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COURT OP BENCH.

THE KINC3 against CARLII.B.

This morning the Judges took their seats at the
usual hour.

CARLILE attended the Court, accoMpattied
by an elderly man and two females, to spew cause
against a Rule that was obtained last Saturday by
Mr• GURNEY, why a criminal information should
not be filed against her for selling a pamphlet,
entitled the " Mock Trial of Mr. Carli:e." We

Understood her to accept the indulgence of the
Court to have the Rule enlarged till the first day
of Hilary Term.
The remainder of the morning was occupied in

leading the Minutes of the Trials of several per-

l°ll3 convicted of Bribery at the late General
• Election, in which Sir !MANASSEH LOPEZ, was a
• Candidate, previous to their receiving the judg-
ment of the Court.

Mr. Justice BAYLEY pronounced the judgment
of the Court in a very impressive and forcible man-
' bet'. sentencing Sir J. NI. LoPaz, for the offence in
Cornwall, to be imprisoned in the gaol at Exeter
101. 21 calendar months, and to pay' a fine --of
80001.; and for the second, committed in Devon-
thire, to 3 months' imprisonment in the same Jail,
• lind to pay a fine of 2.0001. ; Devonshire to six
mot►tl►+ impri,onment, he ha% ing offert-d to take
the Bribery Oat!), and the remaining 17. to three
Inonths.

11.1 r. SWANN appeared in Court, but the sentence
14 his case wns pos ponel!.

4. R. H. THE DUCHESS OF CLARENCE.

• Previous to leaving Dover, an application was
111" e to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cea-
:"etto by the Committee of the Girls School of
1" "wiry, which meets in Queen-street, in that
t'iwn, soliciting her Royal Highness to become
114 PA-reoNess of their chari, y. The Duchess, we
"ilcrst and, directed her Physician, Dr. HAW.
2341% to wait upon the Secretary, Mrs. JaKENS, and
If' Present her with five pounds in aid of the funds,
bin at the same time her Royal Highness request•
e`t it might be intimated to the Ladies of the
C°lllmittee, that she declined becoming the Pa.
11."ess of this School. Her Hoyal Highness had
team, that the charoy was in a great measure es-
tablished by the humane and very praise-worthy
exertions of a tew Ladies of the Society of Friends,
1411 other Dissenters from the Church, and, if
11°L altogether, was in some degree wider their
reanagereeet ; and, though ready at all times to
give her fides( commendation and private support
measure which had for its object the in-
' liftiliclion and improvement of youth, so necessary
Yer the happiness set! well-being of Society, yet
Lheving, as she did most fully, that the Esta-
!ithed Church was as charitable in its prin.
tPle3. and as scriptural in it a doctrines
411(1 forms, as any that existed, her name and her
Dlthlie influence, in as far as they might avail,
*OOl4 ever and only,. be used for the promotion
of those Establishments which had originated
or were altogether under the Maeage-
trlipt of the Members of the National Church.—
" Royal Highness begged it might be fully
• exPlanted, that in giving this decisiOn, she was
:1(Ie t actuated by any narrow or confined view of
l Christian Dispensation, but while the Church
41)f. t'l)eland, independent of every other consider-
:l.94, formed so essential a part of the happy Con-
y, "tion of these Realms, she was led by duty,
es *ell as principle, to give the Charities connect-
('
111111 that Church her undivided support.