The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-20 00:00:00

LAW COURTS IN WRSTWINSTRWHALL.

It will be recollected that in consequence of the prepura-
lions for the King's Coronation, the Courts of Chancery and
King's Bench in Westminster Hall w►re irCITIOVeII i 4/ make
coons for t►at ceremony, and that a Bill was subsequently
introduced to Parliament, to rumble the Judges of the Cowl
of King's Reuel) to hold sittings in other places than that of
thew Great Chamber in Westminster Hall."
It is however now asce►tained that althongh sittings at
Mei Prises may be held elsewhere, the actual looniness of
the Term mull be traneseted in a chamber within the Hall,
its colis.quelsce of which a new Court must be erected.
Orders for that purpose have hero issued, and that it shall
be begun immediately, that it may be in readiness to re-
ceive the Judge■ on the nth of next month, that being the
day ou which Term commence,.

A letter from Doter, dated October 18 (Wednesday`, say.,
" The ['lupe-dorms weather of late has prevented the paa•age
vessels sailing and arriving to and from the Continent, by
which a great number of passengers had collected on both
sides for erobas Italian, until this morning the weather be-
coming moderate, we were enabled to ship otf about
many remaining for to-morrow. This evening Ave VI earls
arrived from Calais well freighted with passengers, mails and
dispatches, &c. several Noblemen, messengers, and courier-,
were among the party detained us both sides"

Sir David Raird, Cnmmander.in•Cbief of the Forces, ar-
►ived in Cork yesterday se'nnight, and tat au early boor
neat day proceeded to the Caml►field, in (pont tf the Bar-
racks, where the Army is Gacrioon were reviewed. The
ireopq ins the field consisted of the Scots Greys cavalry, the
IStli or Royal Irish niticistry, and the Veteran Battalion.
When the Review bad cloqed, the COOmander.ia•Cbief waist
off to Ballissiceollig, to inspect the Ordnance there. The
I uspectioe was as minute as we have ever witnessed.

A General Older has been issued for clothiug the tires-tire
part of the Yeuntaury Corps to Ireland.

De Wednesday se'euieht W. WRIION BECIMR, EIN M.P.;
Mrs. Simms'', Miss O'N at the Rev NtotoLas Uattauts,
and suite. arrived st Cook, and departed us ThorAlay aborts.
in for the west of that county.
la conseqitence of the promotion of the Rev. Mr. STRY Intl
to the Deauvry of Rochester, the valuable Lectureship of
St. Margaret's, Westminster, has become vacant. Three
candidates have already offered t►emselves for the ■ituatiou.

Mr. BOOTH has entered into an eng tgentesot at
the Plymouth Theatre for five night, previous tv
his appearance at Drury-laue.

The burlesque ballet of " Opposition, or tie
Rival Dancing Masters," ',Lyme at the ArlelpP I
Theatre, is one of those fortunate and unexpeeted Adt
which sometimes, though seldom, occur iu the theatrical
world. We auderatand, when it was first brought not, it
'rya intended merrly as a uovelty for a night ur two; bait
from the very great soccer* it met with on its first r4-perscii •
tattoo, and its still i ang attractiuti, it is now 'apposed
it will run the whole of the -

