The Sun. — London, England, 1806-06-26 00:00:00

1 I . The Bill was read a second time ; and upon the -Motion for its committal, . Mr. YORKE - rose to ask what was to be under 'stood as the amount of the Militia proposed to -be ;permanently kept up ? Previous to 1802, that Esta, blishtnent amounted to only 30,000 ; but in conse 'plence of an At of that year, it was raised to 40,000 for England and Wales, and 800 b for Scotland. By the repeal of the *tiny ,of Reserve and Additional Force Acts, which repealed - the 'Clauses for raising the SUppleir!entary Militia, those Clauses were' again come into existence, and any County Was liable to be called upon, and fined for negle6uing to 'raise such Militia,unless some legislativeprovisionS were adopted to guard •Against it. li, 'he'begged leave to 'suggest to the'Consideration df the Aight. Hon: Secretary: bu his principal motive in rising was to ask, Whe ther* was intended tot - educe the• Militia to the , an-. 'cient &tablishment, or to that settled by the , Adt of 1 . 800 Mr. IV 11vDt-lAR replied, that the teduCtion was intended to the nutnber settled by the A& of 1802. As,to the other point, The . Right lion. Secretary said that t are would be taken - to make the necessary pro-. Bil; "was ordered to be committed otj • Vriday, _ _ _ MARQUIS WtLLESLEY. . The House then went into a 'Cominittee'On the nude Charge (Mr. Hobhouse in the Chair ) , When; on the Motion of rvli. PAULL,. Major-General St. Leger was called in. The objeallmeant to be gained by 'bis.ovidence was the effeaive force of the 27th Dpgoons, to which he then laclOnged, in each month during the time they were employed in the Nabob's service. For this, however, he in general refe'ried.to the returns made. . c liis evidence being finislied, the Chairman re- potted' progress, and obtainedleaye to sit again on Friav, Mr. PAULL having prel;lonsiy declared that the only other evidence besides Sir James Craig :whom he had to examitie was Captain Salmon, if, on pro duEtion of the account, 'even the re-examination of that witness shouldbe deemed necessary. On the Moticin of Mr. PAULL, the return of the aanal strength of the 27th Dragoons, as ordered to tre made on the sth of June last,,was ordered to be made forthwith.. VANSITTART brought in the' Newfoundland Fishery Bill; which was read a first, and ordered to be read a-second time. Mr, \ '' /NSITTART presented an Account of the Sums paid from the Civil List Unprovicleci for by Par- . liarnent,.according :to Order. • _ On his Motion an humble Address was ordered tobe presented to his Majesty, prayinga farther List of all such Sums still unprovided for. The other Orders were postponed, and the House adjourned. • • MAILS, ARR IVFD—lGottenburgh, I.Lisbon i I Waterford. DuF. z Ilamburgh, i Gottenburgh, i Dublin, i Water.. ford. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols - . 63i I OfYillilllll Si THE SUN. SOLLAI QU . I3 DICIAL FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 180 a. 'Tim' wise policy of Ministers still precludes us from giving our Readers any authentic intelligence respeaing the. present state of 'affairs between the Court of the Thuilleries and the British Govern ment. Some of our. Competitors treat the whole matter as the result of mere Stock-jobbing specula tion. In this respect we entirely differ from them.; polio) , ordeelihing to extend thissßill and the Train ing bill to 3c,alapct; which was a part of the Er n 7 pine so peculiarly distinguished tor its military cla ra6ter. There might be r,eaons of policy for not extending the principles of those measures to Ire land ; but he could not conjecture that they were applicable to Scotland. Ilfr." WINDT/J/1U observed, in reference to What had fallen from the Honourable Baronet (Sir Elford), that a more proper time, would come for considering the question relative to the mode of keeping up our Militia Force in futhre. It would be a point very fit to be mooted hereafter, whether that Force should be supplied by Ballot, or whe ther recourse should be bad to recruiting by Bounty: but at present the intention was rather to let the vacancies which might occur in the Militia.remain unsupplied