse keeps within bassi ' the fess rosmai, that his bottom will beat tlir Charles. thi mho Mbar bassi, Myreatis the Mimosas the spoof of Fir Chola. Mot them Mho had him sod we m , bspo.ba we distaam .112F ai Mies l be aterest the is aseitod, mom slow la bahstk ital on *mod than at moo we romiliret is Mug Aliases. The im , bream ysalseea7 me howirod thousamt dams west to bi 'reseed en this race is the Baltimore stemmiem. Isis skid WO a million end shelf of dollars are now &Wed eureka race. ' Ow of the most curious appßoosims of gstriumisia to themes! of life, is its rem* amploymast as a mans of dist* ' bad meth from good. Thetas which galvanism has sew serioneily the frog at mistakes of deneste, of ridding you of • will' haw the hest in ylir. .it considered to be Alrisisty in its application. siediod is thus deesellimi * Preor *Loin', the nephew of OaLvasl. "He the dentist) int insulates the patient, sad them plans In his has an electric chain; he thee applies a mall piece of wire, and draws it gradually over the serfage ef the tooth; he *ea applies It to the nest tooth in the saniemanner. and proceeds in the like method with the rest, natff he aces is the diseased tooth, which is discovered by violet pain .lishig Fro dlittalnd an involuntary sliottne in the body. It has alwsys bees when the to ot h is eztracted, that It exhibited a awls* P, Zeit Is its Formalisation was sot visible - . : „. 04 At Demerary, some years *ism three Poo" slallef eess = ems for a hamper i t i cx from holm* which oboist two boobs's.— 'a ffoggirrarererry, HSI. ._112 . 41 . 5gb May Of eaSS *Wes in Groat h taken °CAN* as d frowns Imams* umber of them which ' me tat• ;iaTisd " sesk i lr f lr lato the Was basin Coital* tbig bp, woo valueless, ahoy rimm_ so hat, alit Pis* mei ohm glad to gat af time by Oay arm into tho i tl4l. and tombs* alma Warm& Tao. tarsals abroad with as if soaerslta *ha ell ow as e d s the tree Deco" , wh° . 11 4 1 := b." go rood wids toimisithros up. Auy alarm - libel to botch 'pips has wake ar do hot end his servants rand the town, or a hokt sionfflide mlff IA do. 111 s a ft whom they may.bs !applied with bottles - In limas for tibial this away, which saves the i oabishopths Mee* of.throwlrg them into 60 Nos which --rid rather do Mon Mead than is Englaad, Mllinia —,.....• —Mum. • s'aire: -, - _. ?IF' 4-,..- _ ... •- . - - .-i ( ... 4 011 • ' - e diell.-." ' I EFINT#I. APPOINTMENTS FOR TEE SEEK l ir w —.......... , P4ROCIIIAL BENEVOLENCE. Sir Jacob Astley's fox bounds meet this day at Bawdswell ; gamma ,__ St. T hms e nstuarshe ° winners an d end Friday M Wood Dalling--each day at eleven. 7 ..i.wi __ es, Ibmthwark, 'a- br. bowl s, this day et (lately ; to-morrow at Working C__,___lNlnewardlisS of ' 2 ° Pwillers. .."-- * - Mill; and lbi day at Moderhinghant- field House—to rim a orw"..._ to cild mik " 111111 " 111 ilw a ll . 1 " 1 " -reg " :"...' buck. ch " 1 " •. 11 k 110 =11MSAlsr dm Mem of distri- The Oak% , this day at Hail Weston ; to-morrow at Tyr- I PPP peer i i pe Of. geoerilly.—, Ingham ; at Marston Tbift 1 and Saturday, at The preen imiloyed la object fres Clapbtun Part---at balf-yast ten. an eartyillsibilllioNatiss. until ..._„:"" period of did' Berl Fitawilliam's, this day at Holm Wood ; to-morrow, at evening, eillipetwilisitly ipviltylm. lr the umeenni j Mali* •; ead Thursday, at Ashton Welsh—each day at ten . objects of tlegrineverolmen , lbio ... s. i y rdloptat i t Ma The Orineden, this day, at the eleventh mile stone, on the sh i lling „ as ow. i s ak a mil dans ail God Ifuntigdan road. were equally - lidi WM* 't sr Walla_ Mr. Hat's. this day. at Roarshead. Wilfferton ... Thuraday. ~a • ktiVl al. ir4EVs, A . ,‘ •W 7: „ POPT2Y. - t green tlegotioo aboued ; ' . ibrill AIWA' mound ? good, stood ; lot the storm. _ Cairogeem Celtic wave lase; ' the sea, are free ? littering ray 4 the now day, sheds on tie sight, cold winter night? tby youth, honour and truth; tlmarroul, frees tbeilt enema iicrimmes; am.? perfume, bloom ; which. they beer. and fear ? wave, slave, Oise wirtup to soften the Moslem's weed heart? Ka, no! 'tis the magic that glows in thy train, Gives soul to the action, and life to the scene; • MA" the deeds which they do, and the tales which they tell," &chant us alone by the pow'r of tby spell. And is there no charm in thine own native earth ? Does no talisman rest on the place of thy birth ? Are Me paughters of Albion less worthy thy care, Ins soft than " Zuleika," less bright than " Outstare !" Are Monona less renown'd, or bar warriors leas brave, the slaves of a Prince who himself Is a slave. the strain, prolong, song. nosy twine, .1 r divine) tomb, • Ij:a is bloom. I ik ~ • littoral* for viit to the Dowager , North - Cray, Kent. WM* Marquis of ,ler Lord Oren ' biiiiiii4Waat Dean, Dover-street r—Major 1 Rev. Mr. Carter in I Piccadilly :--Jamas Math= Riclised TerrinJ:7 Yinseat, esifOnanklartarot ler - -I. llteornt-strt: —Admiral Nlr Chides and tardy i -- Alt, Mn. Gander, bad Mr. ilaieter, pi . their mot- __As. William in - slii'. Faq. lea Arrived at the Waterloo Motel, Serraysosirest, -Brent s tear. Departure : Mr. aid Mrs. tbrillonterser on. VlB lP .l i rla. w 2 