The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-26 00:00:00

Pri-W SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1831.

the projet_?,t,ol hilt the qUestion of religion is not
settled. The Emperor, as we are assured b, n jumioal Vi
party, has not cmeutcd to his daughter's changing her
religion, and the Jesup, who r*a., iitet 44,
RittlitiOrt) Wi!l hot AN* bf Vie
tb ;flake any concession. Neither is it the nego-
tiation for this marriage which his ipereased the coolness
between the Cabinets of St. Vetprshurg and Pari; and is
t•.,erse the Fettlim of M. de tiarrntc, Who has bong
a#o,tilisliett to relinquish his post : for, notwithstanding all
the official and personal respect paid to him, a spirit of
hostility and even hatred to the 000.11100 of July 11
slowri on e‘tl'y Wet sidh h every shape.."
W have no news from Spain, save a flyini?%iepoti
that General ORAA has taken Catitavieja. 'I he de-
tails have tact fehetleci us. It was rumoured in Paris
.In Tuesday that ESPARTERO had defeated the Cat,
lists near Hucrte de Re Oh the 14th inst., and that on
the fellowhlg clay the Pretender was at Quintanar de
Sierra, closely pursued by the Commander-in-Chief.
The following Are extracts

COMMON PLEAS..

(`tiito liAt.)

(Before the CHIEF JUSTICE, and a Common Jury.)
SITTINGS AT NISI PRIUS, AT WESTMINSTER.
WittkEl if/kJ
Mr. Sergeant WILDE stated the case. It was dii
for a breach of warranty. The plaintiff was a Livery-
!table keeper; and the defendant a fishmonger residing at
Hampstead. in the ttffinth of April last the plaintiff pur-
chased a bay horse for 3:5 guinea, Mach Itt ttartatited
sound." Akw days after the purchase the horse Fell fath6l
and two veterinary surgeons pronounced him unsound—he
was returned but refused by. the defendant, and was then
seta toliveTitableg.
Henry Uatton—i am a servant oitheilleititilf, , ! Mot;
feet a bay-horse being brought to my master's stableti: ThB
receipt; sighed by Lee; for :35 guineas, for a bay-horse
stitate Pitt in fend; YiTe days afterwards
the horse was lame, and I told my master, who de.l!ted
take him to a veterinary surgeon. 1 met Mr. Lee at the
yeterionry surgeon's Rate, and told him the circumstance.
The horse remained two days longer; and then I took the
horse back to Hampstead to Mr. Lee, telling him that he
was unsound. Lee refused to take him in.

William King—l am plaintiff's breaksman. I recollect
the horse coming to my master's stables on the lath April.
I drove him in the break four or five times for exercise,
and on the 18th he went lame.

James Turner—l am a veterinary surgeon. The horse
in question was brought to me on the 18th April, and he
was exceedingly lame of the near fore foot. It was very
much inflamed, and the foot contracted. The contraction
must have been of some months' standing. I saw the
horse two days afterwards ;he was still lame. About three
weeks afterwards I saw the horse at Hampstead ; he was
sot then so lame, but the foot was still contracted. I again
saw him on the 9th June, still lame, and the contraction as
before.

STANOATE CREEK, OCT. 25.—Arrived the Otter, Preston,
from Constantinople; Secret, Gates, Smyrna; Waterwitch,
Robertson, from Denia ; Dart, Grace, from Malaga.
SHIELDS, OCT. 24.—Arrived the Blucher, Pertnet ; and
Maria, Peters, from Dantzic ; Martha, William, and Argo,
Robertson, from RIChibUCIO.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 2a.—Arrived the Sarah and Arsalin, from
New York.

The Calais (steamer) from London, has arrived at Con-
stantinople.
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTEl.—Bramley, in the Gulf of Gibral-
tar, 15th inst. ; Lady Leigh, off Cape St. Vincent, 12th inst. ;
Emerald, of Bristol, off Gibraltar, 7th inst. ; Janes, Lyon,
from Venice to Hull, 29th ult., lat. 3S , long. 9 E. ; Sea
Lark, from Cephalonia to Plymouth, 3d inst., lat. 38. long. 4
E. ; Low, Ogilby, for Malta, 10th inst., off Gibraltar ; Camp.
bell, from Liverpool to Pernambuco, 19th ult., lat. 12. long.
2tl; Delona, of Newry, for Quebec, long. 4!.