until that body should be reduced to the standard at which it was intended permanently to continue. Sir W. ELFORD asked whether, if, for instance, a „Regiment of Militia shOuld he reduced one half, none of the vacancies in that Regiment should be ,filled up until the whole of the Militia Body should be re duced to the standard which the Right Hon. Secre- Aary had in view ? • Mr. WINDIIAM answered, that the intention was exa6tly the affirmative of the Honourable 'Baronet's `questiOn. • Sir JAMES PULTRATY took occasion to re , commend a farther recruiting from the Militia. In deed, notwithstanding the obje6tlons urged to the - principle of that plan, be neither saw nor beard of anyi- mischief that resulted from the practice at ei ther tiirie thdt the experiment was tried, While he knew that it - ivaS highly prod-Lie - live to the Army Irrhis opinion it would be wise to allow the whole of - the Militia to tioiunteer into the Line; and when reduced, in consequence, that the several Regiments should be sent' to their respedtive Counties to recruit their complement. Upon moving such cornple raents, he would rather recommend that they should belivided into certain pottions, to be trained and kept under arms in rotation a Certain. part of the year, instead of the present pra6tice of keeping the whole Body under arms throughout the year, which struck blip to be quite unnecessary for military pur poses, and therefore a useless expence to the Coun try. The Hon. Baronet hoped that it was not in contemplation to get rid of the*Ballot ; for sure he ,was that it that mode of raising men were anan, 'cloned, the State would at length be reduced to : the necessity of having recourse ,to 'tion. ''and though we Are not vefy sanguine in our hopes ~ ass to the probable result, evee-are certaitjli- induced to' believe that measures are in agitation', of Whiell they are by no means aware, and which have a more important foundation' than is generally sup posed. Yesterday, at two o'clock, HisIIIA3E4TY held a . . Private Levee, at the Que e n' s Palac e , w h ic h vas at-' tended by . . . ,The Lord Chancellor 'the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for t he ' Home a: d Culonial Departments, the Secretary at War, the First 'Lord of the Admiralty, the Lord President of the Council,_ the Master-General of the .. Ordnance, and the Russiiin Ambassador. .• .Earls—Granard, Caledon, Searbor.lugh, Spencer, Ditrf,.... mouth, A ylestiird; Harrington, Fitz Carnarvon, St, Vincent, anti Moira. Viscount Howick. • Lords—Erskine, Grenville, and Sydney. Admiral Dommett Sir—Wm. Curtis, T. Thompson; and R. Barlow. C enerals —A bercromby, Ferguson, F itzpatrick,and L.; order:. Captains--Cunningham and Bowen. Messrs.—.Fordyce, Fawkener, North, and ‘Virdham. The following had the honour olbeingpresented to HIS INIAJ4STY': • Earl of G ranard, upon coming to his title, by the Earl of Moira. , Count Strangenorf, by Earl Spencer, on his arrival in this CoUntry, upon his Embassy from the Court of St. Peters_ .burgh, when he delivered to Ill s M a j esty hi s cre d ent i a l s, which were most graciously received. General Abercrombie, son of the late Sir_Ralph, upon his return from France. General Ferguson; upon his return from the Cape of Good Earl of caledon, upon being appointed Governor of 'the Ca pe of Good Hope. Captain 13owen, of the Royal Navy, upon his return t 6 England, by the Earl of St. Vincent. Mr. North, upon his return fronl the Government of Ceylon. AA zlotlnTal Sir ROGER CURTIS, AcltOiral Dosi- METT, and Mr. FORDYCE, laid before His MA2 JESTY the Second Report of the Committee for re- Visitig the Naval Affairs. It was reported .that General FEucarsON received the'honour of Knighthood. AftertheLeveeHis MAJESTY held a Privy Council,. ' • Yesterday, soon after one o'clock, HER MAJESTY • and. PRINCESS AUGUSTA.IIOIIOUred Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH with a visit, and congratulated her Ladyship upon her recovery after her late operation. INDIA HOusß.