P eses has lisp Xs fit. James's Hotel, Jerseys *vet ter Chatham., SirJas. Mackintosh, Raft. has arrived at Peaten's Hotel, R. J4asests-streett, drew his seat In Eeyb. Departures 2 int'd s lu e ek4,, q. has wickliegolear Ayhdriss, Nor folk i A. es F. N . tbr Ms peat liiMaists. Elated Ilderfamtv n • left the Royal Hotel, IR. Jemerrs. • /Mag. ter,Letorpoel. i • Hen. Wis. Prorlett Imagrritved at his sett! in Cartarsotsset, •• $ Sam his seat. ileakerb7. Lekitierelterc ii - Freak Forrester, Esq. be. smiled Is tows tires his seals lirriesdershire. • Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-eqoars :4-TAdy Elio. pith ead.family frst:ur; Gen. lialfooK Amu a tour. COltiatt.Corbott, has left eifto for CAsibridpshire. ' Arrivals at the Cla Hotel-, ilesd-street :—Capt. Os , , m) P JAPIMI_PurAIoa. Esq. from a tour. ... -r p ad the Hon. Capt. Speacei have kilt Ira; 41'N * * err ire. , -..,_,,,, • ybreek . e his lilt town fat his oat AesiMIRION. , • , _ •••• ' Tile rat lifetable-y Harvinglea had a dinner party yesteedii, MIN t biL avd, St. J . .N. - 4V:d. jump** pad or Nor ernes's. perty at dinner 'Yesterday, sets Orem-skeet, covieter - ellhare• tirseville lied a hits* perry stdinaer yesterday at h is lord li f trasieet, party at Atelier Yestekday is Old, aferflisstss•siesel. - . • sugatintdommommlin • . • ' .0e Thlirsieg , Abo.iii4eoi.ogsa intfre4 is loyal • fism.thiteleik pead ea _ sylds intakes tionoored Ikurpdarre. keit". sr ids presence the lent Vats this' onset). to Ms lIM.PO/ 1 ! Ore.! 4 - sziptillgtilrestestdarigh street, I . . - 411111645i5,... Aft • flohT•rs: e s _.._._ , giall;k 1 " . 110 ,„„ ,to poor Easav se a ripsaw. .. '. • • Ittiariserrw.—A coaatrymaa givintairklonee la a Cour:* .SI asked by theetissamil lib. into h o t s. t room iPtiliock ? " 11 kire!" - I Sir." answered tie awn, " I was b•ra • alseastglif woad year of Lite prestsit i fliet rat • math timed roans Kum less oneMeted* . my. wo rm AP. end bad pnroted Sallie Kiss. the *Vowing pp r•-‘ , • • Omar to Ling (lea scads liM,ltaitible rentals" • a v i.li g Iliac riff it poor °Wits Ineies collatan; If Ling George to will Witaist a long day, leorge Linellsr rig for ever wiU pray." kliniabodeStmestia it a boll, out a *ottoman emimilior, etrilst she adjoitpd Aar tucker, whether bb etpddifird *lre , which she held so her band t 'rife, Illiadaat," moww r I r l . V . ,Ir ocseding to use It, " but I can fan a flirt." One day is King and his son, Bodin, it wank is MIMIC i - pot their Mathes as the hack of th_estjeator, sifdint b : Low M --- ass awe am sat's load upon you. " Ein," replied emit „ l i r; tbis load of two asset." s; 1 " What hue You dot to 'ay, old boolsollbse ?" said • Coal _. ...Oat to a faessor, at a late Cambridge =tic. " rtir ea; ~1 44 g, raworod the farmer, " I am thisilitaw del ► Ws naltili•F j ..,s. AIWA head, would mate a very wood MO.° • . A Lady, Why has already ebtalaadltimir at sea or two af the pieviseialtbasime, ist, ma. poi to Wks • ...- , 111* a, in w„ 411 4 1 •••••f• go. 1 : raiiMp e o e ss ill essiZre / lhe igbeit d an tha li e rgl; 1 4 ' ysali for dm stage, is to node the tap • intooso k lot/bin As bean a striking resemblance. '-' ' • 1 7 4 ' • - Illelfastras LMMIJIIICa's eisita draWi ird2rials* Amon is, we bare already state d,am oat, a m beC bPok aim of art ia til e remarliably esirbset Miasma Tile *nil twwwsagybk, AIN NUM"; mid remarkable t I:4 ( .: 't glirlobelloolieri intents. Mat it is meld to b• . awl . 6' *i t, oer 6 stranger to ats•tbo arairiattridieut yeassaipkr. ,t op thopartran of pouf Ilutourasera. foam, who biota Arm Le Era ct V al ials• aa t pribitlee 11 tf vd 0 Os, lir' ...1--- - - - dm Bank , _........--- TO LORD SYRON. - itsiaVet thee the land where be hardy gr I Weil hlisoapipg heath, and the harebell a Min uftleeeille mountain the shepherd's i Is Ward, lii* gleaming, so sweetly to soul hnow'st thou* Mid of the mountain and I Whereikepineem the bred for ages has sto blivethe eagle Wiles forth cm the wings of 4 iher young one, are rocked in the high i xnow'st thou the land where the cold Celtic iodide* the hills which its bine waters &two Wilibithe virgins are pure us the gems of tl itailbleir spirits are light, as their actions i SAW* bee the land where the sun's ling'i 'Weeks with gold the barbel*, till dawns lb Whi r Die cold feeble beam, which be sheds Sc ' ks through the gloom of the col 'llp bad of thy sires ; 'tis the land of tl Whilmilint thy young heart glowed with hi Zge w t aliddire thy a ra ge nc s y iustirs , t d e f augb r t tb ron Nei "lig does that fancy still dwell on thin Whereby° leads to madness, and madness Where courage itself is mere savage than I Vipete slap is—a despot, and women—a al Theimbeeft *the braliook and rich the pi Amililabbsibaspirdsms of Oyu. in their bloi tie roses they twits, or the vines whit pence to the heart of saspicioe and 'bright ray gild the Epsa way It see, can it brighten the lot of a slave, (Jr ail that is beanteoas is nature impart _ __ . . . 47.11 T -re .