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London, England, 1818-07-23 00:00:00

QUEEN NIAS.

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WEITIIIIOOI V. bliCkLEir.
Sir AIIMuR PIGGIOTT--r' 111 ay I request of r noir
Lordship to sllow a Petition in di. es.e to be set
down for bestial( in your prisste room ne•
morning? It will not occupy touch of your Lind-
ship's time."
The LOAD CUAIICBLLOR—" Let it be so."

muscrioN.
J AIM =CUM ca•ucot, eis IRANI. by his Reit
0. JAMS CROOttl.

Sir SAMIOIr. RoaSILLY unused for an injunction
to restrain she Defendant from removing the itsf.iiit
Plaintiff out of the jurisdiction of the Court, un-
der the following circumstances:-Tint Plaintiff
wag the Defendant's child, by his wife Jame 1-loni-
too, afterwards Crouch, but they unfortunately
could not agree, and had separated. Mrs. Crouch,
by her trustees, had filed a bill against the De-
fends's*, to eenspel him to carry into effect their
marriage settlement ; and the Defendant threetenerl
to carry the Plaintiff, who was only five years of
or, out nrehe estontry,•asisl leave him in some con-
vent in France, where his mother would never see
him, if she slid not desist from ednrcing the inten-
tions of the marriage settlement. tinder those con-
siderations, he had uo doubt but his Lordship would
grant the mistiest.
The LORD CMANCILLOR—" Take the billow-
tie's, until some other order is made."

KITTY JENKiNS, otherwise 117tODLNO. a Minor, 6y
her next Friend, v. Major-General ill A RPE.
The SOLICITOR-GIS:SISAL said, lie held in his
hand the Act of Parliament grinned to the wif of
Serjesot Hill to bear another name than thnt of the
Learned Serjeant after Ler tir.irringo, which Isis
LordshiP thunglit ought to be looked into, ea there
was no precedent to • female b-ing permitted to
do to by a license of the Crown. Ile also held in Ilia
hand the license granted by tlie Prince Regent to the
Plaintiff to enable her to assume the name of Red-
ding after her inarrrage with the Defendant. which
he begged to hand up to his Lordship fir Isis pe-
rusal.— For the circonistunces of this cast set this
Paper ttf. Soiardey lest./
The LORD CHARCELLOR—" Let the papers he
handed to my officer; 1 will read them. and give
you my 'npituon, Mr. Solicitor General."
This nai die fourth and last Seal after Term.
The LORD CRAIICRI.I.OII will sit at nine o'clock

on Fnday ibef ee ee g (to.ruurrnw.)
His Lordship► rose at half-past two o'ctuck to at-
tend a Cabinet Council.

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POLICE.

RAM-ava eve.
',steeds" Aerie* Quasi was Wrought to thia'olsw,
charged by John Ilealos, • man employed by the CO NS.
@Mailmen of HAW ken and Pedlars, with having committed
an often wader that Act' f Parlismedt. The Complaiomit
stated, that about half-past eleven o'clock, yesterday
mowing, be observed the Prisoner go to a footman al-
iens/leg a carriage in Lower Brook-street, and offer the
ceisteiets of • small boa which he had muter his erns
for sale, and afterwsrds be proceeded to Thomas's Hotel,
is Berkeley-square, Clarendon Mit I, in Bond-street,
sad twig thence to No. 8, Bennett•atri et, at all of which
place. bestrew", the articles in his holt fur sale ; he was taken
into custody mod brought to the °nice. The neutrals of the
bee preyed to he several comae, • few pieces of soap, and
three bottles of rose-water.
The PrbOilef admitted all the witness hail stated In he
strictly cetera, and that be Nut not a hawkers am, pedlars'
our bad he money to pay for one, but • gentlemen's
of the same of Kirkland, who resides in Bennett-street,
had promised to purchase him a license on the first day of
August. The account he gave of himself was, shat he hail
been as upper valiant hi a Gentlemou's family, but on
secoost of his ill. health be was nut able to keep a place; hie
appearance confirmed a is statement : be nes very clean aml
await, yet evidently in poverty, having • wife to rapport,
sad appeased • very proper object for the assistance of the
homarae, mad every persuses feelings in the offiee were ex-
tremely ben at the Magistrate being peremptorily obli-
gated:maider the Art of Parliament, to convict in the penally
of 101. without any power of mitigation, awl the pour crea-
ture sot being able to pay it, the Act is equally severe in
directiog that be shall be committed fir three mouths, which
wee obliged to be done.