—Yesterday a Court. of DireaorS• was held, when Captain GEORGE GRAY, of the Sir Step4en Lushington; took leave of the Court previous to departing for Bombay dire& S. P. COCKERELL, Este was appointed Surveyor to the Company, in the room of HENRY HOLLAND, Esq. deceased. We are very glad to find that the escape of Mrs. SPENCER SMITH from the hands of the French ruf fians is confirmed -by letters from ,that Lady, dated. at Prague. She means to return to this country by the way of Russia. ' CITY BuSirsEss.--A Court. -of Common Council was held yesterday at Guildhall ; which was nume ronsly. attended. The By-laws 'for, regulating the Port of London were finally agreed to, and ordered to be laid before the Judges for their approbation. The C.tirt referred it to a Committee to prepare_ a Bill, to be presented" to Parliament, for Repealing the Additional Force ACt, so far as the 'saline relates to the City of London. It was referred.t63lie City Lands Committee, •to consider of a proper scite of ground for the Ere&ion of a new Compter, in the loom of the present Poultry Compter, toget'lla with, Plans for the same, and an Estimate of itS Expellee, &c. and to report thereon. The public services ..and private merits of the late Earl MACARTHEY Well entitle hint to biographical distindion, for the sake of example. We are glad, therefore, to find that such a proper tribute to the general worth of so estimable a charader is likely, to, come frem the pen 'of his learned and ingenious friend Mr. BAR.Itow. eni NI. CON.—A case of this kind occurred In the Ceurt of Exchequer, Dublin, or. Wednesday last. Major BLAND, of the 47th Foot, laid-, his aßion against Capt. KING, of the Commissariat DCl)art mem, for criminal intercourse with his wite: The fOrmer Lel been absent from Europe for a length of time, during which the lady had not heard 'fro nts him. A \ t length, concluding he *as de a d, she ;listened to the addreSses of the Defendant, 'and mar ried him. These allegations were tontradi6ted by thecertaintv of the lady . laving received remittances from her husband. On the Plaintitrs . 'coming home, the circumstances of the case were devc4oped—an a&ion. Nyas commenced-.-damages weite •laid at but'the'Jery only gave a Yerdi'a On Saturday 'evening a ...young Naval Officer, fE ho had served on board the Lively Frigate at the taking of the Spanish Prizes ) , at the commencement of the present War, and who bad since lost his arm on board theTemernire, at. the Battle of Tr:dialler-, was rubbed of about 6601. in St..Beorge's-tields, by a 'Ouple '2 . nip/47-es whom the Officer and hi-s . cempanion bad aeCompanied to their lodgings, He had arrived town from Portsmouth on the: preceding day Neith his prize-money. The women committed the rob bery the Son of Neptune was sleeping, and they immediately absconded. li,umOtious Coroi!;11 Clergyman having a dispute concerning several shares in di rti-reti t mines, found it necessary to send for it, London limb of the law, to have some conversation with the wit nesses, examine the title deeds, view the premise, &c. The Divine took him to compare his surve,ybr's. drawings with the situation of the pits, &c. • In one excursion, when the professional gentleman was dei. seending a deep shaft by means of a rope Which be Ife.ld in his hand ) he called out to the parson who `stood at the top, " Dr. as you .have not 'confined your studies to Geography, but know all things froiri the surface to the centre, pray how far is it from this 'pit to that in the infernal regions ?"--" I cannot ex ably ascertain the distance, (replied the Divine) but let go your hold, and you'll Le there in a minute." MutAceEs.Chatham, Sheerness, and indeed the greater "part of the County .of Kent, have been amused for some days past, with an illiterate man, a private Marine of Chatham Barracks. He calls himself the seventh Son of the, seventh son in the third generation, and pretends to be inspired; and to have the power of curing all diseases, making the deaf to' hear, , the dumb twspeak, the blind to see, and the Jame to walk. So credulous are the people, that many hundreds have crowded to him in hopes of benefiting byhiS skill, so much so, that the Bar fi - racks became inaccessible to those belonging there : the man has been discharged, and now exhibits.at an alehouse in Sheerness, where. ) , assisted by his votirite spirit, or genii (Maidstone gin), ke is allowed votaries to perform miracles,' z~TI YA NE IS. PLYMOUTIT, JUNE 24.