•T trite thy wild harp! let it swell with ti wily la arms live and conquer again ; Their deeds and their glory thy ley shall proton' Aed the fame of thy country shall live in the son The proud wreaths of vicery round heroes may VTialtbe Poet who crowns them with honour di , And thy laurels, " [Vides," bad sunk in the tog Had the bard not preservid them immortal is bl FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENC • /1. • Grit ••• • psi and Camden Cowper left town on Herts. , liar of has left town en • viit to of Lowdowietry, at her seal, Neel freseten of sex Vie left hews tl s e • Hee% Ile the. Wide + CleeeeNte: her Mires, b " • wager =: 4 4 la beetr allia tenearilee bar sai C =a rt e v i °a; a" hen hw einalwa Mama AOC+ seea: ao4Ceent. Werra toe Bre ,"• ire* Wemo's Newt. Negrat.atzl dir .11s etwood &e• likaghtop ; Sir qai Reek en a leer Res. Mr. Ganger, Mn. Ow tiam&v, jos for tatir . zwei, is alias iwifiNahMet• ligf.a• ~ I "" tnnhilhodyilemingsWria ~,zeav of a 4augh- , • • Gar liatardag . Wston- street, 1 • bar:ley-saaluih. , I %.„ -- Tao 9 garallTiiii t 4,4*-41011 VIM! spat kw tbe dis- I ' ' •••• , of geseeaadskAl the delegt egereise a stalling I "seeds; visiaa4 by aptualser af ilitlagoished pisetitit.' a- I t-' 1, 4• 4 Tan to the srtomakaaake toped the state of its surface: to •""* o ' their surprise sett gotrow.l l 9 llo "rt t h 'l tu fm " that im,,,,m the % snare twat of the last week jad Dot load* twist Ann on the greater' gemedastgatall.avas Slat past whistlwrel •-A . wiree gns teo, neer the hanks. only I. very si t t This woe*, by away with oilaset The • ' Mbar tra/lia Of the Park Were, 600 LW Were 'the • . idal,ostintli deserted- l a m . , •-• I Mr. 111111'1r, the eelehrateil Sildpeor;lasiailliliWil MYSTERIOUS FIRE. On Saturday Peter Whitehair, watch house keeper at Somers Town, attended at the Police office. Hatton Oar Jen, for the purpose of making oath to a bee, that broke oot • second limo at the house of Mr. Nesby, 61, Burton - crescent, at twelve o'clock on the night of Wednesday last, for the purpose of receiving the reward due to him fur bringing the first engine. It appeared that about ail o'olock on the above named evening a person was seen coming out of the house and shut the door; at seven, it was discovered by the watchman that it was on ire; be knocked at the door. hot there was no person in the house to answer him. The alarm became gcoeral, and it was found necessary to break open the door, when it wespliscovered that the entire of the stairs and banisters from the bottom to the first floor was on fire, the flames prevented any person going up *lairs to save any part of the properly, which was of the most fa shionable and modern kind. Four or Ave engines arrived in time, and a plentiful supply of water Wing obtained, the fire was extinguished; but not before the lower staircase to the first floor was destroyed. The firemen eiansined the progress of the fire, and remained on the spot for near throe hours, and neither them nor the engines left the spot until they saw all was safe. In two hours after they let, which was about twelve o'clock, the neighbourhood was alarmed a second time with the cry of fire, when it was discovered it had again broke out in the same house. The second fire broke out in the joists of the first floor, and appeared to have no connexion with the first fire. However, the arrival of the parisheogine, brought by Whitebair, and penises with buckets of *aim extinguish ed It. Mt this time there vas no person in the house, and how these two fires broke out remains a mystery. Earl MULORAVE resigned his seat in the Cabinet a long time since, although his name appears among the list of Cabinet Ministers. When the Noble Earl re signed his office as Master-General of the Ordnance, in which he was succeeded by the Duke of Wm.t.i no- Ton, he retained his seat in the Cabinet, and attended Cabinet and Privy Councils the same as when inl office, till prevented by illness and infirmities. How- I ever, the official notices and boxes with dispatches continued to be sent to him till about twelve months since, when the Noble Earl resigned his seat in the Cabinet on account of his increased illness and infir- 1 tnities.—(Sunday Paper.) • 1 MARIA LOUISA, the Ex-Empress of France, has, it is reported, been invited to visit England, towards which the Grand Duchess feels a strong inclination, provided she can obtain the permission of her father the Emperor of AUSTRIA, Let us hope young Ser jeent NAP may accompany his mother. That would indeed be an exhibition for the ensuing season for John Bull to gaze at. • The Holy Alliance, it appears, are endeavouring to. make history, as well as all liberal institutions, suc cumb to their High Mightinesses. We learn from Germany, says a Paris Liberal Journal, that the Dra matic Censor of Austria has caused the denouement Of William Tell, a tragedy by Schiller, to be altered. It is no longer true that Gensler was the tyrant, and' Tell the liberator of Switzerland. In the new history * which alone has any claim to appear on the boards., Tel misses his aim at Gensler three times, who par.., dons him as often, and the piece concludes with " Long live the Austrian !