The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-30 00:00:00

ARMY AND NAVY. -
THE FEBRUARY NUMBER OF

r HE UNITED SERVICE JOURNAL,
_IL AND NAVAL AND MILITARY MAGAZINE,

important papers—
dered ai Military Posts—
The Cape of Good Rohe, by
Lieut.-Colonel Wilkie
Affairs at Buenos Ayres
Steam Navigation
Attack on Santa Maria in 1810
Attack of Fort St Jerome, St.
Domingo
Garris
Despatches from the East
General Distribution of the
Navy and Army to the Ist of
February.
With all the Naval and Mili-
tary Intelligence of the
Month.
3, Great Marlborough-street.

Contains, among other
The Fortifications of Paris
The Navy and Army of the'
United States in 1840
;taper's Navigation
Narrative of Seven Weeks' cap-
tivity in St. Sebastian from
the first to the second storm-
ing of that place in 1813, by
Lieutenant-Colonel Harvey
Jones, 11. E.
England's Wooden Walls—The
Sybille
Nelson at Bastia, by an Old
Agamemnon
Sketches frsm Military Life
The British Colonies consi-
Henry Colburn, Publisher, 1

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EXTRAORDINARY MISTAKE IN THE AP-
POINTMENT OF TUE MIDDLESEX QUARTER SESSlONS.—Yes-
tcrday the Middlesex Sessions, which had been appointed
to be holden on Monday next, at the Sessions•house,
Clorkenrr ell, were countermanded, in consequence of the
discovery being made that a session cannot be originated
during term, when, as Mondq will be the last day of
term, all trials which were appointed to be heard on that
dry would have been invalid. An order was therefore
issued by the Chairman, that the sessions should commence
the next day ( Tueslay ), and notices were accordingly
directed to be issued to the Sheriff;, the various stipendary
Magistrates within the district of the county, &c., to that
effect. N9t only great inconvenience but great pecuniary
loss will be suffered by all parties required to attend at the
sessions. Thus, fresh summonses will have to be issued
by the Sheriffs for the information of tin Jurors; Magis-
trates must cominunicate to the various superintendents of
police, who will have to send to pros,ecutors, witnesses, &c.
At these sessions it is known also, that oftentimes in
parochial appeals, appellants, &c., have to come from long
distances in the country ; hence a very considerable in-
create of expenditure will fall upon them, while an addi•
tional expense will be incurred by the county. Such a
circumstance, it is said, has not occurred before, and it is
rather remarkable, that in the application to Parliament
for a Bill (notice of which was given on the 31st of Octo-
ber last) " for breaking up the establishment of the New
Prison, Clerkenwell," one of the provisions sought for is
" to empower the justices of the peace to commence Bee-
-110119 during term."