—Art47ed His Mkiesty's Ship Illustrious, of 74 guns, Capt. SHIELD, one of Adirfiral THOENBROU - Oie s Fleet - ,- from off Rochefort . ; the American Ship Susan and Polly, SHA\, from Teneriffe, with• wine and . barilla, for this • Port ; the Portuguese Brig Matilda, G. J. FREIRL Master, from Nantz, bound to Lisbon, laden with bale goods, etained. 17th inst. by the Haug hly Gun"- brig. aile..cl'His Majesty's Ship ,Dragon, -of 74 guni, for-the Channel Fleet'; His Majesty's armed Ship Lady Warren, with a.Fleet'for'the'Down. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 2:).-ArriVed the Retqll . and Camilla Gitn-brigs from a Cruize; and the Martha, HILLYER, from Waterford. The Atlas, of 74 guns, came into theliarbdu - f, and the Captain, force, went out. DEA L,IIISE 25.—Sailed-the Anarantke Sloop of War, and Bold- and Tigress Gun-brigs, on a Cruize. Arriiied the Artow Schooner from a Cruize. • Arrived, and sailed for the Itiver, the Wilding, ilositnt.t.,-ftom the Cape of Good Hope. rmoiolvrtt, JuNE 23.—Arrived the Thais, ROSE WELIi., from London ; ACKNTA from • .• .• airtniouth;. Flora, ---, from Arunciale ; OSBERG, from Plymouth for'St. Übe's ; and the Cruizer Prii - ateer from a Cruize. His Majesty Ships Isis and Jamaica, with the Fleet under convoy for Newfoundland; •Quebec, &c. p;ssed by this Port fhis-day. S irefiNESS, ;TUNE .—Catne into Harbour the Nctia•Pt'igate, of 38 guns: Sailed the Leiteret Sioop of War, Capt. SALT, for Tonning - en, haring under 'Convoy the folloWing Vessels, viz. • 'iThe William, Foster ; London, Linder ; Hofcough, Christineigli,; and Nlelvina, Smith, Sailed the Orpheus Frigl - ae, Captain BRIGGS, : for Portsmouth. A Conv-oy for the s . naltie is a ppoi n t e d to .sa il f rom the , N ore ist July. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.. To the Officers and Companies of Ms I`,l;ljesty'S Ships • cissus and„Maidstone, two.;thirds of the Net Vro.:eeds of the S panikh Ship uaxolensa, and Cargo," detaine,i.on the 18th of October, 1864, And one-fourth of thefiniiion found on bdard, gained by mii,; Majesty, on the 28ttrinst. at N o, 6, Stanhope.. stteet,.Straiid, and every. day Jor,three years to come. the. Officers soil Company of His Majesty'S 'Ship Nar cissus, 0 , 16- thirdsoof the Net Proceeds and Cargo of the Spa nish .Ship - Nostra Seignova del Carmen, detained on .the Sttt October, 180.4, and .one-tOurth of the Bullion found•on board, granted hy,His Majesty, on the ISth inst. at No. 6 Stanhope street, Strand, and every day for three , years to come. . The Passengers fain) Ti:dia, per Margaret Packet, are: ~. . . . •Colonel R. Macan ; •Cain.-T.'M acan, MastersW. and C. Macan, Claptain S. Kelly, Lieut. T. Scott, Mr's. E. Fergu son, Misses H. and M, Ochterlony. • The Plarnix, Prestos', STURROuItr, and Cerir)n, lionsolK, arrived at Bombay, froth Be ;al, the Htit of jturnary, The Cek!on was - to be sent home with‘a . cargo from Bombay, • but the two other Ships were to be detained in India. Flis Majesty's Ship Thalia, with the c!-lAKosorg, and.the ECITF6RD, extra Ship, arrived at Madras the 11th Of February. • The illeicalle,;lsAekE,.Chartion, G.VodfS, and Devwshire, MURRAY, arrived at• Madras the I.sth of January, and were - to sail on or .abent the - 12th of February, in 'company with the Admira)( Gardner, SALT WELL, Under convoy His Majesty's Ship Bind:dian. The Partkian, -I ..VfOsC . r, 'the 1 1. hce'Ve,.s6l%if.'s, 'HANNA, Aurora, STRINGER, /Pi:Wesley, LOVETT, Sir Andrei° Haniond, BARR; and Sir Godfrey Weh- St 4: ye 1 fe6ITI Jamaica, under convoy of the / ), :/t,2r-Gun-A)rig, 'arrived Off Dover on Monday s last. The four former .. from Cork, and the 'remainder the. Teller tk:11 in with off Plytriouth. Tire Ceylon arrived at Bombay 'on the I ith of . bt».2ary, and was vibe sent home with 'Cargo from thent'e. The •Sivingi)r, AITA R L NT, is attired 'off Pen- Jamnica ; sheparted frcim the'lleet on the 'ff.;th May, in company with the Loyalist and the Lively, with,!27 others ; parted•&din the Lorlist on AVe 13th, 13 then in sight*; and