—Long live Geuler !" On Friday night, Long's Hotel, near Bood-street, was burnt to the grog*. . The insurance Was to t' .. ... amount of 18,0001. CAUTION TO LINEN DRAPRZIL—.AS the late Main stone Assizes a young wapiti was convicted of steal ing a piece of stuff from the front of a shop at Ti bridge Wells, where it was exposed for sale; and the Prosecutor's applying for his expences, the Learned Judge said, that he would grant the witnesses 1 expenses; but be telt called upon to express his approbation at the temptation which exposed goods presented to the weak minds of the many who v unable to resist the pilfering impulse, upon which t. apparent facility of escaping detection unfortunate' . and sometimes fatally acted. SINGULAR DiscovlßT.—G•s TKO)/ PirstoLicr. Ous ACID. —lt has lately been discovered, that when wood acid is made to pass through an iron tube heated to bright ignition, and the acid allowed to enter ' tube by drops, in quick succession, gas of very cellent quality is obtained. This fact was served by Mr. Lest., of this city, whilst pursu... e some experiments on the purification of Pyroligneous Acid, and is a discovery admitting of considerable practical application.—Ckater Chronicle. • A young woman, in the Parish of Middlebie, Dam friessbire, has the following relations, all living, w; their faculties quite entire and capable of attending to their borers' employments--aatnely, two great nd teilteri; two great grandmothers. two . twograndniotbers, a stepfather and a atellmOdtar s sod father, and leibdier. ' - • • •*" I‘. Yesterday inswing at !o'clock award* to eaminkrOppe t a benwqmodtp 'lipoid. sit ehaliost ma Am *ass, Whom' dell intlannithemplimineg the awielidp Rini Pailllegssn ChM& 'no whom emit , i yearn Wir Mb*" II freindie lathy. loto =mod averdee oeseelesed by Ike s t lie *sr tl y si sio aß g inte. Ma aestoddeop .aissed there . was lawasnes to wheats: 1101111. Wag, pushing, wad , that took place answipst dicents„ Idle fellows, sad ott en who cam them sat of's catty. This custom of throwing bread end obsess at lt ton Church oa the Sunday presiding Christmas Day . origin, we are lefoinned, la tie will of two sisters who travelled to London to claim as estate.. to which they r Soma& suciacedsd, sad beteg tee* 60064 were Int tiered it Paddington so thatarp . . , . . Saturday night, about eaves o'clock, ease thieves broke' the house of Mrs. Jones, Vaiebredmlreel,Mlnt,Southwark; the back window of the drat-dear, end stripped ha WC bedding, all the ether finite* sad a has caatainink - pt. in messy. Tbe poor memo embsesehn, 04.04;ht a' from her oosolipkinai tbisday. found haseslidsprivisd ~ product of het llerd esoliel tit tba antwisterillAL The same evade* Om hew of Dertßettras. lilaishaimee the Borough simile 'ls lb* liereagls-reed t mat door to t Dek• of York pablimbeeee, -wee isde le be robbed some persons wile weft morte get over Ida bask preault. Tim thieves at BOW thay bad get has the wrong a_. _A be: i t s a ripitals rolrept; one otter party aarrowly en, the Ladled of the DekaisfYork 'stied tl7 rip t east, whist. pew- only. sad the fellow was teamed die toed. The 1111111esiwne end 8eet h.4. 1111211111. 1 P. wert%, l res di %riliV ilik et la ........ le protect r ful-u..1 cp "" ' Peri l iy igint meets ' s 111 las -- Beading was prempeding to town, it come In contact :with a ebehmeart, at isiglatsbridge,. oppoldle the "Ur e Guards berserks, the violates of CAW' eveeth rued the chair cart. in • wet ilip landlord •ei the Marquis f Altio7 um a pewees mimed Williams, *Sy lumen news of el the wheels passing wr s erler 4 hry li Ti ere eon hew esweekes, and now lie is i very precarious a as boor after the shore aceident toyk pleat, - leaders of ems et L' , s lsiewertb stages took fright seek st. o='s hospital, andel. with unceasing vleisare • which wore seven outside }swinging , ' 'fr k2ermawild an 4 f l attempts to stop Ahem were lanai e melt met cart, cart, startle( opposite who the* Seek• locked in dm-fen AMA of Wet i•••• that mule the horses sterigest . vamp/evidentially kept tam r ems Jar weeeived very little twpery in pa- i -Marled, bat several tepoiltlitipie irelbee4 11111 greay Sather with it, ' . • and tbepitroseot &toms Lewis telecom for at 'imbue, Titchhe • ld, sod Alverstoke, in the eOuniy a anima tee couple ror many years. No clergyman, whatever 0 for unless the certificate from the Mayor is presented at Min '. Southampton, was desirous of raisin upon the security of his religion may be, can perform the marriage ceremony, 1 the latter, a sum of 3,0001. by . way of annuity, and for that o nt. An ambassador has a right, bet in his own house ' ig to purpose applied to Mr. Be ss Lewis, an attorney of time, _lnasmuch as they would be subjected to criminal psi- Mart-lane, to negotiate the loan. At this limo the Rev, sue- mentally', and 'by his own chaplain, to marry without such a • Defendant was a good dell clanaraund i the freehold es- or chapel only , and in his own presence, or that of his repre- certificate. On this ground, it was contended that the mar- from tales in s estina were mortgaged for a large sum and i were several ontstaading judgments aphid him. Dr.,- there in the way stated (whirls was very much doubted ,) was void by Mr. B. Lewis undertook to raise the money. i