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FOILIMESIM.
Private letters from Bayonne of the 23d state that the
reports relative to the movements of Zurbano ate more
contradictory than ever. The authorities on the frontiers
aPPear to have no positive iufermation concerning him.
We learn from the Hague that the First Chamber of
the States General, in its sitting of the 23d, rejected for
the second time the draft of the address in reply to the
speech from the Throne, as sent up by the Second Chain-
Ther its sanction.
publication of the intended marriage of the Count
,
Jarnae, Secretary of the French Embassy at London,
with the daughter of the late Lord Foley, said to be a
rich heiress, has been posted up at the Mayory of the first
itrrondissetnt nt of Paris.
fi 4- letter !rorn Lyons states that the Saone has over-
Vwed its banks along its whole course. The Metbe also
-44 overflowed its banks, and caused great injury to the
tir,,,retuiding country.
-the Juurnal des Chentins de Fer states that all the pre-
Paretory arrangements hare been made for the prompt
111,,ccution of the line from Amiens to Boulogne.
An. Chaix d'Est Ange, the Ministerial candidate, was
ttarned Deputy for Rheims on Sunday by 414 votes.
448,, oPponent, M. Leon Faucher, obtained 344.
Itee(.rdin,g to the Moniteur, the receipts of the Paris
25th inst.,
on Sunday and Monday last, the 24th and
. amounted to the sum of 689,205 t., whilst the
"Posits withdrawn during the same period amounted to
he sum of 740,000 f.
,1 The Sentinelle of Toulon states, that, in order to duce the the number of sailors, the l'Unister of Mrine has
desired the Maritime Prefect to discharge all those who
have been six years in actual service of the Government,
1111(1 those who can reckon 30 months of such service
knee the last levy.
The Swedish Chamber has voted unanimously and
Pnntaneouly an annual sum of 19,000 rix. dollars
‘l'9°ol) for increasing the pensions granted to the ser-
vants of the late King:
Gil letter from Ath ens, of the Bth inst., in the Aug.burp
azette, states that the most perfect harmony prevails in
air Greek Cabinet, and that it is daily gaining new
en-. L
6‘" Geeeral Kalergis, who, it had been said, had
-,,andoned Athens in consequence of a disagreement
With the Ministry, had returned and resumed his post as
one of the King's aides-de-camp.
.41'ire learn from Stockholm, November 12, that in the
-Liting of the States on the 11th a communication was
Vreceived from the King, announcing ti-at he approved of
I the changes that they had made in the last session.
l'esulta from these modifications that future the
et Will be convoked for three years, and that the
.-f.eerntnent is no longer to have the power. of its onn
:1.111 to
,„, atiPpress journals which contain articles that are
ria-rfieasing to it. On the 12th the Government proposed
f,,,,Te States a Bill, giving guarantees to the authors of
gl,e,!gn works against piracy in Sweden, but accompanied
to-`" a conditionthat similar protecti. the authors whoseon shall be afforded
vo
,'laedish works in the count
Iski; are protected in Swedenries of .
LAW AND pox.zen.
tin the Court of Exchequer several verdicts for penal-
Zapwere obtained by the Crown against persons con-
mg smuggled tobacco.
ia4 a Tient assizes commenced at Maidstone, before
r• Justice Williams ; there are forty-two prisoners
„r trio.
In the course of the day the case of Richard
hdas the parricide, was mentioned. It aears that he
been removed, by order of the Secretary of State, to
thetilminal lunatic asylum. Mr. Justice Coltman opened
commission of gaol delivery for the county of
lAuccalert where there are sixty prisoners for trial.
t the Central Criminal Court, Thomas Bell Jones, a
Person of respectable appearance, twenty-seven years of
-g„es!„was convicted of having' received, in the months of
eci and September last, the sums of 21/.195.,8/. Bs, and
.I(is., for and on amount of Henry George Bohn, his
~al:er, and that he afterwards secreted, embezzled, and
ell the same. Another indictment charged him with
thetaling three other sums, amounting to 161 13s. 4d.,
Feared,pety of his said master. The prisoner, it ap-
iV, had endeavoured to make restitution before his
aleations had been discovered, and had, up to the pre-
:3U period, borne an excellent character. The jury re-
'ntntnended him to mercy, and the Common Sergeant
aellleheed him to eighteen months' imprisonment with
hard labour.