from the /..4/. , e/y. on ikl e '2'ool-, 'and has experi-eUced much bad weather. , At The laat meeting of the First North Devon Re girneut of Volunteer- Infantry, 'Commanded by Lieu tenarit-Colenel Lord Viscd'unt EBII-INGTON, a Ciicu lar Letter from the Sectetaiy at War, directing a suspension cff meetings, till a more 'economical sys em might be promulgated, was read (in the absence Of their Colonel) by.their zealous and meritorious. Officer, Major GitAN'r, who expatiated fully on the bjeet ; and intimated, that on their conduct that day he should form an opinion of their - concurrence with the 'measures of Government; which we are happy, to say Were received without a murmur, and their Mancolvres in the field were performed with the utmost degree . of alacrity and precision, The Officers and men evinced a spirit of patriotism that will ensure A conformity to any regulations that may be adopted for the well-being of the service. The. Cadets at WoOlwich will shortly remove into the N'ew Academy on Shooters' Hill. The build ing, which is in the Gothic style, is calculated for the'reception of 100 young Gentlemen, the Officers and Masters, &c. in the most convenient .manner. This public edifice is said. to have cost upwards of 50,0001. ,General MAITLAND is arrived at Ceylon, and has taken upon him the Government of that Settlement. The Lady whose name has been recently introduced in the Public Prints as pripcipally con nected with the mysterious circumstances now un - der investigation by high Officers of State, is.not the person of gallant notoriety who was some. years ago well known ih the metropolis, 'but the wife of an Offieer'whu distinguished himself in the' Brit6ll to Egypt. 110 LKHzI3.I „SHEEP -all EatEliVG-. On Sunday last Thomas William Coke, Esq, M.P. gave a grand dinner at his seat at Hollthani, in Nor folk, to . Earls Thanet and Talbot ; Lords Somer ville, Anson; and William Russel; Sirs, John Sin clair, (President of the Board of Agriculture) John Wroftesley, and Robert Harland . ; Bernard Howard, Esq. and a seleft party - of Agriculturists and Breeders, `preparatory to his Clipping, or Agricultural Fete ; which drew to on Monday morning, all the principal farmers and breeders,of Norfolk, and the adjoining counties; with many others from the most distant parts of the United Kingdom. In the fore noon, the new `Leicester taps, intended for letting in the'evening, were brought out,- one by one, and examined . by the amateurs present. Several new :and valuable agricultUral implements were exhi hited;. among which, a machine for dibbling wheat, to be moved. either by a man or a horse, attra&ed much of the 'attention of the company. About three o'clock, near 170 Noblemen, Gentlemen, re spetiable farmers, mechanics, &c. sat down with Mr. coke to 'a surnptitous dinner, at the Hail; after which, the usual toasts enlivened the truly ratiohal conversation and discussion which never fail to arise among so widely colle6ted•a group of Agriculturists and other =ingenious men engaged in the same pursnits. On returning to the farm-yard, five new Leicester Shearling Rams were let by auCtion, as viz. No. r. which had clipped glb. Boz-. of wool, at 5S o 2.--9 o - 7 7 o 3.' 10 3 - . . 23 2 o - ' - - 9 0 - - - 1 4 1 4 0 5• 8 1 4 - - • 21 0 0 Six two-shear new Leicester Rams were neat lett, as folloi,v, viz. No. 1. which had clipped gib. zoz. of wool, at k,i3 r o --55- -6; 2 4 . • - 7 8. - 26 ▪ - ft 6 i . 7 7 o 8 . 5 « 8 8 o - 6 IL - 17 17 0 Three ag4d Leicester Rams were sold as follow : No. 1. which had clipped 41b. 6oz: of wool, at kir it o 2, - •45 0 7. - - - • 5 1, Earls Thanet and. Talbot were among the hirers of the two shear Rains.—Mr. William Smith, mi. neralbgist aiid drainer, attended, and delivered to S S 0 is, 1., o his numerous subseriirrs. pre...sent, 14 recent work on the Utility and Managernent•of Water Meadows, dediCated to T. W. Coke, Esq. for 'the Duke of , 'Bedford; Earl Thanet r and many others, , Mr. Smith has lately construfted several ,meadows, in ditierent'entinties, of the most impr,ivc..d kind,. We. are happy to observe this most essential Improvement snaking its way rapidly at ..this. tiii;Pazh the . . county of Norfolk. Messrs, Buckley. Walton, Toilet, &c. :were prosent, and others were .expeaed on the two fulloWing days. • SPOIVI VG lATELLIGEiVCE. ITIBURY 11IE ETINC;, JUNE 23. The, Sherborne Stakes, a Subscription of sogs. each, 3o ft,. 