t was pro . rise in this case, supposing it really to have been solemnised cat Of posed. that in consideration of the sum of 3,0001. the De- the law of France. end consequently could nut be binding 1 . It fondant should grant as annuity during his life of 43a1. _, secured ea his freehold property. Messrs. Kilvington and in this conntry. lOU Bostoo, retired tradesmen, became the grantees of this an • It was agreed by Counsel on both sides, that the cause tory, nuity, and the deeds being prepared, the parties on the sad should be determined by the opinion of the Chief Jus- bee on this point, which should be final and conclusive of Um ai d s, of December, leis, met at the house of Mr. Benjamin Lewis to esecuto the same, and pay the consideration money. Thu ease- - . be had in the cue was to the admissibility of the evidences par- m oo n s o r the m o rtgage debt upon the estates was 1,1831. tos. Tbe Loan CITKV /vanes said, that the greatest diffieofty w i t h and the judgment debts were estimated at i,soil. ios. Mr. Booms Lewis was to rooms ," a sum of wt." hundred as to what was the law in 'ranee. A copy of the civil codo copy of the law of Frain*, meted WWII in threcourts of that Ogren for his trenble in preparing the deeds and negociat. bad been produced by tbe French Cosset as an anthentie :reet, bog the annuity, which NM, added to the ot h ers last men- was not sufficient evidence of the law of Fraoca,bst noting , .. _ Booed, amounted to 3.e00L Wien the earl ics met the deeds country. Ile should have been disposed to Ibiuk that this 0 Inc upon the authority of Sir Thomas Pictoo's case, *lmre situ- were executed. and the 3.000 i. was paid over to the Defead- ant. It was alleged that , is soosequence of the nonpayment far evidence watteeeired respecting the laws `re am, be of this annuity, so ejectment was brought to trouser the milling then sects evidence. he was elearly of spialen, that Raid- estate , upon which it was *enured. in which the arimtm „. e . tbouglit this proof of the law of /lice was aut. Ad - iteal- covered a verdict ; that the Defendant afterwards moved fur T un , a new trial, but it was refused. and the grantees obtansed he wAs be hclad to mull) der the ifiarlywf the as it possession of the estates ; that the Defendant afterwards would runaidcfral is finance. TIM& was Lord id on brought another ejectment himself against the grantees to Lord Stowell. In PalrYsPla l'• rragreaP_lmr algemilarli helniC • lined recover back the possesion , but bad not been allowed rya to the Feeney !aw l , it! pheertallteehilli that this mar defendant's plea Boa dlittsivesteh. •in •-, •.- 0..4 to p roceed in such ejectment, not having paid the cuts of nig° was 5* 44 1 91 .1 SON a** effidselsterealliequently. lb ".' the *Molests that the Defendant then applied to decision or the beamed Jedge, • at_ ___ . „,,lno • s die- the Court of Ring's Maeda to set aside the senility is The Defendant's Uotreeiel littler egehM to abide by th No d s question fir several rounes, but principally ea tbe ground that part of the mussy, which was the price of the annuity. The Jury were directed to bad Ihrillerillidartill-D were was retained by the person granting it, which rendered et "at 172 . 1 4 4 . i Cedar MIL " , • b the void by the Annuity Act. On that occasion the Defendant ' ---"wilMw-. atelymade the afiloarit oft which the alleged perjury was as - COURT 011 . COMMON PLEAS, Gaudszess, ' signed. The part of the affidavit on which the perjury • was assigned was expressed in these terms-" That pre. Illareamme, -Ds MEM il.. ~ aims to the executieo of the said indenture, the said aWII- B. Lewis insisted upon retaining from the said sum of RUNIMMII PeM16•1 0 1 , A I r gSSEL 1. when three thousand pounds the sum of three hundred guineas, brigiber.grepeiese iv ini trO L, so lf iressaw 1111: ,siiiroi l ;h. :u tbrit z ul t is s rw r ize, 7 4 o nara it a n e t itn s iso . tn ma ted Ina remeeeratioit for raising the said sum of coatil , and . I ._ AN preparing the oecserary securities for the said annuity , r 1 "c anal Mould B.Liwiiike iodated upon retaining from the said the De. i es- ems ef 11,0 m the farther sum of 1,1531. tic. or thereaboats. , - of m grid Fame we Ole for the purpose of satisfying a mortgage debt sod interest the t, ire tie emit Superior. for running I sr tisejl_fte, is tbe mouth of Moven, . .the 55th November, and tilt t charged epee memo part of the property . , to be made charge. tear, is". some able with the said annuity ; and bo also insisted upon retain- 44 e k oo d eer Om toe .Unit the Acid, ins from the said sum of , of the further sum of 14011. for MN mirk IgterwQ a t easel drilling down upon then •-, ict i ca i the purpose, as be stated, of satisfying certain judgment ore- rvt e7 I . t - ettit . . diters, witch judgmeou lie, the said B. Lewis, swains:lend ; •-•-•7_ .ww , gir t every precaution to warn lb ; might a ff ect the premises upon whiehtbe said annuity wag le wialasoo l . y o u o i • and for the injury the forma was brought. ..,_ be nude chargeable; and that, accordingly, os the execution D''`" of the said indenture by him, the Defewhaet, the said .. prise Stratford, the master of the Paine, proved the fa, • with B. Lewis did hold a qoantity of what the said defeedeet a& bl? saiilar from ibielkoik the rid November, and nn It* mding suppeed to be baok note.; but h o, the said debasing. eetb as brual;t l ll o *tb_e_Partalt• oft theXerepla ten fatho* 'Nowt had the entire possession thereof, or berm Beet Ida ager• ellE t de'lue teas , alullatelb wills owls. Ahoy Pula' opt knowledge w m p e r si tay amounted to' and s, whiorlblammpit 'eine o• lit ► i Wiebeeerril the sepamor sap him 11. ante, VANN, is the •of the said B. - he, the,imid wiadeauell. 