The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-05 00:00:00

MELANCHOLY UCCURNtR NC E.

The thllowing is an autheneit anteing"( a a most an fol
and diebusclemy me/serene, which look place as Itcuroii
Hewer lire sent of the Earl uf Darliugtosa, "ear
dracin the violent Aeries uf last Friday Night —Rein.cie
three and four o'clock es Saturday morning thi family sere
lammed and called from their beds by a mull dreadful ria.ll.
On flying he the spat R leas firmed that the wind lied blow"
down • stark of chiennire. %hide had fallen in. Ihe roof of
the room wherein Miss Russell, the Mace of the ('nun re.
el Oarlingsms, slept. The roof Cud haviog bre.*
Altus driver, &mu ROM lire room, Arcked she whole up, ..8
shot the doer eolith' not be upend, anal nu rwrermee •a..
Seined lintel ehe peach were broken grimy, *teen Miss
seU westramdceereced with the asamrials ..f Inc surd mei
ceiling-, and on rem.ring Slum sec was leriswght out is 't
Islam stele. liepeored resuscitation fete fur suet, inn,
emertained, every MINIM loslantly ecrorrerd to, and .14.41.4
medical aid procured in a very shunt apace of Inlay; low, 1..-
leeetuabiesu relate! all peeved freitleir., although eve.r hope
was nut ahauthmed until treat I? o'cluek'us ...... II sea
most wonderful Thal nu mask or blue appeared epees the
fatter person, hut the features and runuteriance were must
placid and germ..., as it she had pasted from aleep to death.
Thus departed from this usecrtaiii and plobaliemny aisle
this amiable and irstertming young lady, bh lord wuL she
hriglite,t prospects, mod in the bloom of life, beitg ia. the
20th. year of tier age. To add to the mutinies. in tins .$.l
errue of sorrow, Newton !louse was full of viailura at the
lime, and it may be some consolation la fleet that no other
person eustaiued the slightest injury.

2'HE ARMY.

DEI'ARTVRE OF THE GUARDS FOR IRELAND.
Yesterday, at as early hour, the 3d battalion of the I-t
tettimest of grenadier guards, under the 1.01L1111004 of
Colour! SiVII/ViibraMl 10 41011embie. The whole being ors. a,
at trine o'clutk they marched from their barrenly; at Kaigits.
bridge, aetum the Park, to the basin at the Grated Junction
Canal, where a 1/191111ber of lemma were in readiness to totorty
&Item to Liverpool; the bouts arc prepared to roman. alma t
Moly glif4l each : the shoat- of the tio.talom 0W101111•041 lei to
I trete seven and eight ;marked. Every so regality seearromo
JalaM has beets provided, wad it W suppooril they %ill reatti
Liverpool on Thursday senuight. The mu being fit.,
se immense concourse of persons assrmithol, who lowlier
cheered them as they passed. Sevrral of them did sot appear
to relish ibis mode of CONVerallee, and would tato, Iw-felled
a route us dry lead, cub searching money.
A troop of the 3d dragoon gourds, render the c.anniand
..r
Capt. Si, Leger 140, arrived at Greenock no F. arlay, to me-
tier, site detachrocat of the 4th, under Captain Salthow,
stationed there for upwards of viz mouths, alich proceed,
Ns Glasgow.
GLASGOW, Novrmatit 29.—Yesterday the hone artillcru
moved from the temporary barracks at the head of the lore
to the uewly-ereeted horse barracks near Port
The division of the 3d dragoon guards, which have beets sta-
tioned here fur some time, match do Friday for Por's-hill
barracks; and are to b^ relieved by the 4:11 dragoon guard.,
paw of which have arrived in town. tre umbra's's.' that the
bead-quarters of the cavalry in ibis district is, in future, 111
be at Glasgow, and Not at Hamilton, where only our troop
will be quartered.

LAW INTALLIGACE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN.I-INN,
TIMIDAY, DECIDIBIR 4.

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WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.
Mr. Rom moved, that his Lordship would great a writ of
finless Corps. to be directed to the Gaoler of Land■ter
gaol, to bring into Court Juhn Ituwbotiom, who was coin-
Mitted to his custody by the Cumusissionvni under • cum.
mission of bankruptcy in that county, bebeing a witness, anal
not ■nswßnrg satisfactorily the slut divots pat to him by the
Commissioners. The Learned Counsel also isked, that the
writ should be returnable•un the 1916 of this muutb.
The ILAXRD CHANCOLLOR—* Why apply hese, Mr. Rose,
when there ore twelve other Judges, sine and every of soh
by the late Act of Parliament, have • right to bear 't t It as
outy since my time that•rteli applications have larva made
to this Court. The latentiun of the Legislature in ve►t's%
the power its each of Ile twelve Judges, was that the birsisovs
allot Court might go ou, and I doubt whether the a &et of
she Act does nut take away from me the junsaliciion °tic...t-
ine the writ."
Mr. Rosa said, he had no discretion which he could us s
nn the subject; she•iostruettons were put auto his bands to
woke the application, and he was bowed to follow them.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" Then, If Imo is the care, I
will have the Waleson's. orthe Leeislatare in passing the Art
of Parliament argued in the softness."
Mr. Ross said, he was ►eady to submit to auy course has
Lordship should direct.
The Logo CHANCILLOR—" If I am to beer it, I cannot
give until the 19th fur the return of the writ, as at is my
duly, if I bear it at all, to bear it forthwith."
Mr. Rose said, that the length of time for the retains of
the writ was made necessary from the guest distance of the
place where Isis client was imprisooed Irene Loudon.
The LORD CHANCLLLOR—" Let me Insole %Iwo your
chest comes to town, and I rat amongst a time 1..• r h. ario4
it; and whew it dues take place, I vial truly hear use Como. I
ou each side."—Mutiou grouted.
BOLD r. ITtWART.
[For the eireateastaaces of this case see this Paper of
yesterday]
Mr. Haw mid, be held is his hand the affidavit of the
Plausitif, Oath his Lordship iatitaated yesterday ought an
be made.
hlr. H seta, on the part of the Defesd•nt, objected to the
affidavit befog steed, on the pound that it was roomer, to
Ilea practice of the Court that an affidavit far tier noisome of
sustainieg en •tajoisction should be sectored afire 114 De-
fendant's answer was put is.
The LORD CNA NCRLLOII was of opinion, that Mr. Ha, t
might proceed on the merits of the answer.
Mr. HRALD said, that with all deference In his Lordship,
Ise could not consent to that course of proceedurg, witheut
it was aaderstood that the injessetiuss was disaulved.
The LORD CISARCELLOR observed, that when he cos-
aideredthe great sasuertawee of the quashes to be ceriAttl,
he thought he would benefit to sake until to-morrow arosp-
ing to sisierawise how they should pruceed. He would cer-
tainly ham the cane brought so a cooclusiuts to-morrues.
.Faribeecoasideratton Omit poeed.
The Court was uccopted the remainder of she day in
hearing bankrupt petitioas, of nu interest ester to the pa,.
ties concerned ; during the hearing of true el the., which re.
hated to the appolsonneset ast an aessgaers--
, The LORD IDANCLLLOR oboes wed ►hat it was suggeolvd