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London, England, 1844-07-11 00:00:00

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According to some of the Paris papers authentic accounts
have been received of the dismissal, by the Emperor of Mo-
rocco, .of the two general officers who headed the Moorish
troops, in their late attacks on the French camp at Lalla
111a-
gronia. It is also said that strong hopes are entertained of a
speedy arrangement, as the French Government does not de"
mand the expulsion of Abd-el-Kader from the Moorish ter-
ritory, but his immediate removal from the Algerian neigh"
bourhood, and the assignation of a fixed residence for him,.
under the responsibility of the Emperor in one of the towns es
the most distant frontier.
On Saturday next, the anniversary of the death of lhn
Duke of Orleans, a funeral service will be performed at the
cathedral of. Notre Dame, and in all the Catholic and Fro'
testant churches in Paris. The King and the Royal FarnilY
will, it is understood, leave on Friday for Dreux, Where 3'
funeral service will be performed in the chapel in which th?
late Duke is interred. On their return the Royal Family sill
proceed to St. Cloud, and reside there for some time.
The King's intended visit to Eu appears, says the Presse,
to have been postponed, as several of the royal carriages
which passed through Aumale a few days ago have returaa
to Paris.
It is stated in a letter from Algiers that the Duke d'Aumg°
is about to return to France on leave for three months. Ge-
neral Count de Larne will act as Governor of the.province
Constantina during the absence of the Royal Duke.
It appears by a letter from Algiers that-the attempt to or-
ganise a corps in Algeria mounted on camels, which was
at
first a failure, has at length been successful. Three hundred
men, mounted in this manner, accompanied the last expedi-
tion, and manoeuvred to the perfect satisfaction of the officers'
The whole of the Chambers of the Cour Royale sat to-
gether on Monday to decide upon the difference which has
arisen between the first President, M. Seguier, and the bar:
The court sat at one o'clock. The members of the Cannel,-
of the Order of Advocates were present. The proce
weding
lasted from about a quarter before two till six o'clock, hen,
after deliberation, the Court ordered the letter sent
Council to the President Seguier to be suppressed, and in the
most honourable terms warned the bar not to again commit
a like offence.
'ad
The crops of more than 100 farmers have been destroyed
(says the Brussels Gazette) in the commune of Landegliet
Eastern Flanders, by a violent hail-storm. The lots
reckoned at upwards of 181,000 fr.
vecl
A few days ago, as some Piedmontese workmen empls.
on the canal of Marseilles were extracting stone from t"-
quarry of Montribal, an enormous portion of rock gave
and, falling upon them, killed five, and so seriously
jured four or five others, that their lives were despaired of.
A letter from Stockholm, June 20, says The Cour'
mittee appointed by the Minister of Commerce to'repatr to
China, to establish commercial relations between that country
and the kingdoms of Norway and Sweden, have just set ou
for London, where they will embark for Canton direct.
fr he
of • this body, Liljewalch„ is one of the richest shiP:.
owners of Stockholm. He is at this moment the owner s'
52 merchant vessels."
LAW AND POLICE. by the
Mr. Sergeant Atcherley, who, it is understood, will take
Mr. Justice Erskine's place at Oxford circuit so long as his
Lordship's indisposition may prevent his performing his ju
cial duties, opened the Commission at Abingdon on the 10tur
There are about-eight causes entered for trial. The calend34
contains the names of 25 prisoners, and it may butti
analysed :—lnfanticide, 1; concealment of birth, 1 ; cng
uc-
and maiming, 1-; iirsop, 1 ; forgery, 1; sacrilege, 1 ; abd
tion, 1 •, horse-stealing, 1; rape, 4; and larceny, 13.
In the Coati. of Queen's Bench an action was brought by
Mr. Jones, the landlord.of the Three Tuns, in the Borongl''
against Mr. James, the Secretary of the Middlesex Wort!:
Registration Society; for election expenses, incurred in •111
capacity of chairman of an election committee for prornotinfi.
My. Pattison's return for the City at the last election, whi,(4i
C2_l. inmate° met at the Three Tuns.—Verdict for the plain"d
/et-Damages, 221. Os. 9d. The Court at its rising adjourue
for the long vacation. •
At Guildhall; Mr. Rickards, an omnibus proprietor, wsl.„
finally examined, charged with exposing a-gelding for sale 1.
Smithfield-market, on Friday last, knowing it to be affected
with the glanders. The evidence of Sergeant Lambert, AIL,
-City-policeman 18, was read over, to the effect that the hots
was tied up to a rail with the healthy horses, and that wstio
it was under examination at the veterinary surgeon's,
defendant came in, owned the horse, denied the right of the
police to interfere with it, and said it was just the case ;
wanted to try the question with the police, who had been lee
e
officious in similar cases. After hearing evidence as to
diseased state of the horse, Mr. Alderman Hooper said 3 t
should require Mr. Rickards to find bail for his- appearance
the next sessions, and direct the City Solicitor to proseeuie;
him. Mr. Rickards was committed in default of bail.
Mr. Clive, the sitting magistrate at Wandsworth,
mater`
„
decision in a case materially affecting the interests of v
men. A few days since George Lee, a labourer in the einP;""ea.
of Mr. Hooke, a contractor, of Nine-elms, was surnin°'.l,o
to the Court, and charged, under the 102e1 clause of
Watermen's Act, with unlawfully acting as a waternsan lie
navigating twelve sticks of timber on the River Thaine'the
not being a freeman of the Watermen's Company, "Jot
apprentice of a free waterman. Mr. Clive said the defend by
had clearly made himself liable to the penalty imPwe;iiti-
the Watermen's Act, and he should inflict it, but in u
gated form : instead of fining defendant the extreme Puy asts
101., he would inflict a fine of 20s. and costs. As the c
were heavy, the fine was afterwards reduced to 10s.
keeper,
At the Thames Police -office, James Brigden, cotpro-
of Gulston-street, Whitechapel, was brought before 31r. mar-
derip, on a charge of causing the death of Ann Jones, 3
hey-green. at a furl
llehdiewh orb
iaene.
other The
pperriss
oo
nn
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alongwa d
Stepr iv in g a horse and cart.o.,.
rate, and he approached close to the kerb opposite to the t!,..
mains of King John's palace, and the deceased, who was 11
company with another female, named Wilson, was knocked
down by the horse, the off wheel passed over her body,
she was taken up in a lifeless state and bleeding profaseu
from the ears, nose, and mouth. She expired almost inn' I„e'
diately afterwards. Several witnesses proved that he was in
toxicated, and driving in a reckless and furious manner whoa
the occurrence happened. Mr. Pelham advi e 'the prise°Pes
to reserve his defence, and Mr. Broderip remane,ed for
week.
Baron Lefroy opened. the Commission at Roseau-[lOn
Saturday, and congratulated the Grand Jury on the P
able state of the country.
The case of trim. con. " Roberts v. Herdman,' withdra ,
at the last Tyrone A"ssiees, is entered for trial. Si la
counsel have been retained at both sides, and damages
at 20,0001.