t— nj_illnes Owen and James Parker, two lads, aged six-
ent
"c, were convicted for burglariously breaking and
ering the dwelling-house of F. Webster, and stealing
4PParel and other goods and chattels therein. Owen was
to three months hard labour, accompanied by a signifi-
transported for, seven years, and Parker was sentenced
cent caution as to the future.
Zr.D John Smith, a packing-case-maker, carrying on
business at the corer of Distaff-lane, was brought before
Aldermen Hughes and Hooper, at the Guildhall, charged
with itt indecently assaulting Sarah Crip, a girl belonging
t
the Queenhithe Ward Schools for girls, in Old Fish-
street, The cargo having been proved against him he
was fined 5/.
A young man, named John Ogilvie, was committed
from Bow-street, on two separate charges of extorting
money and property from gentlemen by means of infa-
kuus threats.
At Worship-street, Jane Brown was, on a warrant,
4iregect with having attempted to stab James Golding, a
, lid dealer, living in Wellington-street, Shacklewell.
for 4'7 the prosecutor an account, and, on his asking
sh„u_ money, she seized a sword, and rushed upon him. '
to 7,37 as fined 505., and, in default of payment, sentenced
yea a weeks' imprisonment.
es week s'
a respectably-attired young man, about 30
said tici) age, who gave his name William ;Brown, and
fore _at he belonged to Lewes, Sussex, was brought be-
korke°4r• Jeremy, at Greenwich, charged with obtaining
eoaY under false pretences from the Rev. Mr. Sims,
the of Lee, Blackheath. The prisoner had called on
hed4`t(rf• Gentleman to request pecuniary assistance, and
zhozilodiiranPitiful tale of his distresses, every word of
ed
out to be false. He was sentenced to one
A"' 8 imprisonment with hard labour.
fro man and his wife, named Brown, were cemmitted
heits,ine Thames police-office for stealing two copper
*tore*tore tlid Thomas Armfield, the keeper of a marine.
she Ropemaker's- fields, Limehouse, was be,„ '4,lsir receiving the same, knowing them to have
+stolen.

11` pAsmorcazzas.
Th LI i cc"ra and Lord E. and
Lady Duke ilice and Duchess of Norfolk
day-." ArY Howard arrived at ArundelCastle, on Tues-
afternoon,
'lt Pet from visiting Colonel
. and Mrs. Wyndham,
ti worth House. The Marquis and Marchioness of 4hr' Iteentnpanied by Lady Anna and Lord Henry Loftus,
Itt 0 left Petworth House the same day, to visit the Duke
ci left
of Norfolk, at Arundel Castle.
ceearoorill_neLlatiokrueannsd Duche,s of Richmond, with the Ladies_
ta and Cecilia'
Gordon L_enn,oxn, and Lord
Castle on
NV- e1,7_‘,31 don Lennox, were to leave Gordon
Lord clay for London.
t 6 i, Wharncliffe entertained the Duke of Rutland,
laraiti°ll' Mr. and Mrs. John Chetwynd Talbot,,anrdn!
eliii„Leitele, at dinner, n Tuesday evening,
fi..4l"use, Curzon-street. at IN ha
44: C -" Marquis of Northampton, with Lady Margaret
ua.
pton and Miss Clephane is sojourning at Tor
m 3,
mediate,()nthe Noble Marquis having left Castle Ashby i -
TY after the Queen's visit to Burleigh House.
Adelee Countess of Jersey and Ladies Clementina and
Park,
near Villiers shortl leave town for Middleton
'Alji 'aloe ater, Oxon,yand it is expected a select party
7,,lnet there for the Christmas holidays.