1, 'filetbir soslimeard ,siest at ow o' c l oc k r t e by • desire of the said B. Lewis. ales held or the wonting f Ilirlileh,.iblean it was elearvreathsg, he w ' Y r lUld tr illill ielsaed epee thesame. Un po this affidavit the geode* • er teck, mad be thence*. amtille.ateumea. saw U iplid_was, Slit, that the bank•uotes which were Bee roe. , istr i eiz w ind sad Bac aid Needy on ht . of the annuity, were delivered into the heeds, mot fi r, be • ewd Wiled with -MA. speaki WOMB. In e r a : 11.- ga n meessit,_ an wtiTs b r t e a s e:o a r "elessic l t s ib. tAW l tlttd a. I l a a: 6 e tle blba . bat .r bbart____ . hts"th • " Itt ".ll7 gr it hal vili ti ' L Sselleittle • _.,.. t 2 - posomment of the Defendant. .Iw, et wujawn. hoe will, _arnd .. sow . .. 14:111 tad. awasvam,spetaisigted with t is the terms of the lestere, did pay le aserWillime - ,„ • =i llik erbe Uwe attended fbr the of tweeitrieg it. Abe V, . ir c b in ve rft - .4 % iblir would • drill rtdrillat ma. but it meet at MUM Mai. los. being the prin Del and Interest des by the wire proper wags on deck. lie obsery mow Damodast. on a mortgage of part of the proper ty e b eeßo o tor, . pbee,_sho was a smile disbud; the weather • Oen* vitth,'•emode subject to the payment of the saki aneerty. mad dam , elettell, it did bet blow very strong at I m mad- who then gave up the mortgage deeds and securities her she C r . .0* Mlle Peak. The Superior bad nobody N if curl- safter•aht t a d in like meaner . pa into itanda b fl i tt= . . ippey;.::llllsei id her foresail u n til s h e s t rm In:riot heis i tl i , t o b u e s: id sum of three k ill und es reetr t aiaiimi; mad. _.„.. A gg; da...... amnia of the transactis eeptl.eartklea.lbr the payment of the bill of the said B. Lewis. , erne ' , lierwilwegese ran up from the mid Itse discharging of lodgments affect the said Sy s :, q, " =when she struck the Fame, 111 / end th ird, that the-midi/. Lewis did net bald lel& „, reef NM j" Sad 011141 voice bat re. iseeelity *Cheek-no*. without grain' the melee • '''' w ; 4 4'08;• - •Wbet reseal bad the watch !" oftbem to She Defendant; nor dribs; whilliabaeobetwore . • Me. • for the Defendant, remarked npoo 1 &able' Ia Illiabitunemdeo of g. Lewis, hold se' pet hiedilud= 4 l4l . _,.. ty t $ • ' ilkiftweeemele ; the one to which . ' be Nob i bet Abe said B. Lewis lest, to the - preeressoof .i s , T .. .._ 7 1 ~' tu 'reputed, being by toe ton Zia lilt, itiftetly eoneted ever the UM hates , tothedell UMW ,• 17 ' • . 'effattsneatiew was, however, :A la s ef killed. and thee held said Wok-motes in his heed Amoebae* ' n'"7,• r '• 1 . this eiten , or purely ueov g e t time ,t il he b riethem.into the main pessmelowei Me ,- •,,,,,,,, • ~.,•4r,,v _ ,,, lush have overused.. i etas "id le nt, w be Om did, who then took had. and •• .. • •.„..- the much •hed d reeased•theer into absolute power mid dismal. end sq , ill beg ,".,T " rl4 Rya awl brig ; mid that , that beeelght have emeeled and l fwelMisestep the - InlMettli s 4 had, ~,.). ; • 4 .4 6; . 111Msliablef the,lllielsk bet Las of tie flailthouglit e t; awakes the sll.BlllllllldieUecitly ceentest . - '" 1. - t fag , _ thadidleeitg of 'to the tirldstresecn cc, be, thesaid defeedmit, meat have well 'mew* 'llij l / 4 -i, , .., awes _ ..el lib s Plots ibed by whit GM amount was, ardi that the easemat of thesaid Rota* --', ,',i . • .4." ; „A v lik„, umauffigtheelly calms. wen Mai. . cledleettat the c, made Tepee.* these aseigemeets, Mr. Proses, a the , • mat who dee p red the deeds ; Mr. gentle. a of r. . lislispi . I (tithe litapeder l Pelif siL ilt fof bja Lee* ``Mr. Kikiogsen, one of thegraettess nod• Mr. • , WIN -' • aroused by the witch, ... , l e d i nto Lewis bbssself. were eeverkily callediand et sluareo ....t .. ... • . . deck, and it email% upon ~.. that when the deeds were excreted the- p • o i' ti ,i; deck, = 64 in contact. ' era ' tlllo6llillls to s,oed. is bob notes, wars e ....11,13., it & voi was im r- T he over to the defendant, who had the inealpieSe _ . sad 12_ ,• . ~,' * hie it-was Fate" manual pomesaion of the money; _sod- tbation militate a•i' — 4 .. . . : ' 2./22 .,..i5it0 Mg. Labia fag bbe Ph *gel , .'' - & ._: elia.' The Toe to have sof Bs, , . A .. , e ,..,,,.. whips eseid beeethen , J• i • • i t i - contact Mr. Bensumwr adiliMmlat the . 0 an d •,1$ • ' . ~ ',.i. , . ~.. . ow " omu sapid M ' Li t . *NY. coortiniatar, to the d t., whom, , :0, .. . .. .f . ..t t 0... i ",- .. i chaise • uquaintsece, be believed to be ca t leopards . •'. . A i ',••7',;41• • : alliftweiriassos st ai _ i _ mna llwassitt e ( s ig - l ass of Ediebood, although heft* beet Me OS why ~ u , u1 ,,,, „.. , D s, s h e sod driven to Be reentantressiips/.roiss. ' I . .