CC URIr-rlis i1i.a.731.E. , at
• The Duchess of Kent arrived at Woolwich yesterday,
four o'clock, from , Ostend in the Princess Alice steOleft
having made the passage in ten hours, and immediately
for Frogmore Lodge. her
On Wednesday the Dowager Duchess of Bedford ga-red
fourth grand fete champetre for the present season, at Bew`,o
Lodge, Campden-hill, on which occasion her Grace '9bo
honoured with the presence of her Royal Highness
4
Duchess of Gloucester, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cat'
bridge, and about 600 members of the aristocracy. uet
The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch gave a grand banq
last evening at Montague House. Their Royal Iliglarfr,
the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the Hatch
reL4B
Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Mecklenburgh St
honoured the Noble Duke and Duchess with their conipa,il 0,:
t-0,
The Earl of Shaftesbury received the Duke of
Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor, Earl of belt
Earl of Rosslyn, Lord Redesdale, Lord Brougham, Sir E° re
Peel, Hon. Sydney Herbert, Sir J. Beckett, Sir GOafiy•
Cockburn, Mr. Bonham, Hon. H. Corry, &c., on Wedne6
ev
Lord enin, at his reidence in Grosvenor-sq.
and Ladys Brougham entertaineduare the Duke 0, '4
lington, Lord and Lady Ashburton, Countess of Erse` otl•
Lady Amelia Capel, Countess of Westmoreland, Eat'lloe•
Countess of Mornington, Hon. A. Cape!, Mr Reptun, „ga
Cecil Forester, Sir P. Crampton, Miss Copley, and a 1. o
party, at rlinner on Monday last. Lady Brougham 113
select party afterwards.
The Archbishop of Canterbury and Mrs. Howley, " tbe
Lambeth Palace to-day for Addington, near Croydon, for
season. oa
The Duke of Devonshire arrived at Devonshire Bosse ted.
Tuesday afternoon, from Brighton, and yesterday dept
for Chatsworth.

