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matters. These greater points hi the accusation
of the ATTORSEY.GENERAL have, in OUT wind,
been disproved ; and we leave it to the public to
determine whether they have been restored by the
arguments c,f the Loan etiAscrt.Loit, whose opi-
nion Is too nituifestly amt funned by a %%ew of the
evAvnee alone, ni it wo, subtottied at the bar of
the [loose or Lords.

it will he seen that Lord ERSKINE rose to reply
to the LORD CHANCELLOR, but that the Noble and
Learned Lord Insd not gone far its his sirguutesit
when he fainted. He was borne from the H mse
by Earl GREY and the Marquis of Ltaanowbi.
The LORD CitaNcEhhoa, Lord LIVERPOOL, and
several other Peers, followed him out of the Howe,
and tes'i6rd the liveliest solicitude for his situat. .
The House adjourned for about a tpiarter of 311 hour,
hut Lord ERSKINE did not feel himself able to
resume his speech. and he was conveyed home in
Lord Puitots'a carriage. Lord LAUDERDALR and
Lord REDESDALE seterally spoke in support of
the Bill, and Lord ROSESERRY against it.

The Paris Papers of Monday last Irtve arrived.
The trial of Grimier and Boirtne, charged with
exploding a petard under the windows of the apart-
ments of the Duchess of BERRY, was resumed
on the 29th ult. The A DVOCATEAAN ERA I.
maintained that the act was not a mere wanton
act, as contended for on the part of the prisoners,
but intended for the premature destruction of
the infant to whom her Royal Highness has since
given birth. The sitting was put an rod to by the
following curious incident :—M. CLAVEAU, in
pleading for Bouton, concluded with saying " the
wife of his client died yesterday, and her remains
now repose in the grave." At this unexpected in-
telligence Bouton fell senseless, and was carried
out of the Hall by the gendarmes. M. CLA.
VEAU, perceiving himself almost generally blamed,
said, he had only done his duty in using every
means calculated to save his dicta. It was ten
o'clock at night when this incident took place.—
The Court then adjourned to the next morning,
when the verdict would be pronounced.

A Hamburgli Mail has arrived with Papers to
the ittith October. The fallowing are eztricts:—.

VIENNA, OCTORCIt
Her Majesty the Empiess arrived here yesterday eveitiag
from Hubkith.

TnOPPAIT, OCTOBER le.
Oar Empe►or is expeetrd here lio-nsorrun. Apartments
are prepared fur the Emperor of Hamlin in the Muse of
Giant Lariat., and for lie Bing of Prassia in that of Baron
Visa Gartbersal.

n AAAA va, OCTOSSO 14.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived bens
to-day. The States of the kingdom are surnamed for Ike
Ist December nest.

A copy of the Commission granted by the King
of PORTUGAL to Lord BERZSTORD is given in
another part of our Paper. MO MAJIGITY could
know but little of the rising spirit of the cou►►try
if he entertained a hope that it would submit tosuch
an authority.

An interesting correspondence respecting the
Brecon Address to the QUEEN is given in another
part of our Paper. The Archdeacon of Bavcow
has discovered that the persons who signed the
Address are, with the exception of one clergy-
man, persons in trade, and, therefore, as a " faithful
servant to his God and his King," and conse-
quently to ss the Church and State," he condemns a
measure emanating from such a source. England.
we thought, was • country peculiarly indebted for
its prosperity to commerce; but it would seem a
new era has commenced, and trade and trades-
men arc now terms of reproach in the mouth of
every man- who would recommend himself to the
Minister for preferment. place, or pension. Mr.
MADOCICI, the Member for Chippenham, was the
Gentleman who presented the Address to her MA.
JEITY. His liberal, temperate, and constitutional
defence of his own conduct in this business does
him great credit.

Yesterday Count MUNSTER had an audience of
his MAJESTY, at his Palace in Pa11.41)811.

The Duke of YORK •nd • numerous party
dined yesterday with the Duke and Duchess of
CLARKNCR.
Yesterday the Duchess or GLOUCE•TER and the
Princess AUGUSTA rude to Chelsea, and honoured
Lady CRIMMINS with • ♦isit.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER had a
numerous dinner poky yesterday.

Two lists of the expected division on the ques-
tion fin the second reading of the Bill were circa-
laird through the House yesterday. One gives
R majority for the second reading of 21. the other
of 16. Neither of these majorities csu be satisfac-
tory to the country nor to Ministers. The divisio►►
is not expected to take place Wore Saturday.
Extract from Spanish Papers received yesterday:
MADRID, OCTOBER 19.