- e t . 174:4. t0 --semok. s a Doe as a vindictive ere le a d Orr lb* . *; .1." • v• 14:deauree alt onverei mosey from the deleadant; • , wa , . • .. eat shearad li ehts.a.Vst la stale. averted this pretteelltioe 'bed helium her. see, the purchase the forhestepese of *". At P. : i .'; f iss. ' ...see 411 in er i. 0.. . _....1 . . • • t A r i g ht to show that the allidaelt wows L am. • , . .. „ , „:, ~,,„ • • is .pro p r s . ! 1 rloitioce honest remelt of ifit Moralise st r S. - • ~ • • 4, 1 : ...; lagjeteestlee to ocietrovart theme: ere and rate act with the leisolliedge etitallimiesi int .. •• , ir:"... 1 . 1 ' ", witawee be a Juror, on the pal matting, Mr. Ik e Luta Mid %lett •IWlresawattmley • , ~. 1, . „„ 34 , 6 - : • . • efbrmer gewdent. In t • year !mahatma moptipoll Ma ~.„ { .* , , 1 . , - ; •Ilbjeated ueb t= a taritness tr iloes, loan of a stun 3,M41,,, Ili!: Pre '-. . . ; to • r r'rji, , '• '. ieg.. Me fp point st ;ere 'An and for that 'ha te bim. , 0 , 0 „, I .i 4 ~, " P a noweele. ... e Jus t p. 4 l not when th Were *meted at the .1 , ; ~v '• el ' e Mil 11110: '• ma see ~. e• coach ter. Irjheess Meade. _me the doesedsat's ... ' A . 1. '.141'.11 *bare se dimwit. sag to too sousitiss Sl' Mr. ?nip% s ~, 4 : . 1 i . • ... , _ 4 . A .,... 4e Joss . . . • saderstooll Wait the • Mein! tios ‘t, . •., • • va, 51.10 LI .1. vs. . ~,,, „:„ ~,„ . .....,,..... .. ~. ~ L A. •t.t.4. 4- :,•-,,.. ••, LAW INTELLI6MCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Dimon' It Me. Busses requested leave to asentiou to his Lordship Bin ease of WkiteSows T. Riskiness, which involved • placa tion as to the Vice-Chanosillor'sjurisdict ion. In this cause, the Plaintiff having obtained an injunction, the Defendant pat is his answer, to which exceptions bad been tiled, and some of I them had been allowed by the Master. The Plaintiff then ob tained an order from the Muter of the Rolls requiring the Defendant to answer the exceptions and the amendments at ' the same time. A notice of motion was then given before the Vito-Chancellor that the Plaintiff should make the amend- I I menus within len days,or that the order should be discharged. -On opening the motion a doubt had been expressed whether, under the Act of Parliament erecting the other of Vice-Chancellor, he had any power to discharge such an or der,and his Honour had requested that it might be mentioned le his Lordship. The Loan Casisenu.oa-" I am quite clear that he has no each power ,• I remember that in the Act referred to, every sible caution was taken to prevent the Vice Chisseellor interfering with, or controlling any, error of the Master e Rolls." ROwE V. LANE AND OTHERS. In this case, Mr. Shsdwell, some days since, applied fa • jade Rowe, for an injunction to restrain . the Defendant( Lane) Bum receiving, and the other Defendants, who were True • Ire of an Insurance Company, froiß paying the sum of WM., being the amount of a policy of insurance on a life which had dropped. Tbo Plaintiffbad assigned this policy to LAO. and Bennet as a security fora biller costs. He did not dispute the debt nor the security until about Sic minutes before the money was to be paid, when he lilted his bill and gave notice of motion 1 for an injunction. 1 Mr. HART now appeared to shew CAM against the injunc tion on the ground or the unreasonable delay. His Lordship isonetiried with Mr. Hart, and refused the injunction. ADAMSON V. HALL. Mr. Snsnwsu. applied for an injunction to restrain the Defendant from continuing a manufactury for boiling soap, which he bad erected near the Plaintiff's residence, and also to oblige him to build • party wall between the manufactory and the Plaintif f 's house, which was endangered by the furnaces and other apparatus of the Defendant. Mr. HART opposed the application on the ground that the nuisance, if there was any, was matter of indictment rather 1 than for the interference ura Court or Equity. His Lordship refused the injunction. Several unimportant and unopposed motions were then I proceeded with. On one being called on, where Mr. Heald was of Counsel, Mr Hart said he was not in Court. The Lone Citaxcur.oa-" Remember, that if there are any motions which can be made to-day and are not, I will sot bear them on Monday." --....5u.. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wevriststessa. Ds ccccc a Wedileawr Sittings, Were tie Lone Cause Jorrica and a Common Jury. TB* ZITO V. THR REV. RICHARD BINGHAM, CLIEZ. lids was an indictment for wilful and corrupt perjury, al. leged to bare been committed by the D..fendant in an afilda vit Sled In this Court, for the purpose of setting aside an annuity granted by the Defendant to persons of the names of Rilvington and Boston. The Solicitor General, Mr. Mezryatt, Mr. Gurney, and Mr. Zspittasse, were for the prosecutiou ; and Mr. Scarlett and Mr. Adolphus were for the defenoe. The substance of the case for the prosecution was this : In the year tile, the Defendant being perpetual curate of the curacy of Gosport, and possessed of freehold property at