a~ISCELL.&NEOUS. dog°
The half-yearly general meeting of the Royal San s,Mining Company was held on Wednesday, at the offieew
Broad-street-buildings--Sir J. Goldsmid in the chair. t` of
report stated that a general improvement in the prospec the
the Company's mining operations had taken place 510°00
last meeting. The quantity of ore raised in the six 010.16
ending the 29th of February last was 4,930 tons, its 11' a
quality, and the diminished expense of working, fir Sold
augmenting the profits. Of this ore 3,189 tons were
os'
and produced 34,734/. 4s. 11d., the remaining 1,741 tons kod S
cepting 305 daily expected to arrive) are in Swansea, 4'aisti
prt. sold, which being taken into account at the estial 5,
net.proceeds of
,15,9881. Is. '3d., make, with other itefiley
total of receipts for the six months of 51,831/. 10s. ' TheAea.o
penditure for,the same period was 29,6671. Ils. 10d. The 'OOl.-
profit is 22,163/. 18s. 2d., out of which the Directors
mend
Supplement
a dividend
to of
th 3/. Is. per share. o
e,
A ' e London Gazette, of Tuesday., 17,1

lished leisst night, contains an cnnouncement that the Be
ers
siastical Commissioners for England have, in virtue of P°.
intrusted to them by Parliament, prepared a scheme,
is explained at great length, for erecting a separate
for spiritual purposes in each of the parishes of Astber3',oll
Prestbury, in the county and diocese of Cheater. Sellrata
other places are named, in which it is proposed that seP
districts of this kind should be constituted. . bel4
At the close of the meeting of the Repeal Associatiell, 0.4
at Dublin on Monday, the weekly return of the rent,..ge
2,136/. This was the sixth weekly return, of a similar
amount, since the incarceration of Mr. O'Connell. the„
A good deal of discontent and murmuring pervaue-,„ev
repeaters at the probability of the unavoidable postpenc*.,oll
of the writ of error. They attribute, I understand, 11001-
blame to the extraordinary length. at which the le their
counsel for the defendants felt it their duty to address
Lordships.
A proclamation has been issued by the mayor and Oincgeilso:
trate* of Belfast, cautioning all those whom it may C°llsicle
against public riots or displays at this time of the year'
by side with the proclamation on the walls is a warnsi,aqgli;
the millowners and other employers of this town andliot all
bourhood, that they will dismiss from their ernidertalclt °
such persons as may be in any way accessory to 4.13".
the peace. - oat" •
The total shipments of sherry during the past six
as appears by the Customs' list just received from 'Ol
amounted to 17,765 butts, being an increase of 3,892.0cir'i
compared with the same period last year. The Privies;
shippers were :—From Xcrez, P. Domecq, 1,148 Gsr
Gordon and Co., 1,028 ; Pemartin and Co.; 1,003 ; r.j.11.1*
vey, 674. From Port St. Mary's, W. Oldhain, 1,147' 678.
Pico, 1,024; J. W. Burdon, 979; and M. M. De Mora,

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SINGULAR DEATH OF AN INFANT.—YeStaulti u'te '
)81'31 'ig 114
Baker held an inquest at the Old Belli Petticoat-lane, .c_ 91- to hi
chapel, on the body of an infant named Emanuel Illwri;i0or ro%
months old, whose parents are of the Jewish Persil tbo
ie , !liva,
residing in Love-lane. It was somewhat remarkab pet
Juoi•
the whole of the jurymen were members of the 534.11/„et 10(1 to.,,ti!
suasion. It appeared by the evidence that the illl3-of itl deao
been placed on a bed, during the temporary absence, ct all 1.10,,
mother, when it had rolled off, and fell between the ve opli
s t Ivhi
the side of the wall, the space between which VILA 00,
1
sufficient to admit the falling through of, the body -,i, so. to,l
.the head, and in consequence, the child hung suspende_raeoll 114,
was suflbcated. On the discovery being made A Siudevilto 11'
Ot
was sent for, but life was extinct. Verdict, Mc
death."
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• ATAL ACCIDENT WHILST BATIIINO•----- bittb•l-,
F ltia,
day evening, about half-past six, a young man ww3 pea,' `1 Frig
in the river off Brown's Wharf, Battersea-fields, wile° coo„'
C p , NI,
suddenly seized with cramp, and before asiistaucknow
;,, un „re- ttioi
reach him he was drowned. The deCeased, who city W' a '
appeared from his .apparel to be a porter in some 0,-,
house. Drags :were employed both on Tuesday oral; 0
yesterday, but the body has not yet been fouric.l. ..
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