'Four miles. (i 3 Subscribers). Mr. Howorth's F,nterprize, 5 yrs old, lost. - - t Gen. Gfosvenor named Enchanter, aged, last. - -- Mr..Kellermann's lieeltap, s yrs old, lost. .' r . 1 The Welter Stakes, a Su'iscription of 2ogs. each, for horses • that never won before the day of naming; (t 3 'Subscribers). Mr. Stratton's Witchcraft, by. Oberon ' 6 yrs old 3 Mr. Douglas's Ducat, by Coriander, 6 yrs old, i dis Mr. Andrew's b. g: Garland, by Volunteer, 6 yrs old I dr D. of St. Alban's b. m. by Young Eclipse, aged , 4. dr Sweepstakes of boogs. each, h. It. two miles. (3 Subscribers). Ld. F. Bentinck's Bagatelle, lost. 61. b. Ld Sackville's Witchcraft, i ist. - • Mr. HoWorth's Norval, rost. received fOrfeit from Ld. F. Bentinck's 9st. slb. the last mile, 2 - gs,. I.d F. Bentinck's Optician, tot. 121 b. against Col.• Kings. cote's Henley,9st. iolb. two miles, fogs. It. 111-otl by consent. TUESDAY, JUNE 24. Handicap Plate ot",s:I. Two Nlile Heats. Mr. HoWbrth's Enterprise, s yrs old ' 4 1 1 Mr. Lendow's La Mancha, s yrs o ld - 1 2 2 A Sweep takes of sgs each with cogs added by the Club. Lit Sackville's Enchanter, aged - - a H. R.H. the P. of Wales's Pedestrian, 4yrs - •-_., Mr. Douglas's Ducat, .6.yrs - Sweepstakes of zs6 each, is ft. with too added bythe Club. Mr. Howorth's Langton - , 4yrs - , - , r H. R.H. the P. of Wales's Pedestrian, 4yrs - i Gen. 'Grosvenor f l ames Bagatelle, syrs old - - • •••• CHELMSFORD RACES.—TvSDAY, Jtt.gr Lt. • Her Majesty's 1301., Mr. Waddinkton's 'Epsom Lass, 2yrs Sir C. ' •-•'- I - r ,ir Ilunbtiiy's Lydia, tyr z dr. Before starting 2 to t on I ydia, who won the heat in a can ter. The first heat S and to to ion her. It was the general opinion she won the second heat by half a neck. The two Stewards 'Were judges.; one gave the heat to Lydia, the other thought it was a dead heat. After tea minutes altercation it was agreed to make it a dead heat. The betting was then $ to 4On Lydia, who beat half a neck and vas drawn. • - SUMMER ASSIZES. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. The Right Ron. Lord ELLENLOROUGH and Sir G. Room, Northamptonshire—Monday, ICI Northampton. Rutland—Friday, July zi, at oakham. Lincolnshire—Saturday, uly . 26, at Castleof Lincoln. , City of Lincoln—Same day, at City of Lincoln. , Nditinghamshire —Thurscla y, J July 3t, at Nottingham. Town of Nottingham-Same day, at Town o f N ot ti ng h am. 'Derbyshire —Saturday, August z, at Derby. Liecestershire—Wednesda), Aug. 6, at Castle of Leicester. Borough of Leicester —Sante day, at Borough of Leicester. City-of COventry--Saturday, Aug. 9, at City of Coventry. Wirwickshir6—Same clay, at Warwick. . NORFOLK. Right Hon. Lotd NLva,FI ELD and Honourable Mr. justice GROSE. Buckinghamshire —Monday, July zS, at Buckingham. Bedfordshire-,Thursday, July 31, at Bedford. Huntingdonshire-Saturday, Aug. 2, at Huntingdon,. Cam bridgeshiref---I , londay, August 4, at Cambridge. Suffolk--Thursday, August 7, at Bury St. Edmund's. ;Norfolk-Monday ' Aug. r 1, at the Castle of N o i w i c h . City of Norwich -Lsame day, at the G uildhall of said City. WESTERN CIRCUIT. • Sir ALEX. Tatomrsor4, Knight, one of the Barons of the , Exchequer; Sir ALAN CHAMBKE, Knight, one of the Justices of the Common Pleas. Southampton—Tuesday, July as, at the Castle of Win chester. Wilts--Saturday, 19, at New Sarum. Dorset—Thursday, 24, at Dorchester. Devon—Monday, 28, a,t the Castle of Exeter. City and County of Exeter —Same day, at the Guildhall of that Cit. Cbrnwall —Monday, August 4, at Bodmin. Somerset —Saturday, 9, at the etty of Wells. City and County of Bristol—Friday, as, at the Guildhall of that City. • VfoonY i , thelor, who long since passed his grand dimaecric; and - whose wife died a year or two ago, has, it is said, married again within this few days, to the surprise of all - 11;s neighbours in the, " obscure corner of the Thffines" (to adopt his ONVII phrase) where he reSicies.- I I boy