rarebits', Titchfield, sod Alverstoke, in the county of Southampton, was desirous of raising upon the security of tbe latter, a sum of 3,0001. by way of annuity, and for that purpose applied to Mr. Beujamin Lewis, an attorney of Mart-lane, to megotiate_ the lose. At this limo the Rev Defendant v good - Arassed • - freehold - tate. there Mr. I leodant secured Boston, of Decembe►. to. _ rawest i lr t' E Adudu vc meat of the oteatinakdiedemlnis and the mestaltan should remain a Yr. 8 . Lewis's hands. This was tisiesasi of a previous conference, before the deeds ware slammed. After some time being occupied in the litiostineat of Mired de• to the mortgagee, a bundle of baisk-iothe, whit* he supposed to be Wool., was banded over by Mr. B. Lewis td Mr. Bulletin, in this manner! Mr. B. Lewis held °cued of the bundle of bank-notes and the defendant the other, and then was returned by the defendant to Mr. B. Lealn id bulk. This was witness's own impression limn his memory ,of what took plats seven years ago. The mortgage meet, waspaid by Mr. B. Lewis to Mr. Rouse, the mortgagee. no rest a the money remained in the Windsor Mr. B. Lewis, the latter claiming slie guineas for 116 bill of costs. The Agee dant only carried away tool.: he wanted more; the defended was In haste, and wanted to get away by the mail-coach. Cross-examined.—The °nisi ending judgments ageing the defendant, at that lime, amounted to more than I,cool. Had no recollection of Mr. B. Lewi, counting out the notes ; would not swear that they bad nut been counted out. His impres sion was that the mortgage money was paid by Mr. Lewis to Mr. Rouse, and not by the directions of the defendant. World not swear the contrary. Did not know of the motion moo by the defendant to set aside the annuity. Upon this evidence being given, The Lone Cater Jounce interposed and said, it to him that the whole question in the cave was as to fret mony used In paying over the consideration money of the sn ottily. The wltnessjust examined gave bis evidence with, real propriety, and he was evidently impartial. If, thee, ac cording to his impression and recollection, that °courted which the defendant had sworn in his as it, it seemed but reasonable that the Defendant might also have imbibed the same impression ; and if so, it was too much to say that the 'Ward in question was the result of a deliberate determina tion to sum that which was untrue. If the Counsel for the prosecution viewed the Me in this light, it would hardly be necessary to proceed further. The But.terroa-OZNUAL said, that liner such a suggestion. he could not think of carrying the case tart her. The Jury were then directed to acquit the Defendant, and be was accordingly found—Not Gouty. L *COW V. 111100111 S, OTHERWtSIL ISAACS. This was an action for goods sold and delivered to the amount of 4161. The Defendant pleaded, that when the debt was contracted she was a married woman, being the wife or one Henry Higgins, an attorney of Dublin. Mr. Scarlett; Mr. Espinasse, and Mr. Dowling, were fee the plaintiff; and Mr. Solicitor General and Mr. F. Pollock were for the defendant —The plaintiff was a fashionable par• ftgaer, and his wife a Court dress-maker, Using at the we sod of the Town. The amount of the bill in euestim was be articles of perfumery, and for elegant dresses sold and deli vered to the defendant, by her own order, from Mum+, 11119, to December, 189o ' the plaintiff believiiig raw all the time to be • widow Indy. She was described as a very elegant dash - lag woman, thing in splendid style. To sustalyi th e :Zip pleaded. it was proved that in the year Ills the del' • then the widow of a Mr. Isaac, an crater in an African carpi, was living in Paris, and was married to Mr. Henry Higgins, an attorney of Dublin, bran Irish olergymaa named Sullivan. at en hotel at Versailles k that since then they had pawed as MU end wife in England and Ireland, had !.ad a child; and were visited and received by their friends, relatises, and ac quaintance, as • man and wife. The only witness to the mar riage called was Mr. Higgins Everard, who swore that be was prase* at the marriage ceremony; but it appeared from his own letters to the plaintiff's attorney, that it the latter would pay him sal. he would leave the country, and not become a witness in this cause. This was positively denied by Mr. Everard. In answer to the Defendant's plea, the Plaintiff's Connscl relied upon the law of France, which it was contended. would render this marriage abboletely null and void. By tho laws of that country, before a mitering° can become Ictal, it Is required that the parties shell be first married by the Mayor of the district, where they mug bate been residine; liar *Me than six weeks ; and that four male witnesses shall be present at the ceremony, who roust swear that they bad known the couple for many years. No clergyman, w hatever lds reli io n g may be, can perform the marriage ceremony, mho cer t es te from the Mayor is presented at the ratruch as they would be subjected to criminal pu- An ambassador has a right, bet in his own house of Alpel only, and In his own presence, or that of his repre e - ap' such it ■