,lotirne.Earl and Countess of Sandwich, after a brief so-
lastinanind town, returned to Hinchinbrooke on Tuesday
the eh,-.-4.8. fa. mily party is t. 4) meet there, to be present at
The- iLs,Letlin-
i gof their infant.
tsrorc,b Itarl of Cardigan has arrived in Portman-square,
•ulis t'al where his Lordship's regimen isstatio_noerd..
tharnPt4l,birtterl is about to leave for Deane Palk, IN
lititl::rolliPlitzw.illiarn and the Ladies Wentworth Fitzwil.
!Ir. and lep.iitlng Wentworth House, proceeded to visit
171'd have `"!
born --- In
• Park, near Peter-
Y AlarY Thompson, at their seat near York
ron„,h, ~ oe arrived at :Milton . "titultis4ilitiTtetrille hunting season. Viscount and Vis-
,, are also there
visit 43; -ve. 'tad 1.11 • y * still at Holkar Hall, on a
InleOvaethfi3trheliteliii:_f Is utnrilli n gat; ,a n d a.
dr ed i
enot expectedi
ntgo
"11)ton until the mi

teOxen ~ 1 alifteiAlakmirri-ita•
r large' t•eti'te3•, and potatoes continue to be
dak, l':lnantities, into the London markets firmompoßrteodt.,
oreu" 'I the f.-
e(3‘V s'
't
° fewer than sixty •xty head of live fat oxen and
and st;
iseveral thousands of live geese'
n s'varnera On Wednesday the Batavier
Ai, r• ear aalnitdy.tunaes,
4 (Pe cluftrititY of potatoes excelldeunctkqsu,
."ard „,. Farris
of Ludgate-hill, who has represented the
f°l' the "•• '4,ringdou Without in the Common Councilts
-- last two years, has intimated to the constituents
ot the ward that oho 0f.,,_ at it is his intention to resign his office as
eo the representatives of the ward in the Court of
Intuon Co•
The tined.
artipto Inetubers of the Mechanics' Institute, innSouethr:
whi'lar,, 4-buildings, celebrated their twenty-first a niv
at
, °n Tuesday evening, by giving a concert,
kue:o the following vocalists sung with their wonted
hiire.ss :--Misses ltainforth, Dolby, Williams ; Messrs.,
4 rzlon, Burdin; Machin and John Parry. Conductor,
ir. j.r. Cooper , . ,
41114 (pupil of Vlosche). who played two
crowded n solos on th • f telex The theatre was
„ to excess. e plan"
Selvaj'a lift? Agincourt, with Barber and Fletcher on board,
S ' 61mon's Bay' Cape of Good Hope, on the 18th of
x
'
k goidie ptNm~r. -Mere had been no deaths on board except
wed r and child, nesday was the last day on which entries were
4,,,e for the forthcoming cattle show at Baker-street,
4,1".1%._ hese, particularly for implements, were more
.°lerons than on any previous occasion. Amongst the
4ea'ne3 of entries fur stock was that of his Royal High-
his
I ?riee Albert, who last year exhibited some pigs-
Year he has entered into competition for the cattle.

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kat 1 l'R AND COONIIIES.—The agreement for this
It CU 18 ity fOIIOWS :-This agreement witnesseth, that
01.1554'11 Coornhos and Henry Clasper agree to row a skiff
thoinllier match, from Newcastle Bridge to Lemingtonlo
4,,c, on the 18th day of December, 1844, for
880!..
th,
s'rt ecombes staking 1001. and Henry Clasper. /.,
1),1,,a1d Henry Clasper payinm Robert Cooms, inde-
A _?ent of the stakes, 10/. for his travelling expenses.
4.11,731,1,;hta,,,vay
match, and no fouling ;no boats The
tit., ed to interfere with the contending partiis.
414 t° come off half an hour before high water.—Tyne
111,,
li.
, • liarnand
Gregory, whose term of imprisonmentaud
two 4;1 on Tuesday, quitted Newgate between one
with his
dau °clock in the afternoon, in company.
1/414selitir and several friends, who had come to receive