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- ---r— - •••••• ••==.. it win nos the whole of the season. • ... , f
tor. General had followed iis the footsteps of his the eye of cot iiiii ou sense and justice such proofs of Cioliermooth ; Cuber, and other parishes adjacent to made, the Shrievalty of Mr. Piro kins had tenni-
Pune BONBAST.—The Morsiiessr, speaking. or
rather rhapsodizing upon the birth of toe v. u•-
Yrovil,,...‘,ll'esstt.
J1.1c.;,
wtts'ipcpkis.;gC. iroisey; Parish or Barony, noted, and
.the Chamberlain !wing received no
lissome' B.other, the Attorney-General, whose foul or ori.o t not in hr refused, even though they be op- N.B .
communication from that Court. had pistil to Mr. te ..
is
linen be seemed anxious to get clraii.—(Load
posed by won legal subtlety, or the sttiet tecliiii- 1.'11.e QuEKN's delendiers Ibtave repeatedly offered Sheriff Parkins such emoluments as he was in ii • ssoultriON. sill, "In the midst of the Li:gut:to 1,. -.1.
. . . i't extremity of Ffillfler. religious brass, red the b,,,,,:.• • i
louglaer.)—lle apologised for having detained them
I so long, aud concluded by piopooilog the results-
colones of ordinary ►practice. I todeed if the eta- proof that a conspirecy hits eel) most actively em- habit of paying to alfStirrig .. The hues and amerce.
time.
re
Iloilo, siiieri were put by the Chaim:sou and carried desire adduced upon this moat important branch of PI"Yell egiulist herr aid that the witnesses for the /otitis which were paid intuthe Exchequer, nod loom
tigit,ti prosecution have been procured
.by bribery. The thence to the Cliemherlain, he was of opinion ought sealed at once that the loupe, or rather tfe •
_AA of Frenchmen, had not been vain."—We kw-
unaiiitoutedy. The Flom Gentleman sat down the IfIVrI•IIK411011 be watched with such
Peer,. have refused to go into this proof, but their in future, instead of being paid in the usual almoner here that the voirds " religious brass," dn.!" bronze
of war," may be interpreted to bigtaity• church-bells
amid !unit cheerings from all parts of the assembly. ,evrrit.., ,
y ash MUM of necessity he its nature that
refusing to hear it is ao reason why it should be to the Sheriffs, to be handed over to the Cur ration .
mad pieces et casino's.
Mr. THORNHILL then read the Addreas, which the inquiry canuot be pursued, and the pernii:Ooo withheld from the world. We would suggest to to be paid by them to the Sheriffs as they thriugi ;
WirAmiiiioer SPVltUffit commenced eater's be.
i was also carried without a diseeutnig voice. Ile ,
ot espnbing the acts of the Milan Cuniiiiiss'On will her AIAJESTYN 14tIVI,MIA, that the viitiies.er el Id them dr...claim: of it. Mr. Outon then cited riu. then moved the thanks of the meeting to the Chair.
fore Mr. CONST, the Cloorstuati, and a full klen‘h
become a mile llullitY• if the HO!, 01. the agetito timkr ,iii,i„,„,, t„ all those facts which the Douse memos crises iii the reigns of Edward I. of Edward
o_f•nMir'sgltat4te'. NO case of any publa: tote/tit
01,111, which was carried with the loudest accle-
of Lords refuse to listen to, and that the evidence 111.,. anal Edward IV., where the Sheriffs had lien eaload he uoroldril without the previous examiea.
mations. should in that shape be laid before the public. It punished by fine end tuiprisonitient for their this. " on.
i Mr. Ilootioust returned thanks, and the meet. two of these agents themselves, by what course can
as of the very !ugliest importance to her MAJESTY'S behaviour, lie concluded by moving, that the l DARING ROBBERY.—Ott Wedues lay night last.
tug dispersed.
the Queen's Counsel hope to proceed ? They 12411.• irallse that the plans ridproceedings of Baron Report should lie agreed tr.. las Lietttemint IN' t LLIANIS, of Hampstead, was walk-
Notwithstanding the great crowd, and the con.enigie.t, lirtr, Strand rti
he
ie
wasbetween
ant‘ heekeNdew by a Churchgabg at,tdt.
veiled. The Address is to be presented to her tile, and whose very acts of bostilioy one proposed
lint, iii the rea-aniab!e exercise of their discretion, OtspraDa, Colonel BROWN, Mr. POWELL. VIL- Mr. F. N. Wii.t.i•sts sec led the motion. He tug slung
tined space, the greatest order and regularity pre. )
Majesty by Mr. flobhouse. Mr. Moore, arid such put to the bar oitioesses who are known to be hos-
SIARCATI, and their inferior uvula, should be laid trusted that they should never have such another is,w
open. Iler MAJESTY has courted inquiry, but her Sheriff as Sheriff Parkins, and hoped that the thieves, who got hunt on the groom' and brat hitt,.
nameless enemies and their agents hide th.iiiselves Court, by sgreeing to the Report, would deprive lii a shocking manlier, and robbed him ef his .
to he made the subjects of mono:oder pools. and their deeds in the shades of darkness, and it is him of the motley causing trom the Greta wax watch, &c. He was afterwards found unable to
of the parishioners us choose to accompany it.. Due
I
notice will lie given of the day on which it will be Mioir was ~g„in limit to the hit yr,‘„ents3,, the ditty
of her defenders and friends to drag them Officer more. and was morn-cif to his residence, when
ct.tivenietit for her Majesty to receive it. and stated that lie auw Zreoe, who was known us forth to high.. MI. PULLEN (the late Under-Sheriff to Mr. ' fir now lies in a serious ereelitiou.
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