M lIKLIIOIIOII7GIUPTIt I VT.
Joao Warner, was elbareell with forging and «Twisty m
prosaism/ mole, wilts intent to deftwail Mr. Moore, • cutler,
ie Oxford-street.
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The Primmer, who armlet, pocket-books and light articles
of eollery, dealt with Mc. Mouse, and be paid him the
targod bill, accepted by Smith, sail draw. by Smart. No
each pram as the drawer or the acceptor could be Naiad at
the gives 'adman. The Prisoner said be took hue hill is
the way or trade, sad he hclierell lite parties conuected with
it had goat to remanded.

Monday evening Baron GitaHAll stid Mr. Ser.
iennt BOSANQUET Offt‘Pii st Cambridge (the latter
n her of Sir Vocally Gino% who still continues
much indisposed). and Mutely opened the
Commission for bolding the Assize., at which there
are eight pristiserys for trial.

There waS rio business of public interest either at
Cambridge or Hut a gdou Quarter Irs.inn•.
At Borekrogbato Awrizeir, seven prisoner. received
sentence of dearth lost were all reprieved.

At Ipswich Sessioi s, on Friday, the whole of the
day was occupied in hearing un appeal on the part
of the Hon. and Rev. FREDERICK 110111A111,Srlinq
the Ivor-Rte of the parish of Drimingtori. This
appeal was made principally upon the ground that
the glehe lands and the parsonage house were
over-rated, that the parishioners were under-rated,
end that the rate upon the tithes in his occupation
was disproportionate to that upon the oilier lends
in the parish. This cause excited great interest '
throughout the whole of the district, in come:pence
of which the Court was extremely crowded. Mr.
NOLAN, with Mr. Comore, oar specially retained
on the part of the appellant; and Mr. WAKEFIELD
(son of Mr. WAKEFIELD, of Ipswich), with Mr.
Esau', and another Gentlemen, on the pint of the
respondents.—Several witnes.es were rata iii i l srd on
both sides, amongst whom were many eminent our.
seyors.—The Court having retired upward. of half
as hoar, upon their return orde►ed that the rate
should be amended, and that the appellant's nom.
Dion, instead of being rated ■t 331. should stared at
16/.—the glebe land, instead of 1161. at 69/.—and
the tithes, instead of 497/. at 3511. 155.

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-la • cE.TEII4r. gLEcrfolf.
11 EM BEIIS RETVRIIfI.
Caithness and IlsstrAire—Genner
Vrnaterty and ticemniliiti,..-111rd. /11•1. end
Selkirk Dintrici of Surnexlean—ffir 'I. B. Riddell.
Liulilbjuaslime—Sir Alex. Ilugla

TO EDITOR VP Tlf DRITISH PAESI.

—muw—
Stn—l have so often frit indebted to Ili? very liberal ap.
praliati.sn that your Palter has hemowerl opus toy exertions,
that I feel timirenter pin on Ending it select t•r as in MN.
jets of censor... a■ freers• ue it If unmerited. I allude to •
paragraph in 'rig nltiTiall POMO of this shy, which, to
milking the filet performatece of the new Inletlode, rolled
Doefer Bolin, itemises me, in direct terms, of having drag-
gelifisrwitr.l Mks O'Neill in recouJ.liaiiit imitation. Tina
charge 1 as threetly disavow. I tiiirquiroc.ipy assert, that
it arvere•trred my I holltilill to attempt so pivitatioa of soy
actress whatever; and that I am ton Pensitle of the dificel-
lies of my prufm.sino, and of my own lsrtprrfeelion• a. as
aches., to degrade excellence by bolding up its perultart.
ties to ridirufe, in to court applause by reourting to * mow-
tire which I have alwa3a taken t►e liberty to molten' iu
others.
A. the accitpation which has drawn upon Ma llisp trnahte
of readiug this letter, i. calculatid to .1.1 me mrimut
fessiuuol Injury, 1 confidently rely upon your justice Iu
afford me the opportustity of • public iIiSAVOINIII of the
risers, so undeservedly preferred against me.
I have Ow honemir to lw, Sir,
Year Worthies &Tweet,
IVidneaduty, July 22, ISIS. F. M. KELLY.