The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-27 00:00:00

ROB1)18024 V. ItOitINION.

To this snit, which was also promoted by the husband against
his wife, for a divorce, the lady's PrueMr stated that the oppo•
site party had been aosigued to bring in the libel, but had neglect-
ed to do so for several months. Ile now gave notice that on the
next Court day he should more thafthe party proceeding should
be declared in contempt.
Mr. Robinson's Proctor stated, that his client resided it Dente.
rata ; and that he had in his hand an affidavit, stating that Mr.
Robinson had written to say that he should send forward the
libel by one of the ships then at Demerara, and bound for England.
Robinson's Proctor said that his party was in great dis-
tress, for her husband made her no allowance, and she was actu-
ally without any means of support.
Sir C. noniusow—l know the lady is in a very distressed end
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unprotected state, but I cannot see that I should better her 4'olol'
Lion by dismissing her from this Ink
- Mrs. Robinson's Proctor said, that if his party were di*miotd,
she would go out to Demerara to her husband.
Under the circumstances the Court declined inakisg any °id"'
The Court thou adjourned.

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The King will this (lay hold'a Levee at St. Jame's,
at two o'clock.

The Duke of Gloucester left his seat at Baphot
Park on Thursday, for Lulworth Castle, on a shoot-
ing excursion.

-The Duchess of Gloucester arrived at the residence
of the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, in Bushy Park,
on Thursday, on a visit to her Royal relations. The
Duke and Duchess of Clarence and the Duchess of
Gloucester came to town on Friday morning. The
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester dined and spent the
evening with the Duchess of Kent, at her apartments
in the King's Palace, at Kensington, and afterwards
returned to Bushy Park.
Mr. Willock, late Charge d'Affaires at the Court of
Persia, arrived In a post-chaise and four at the Foreign
Office, in Downing-street, on Saturday morning from.
Persia. Mr. Willock had an interview with Mr. Se-
cretary Canning, and afterwards proceeded to the Board
of Controul for the affairs of India.

The Earl of Harrowby and the Earl of Westmor-
land transacted business on Saturday at the Secretary
of State's office for Foreign Affairs.
The Lord Chancellor had an audience yesterday of'
the King.
The Duke of Sussex paid a visit yesterday to his
Royal brother the Duke of York, at the residence of
the Duke of Rutland, in Arlington-street.
The Lord Chancellor, Lord Gwydyr, and Mr.
Croker, visited the Duke of York yesterday.
Lord De Tabley has hitherto been prevented taking,
his seat in the House of Peers from severe indisposi-
tion. We are happy, however, to state, that his Lord-
ship's health is now improving, and that it is his in-
tention to cheer our native artists, by opening his fine
Gallery, of their works exclusively, soon after Christmas.
Sir Roger Gresley is gone for a short time to the
Continent. Lady Sophia Gresley remains in. England.
It was from Mr. Michael James Robert Dillon, and
not Mr. M. G. B. Dillon, that Lord Redesdale pre-
sented a petition to the House of Lords on Friday,
claiming the Roscommon Peerage.

SPARTAN JUSTICE !---.Charles Crisp has beert
committed to our House of Correction to hard labour, for twt
months, for pulling up and destroying at Handsworth, totilips 414
the value of one penny I—Stafford Adoertixer.
On Monday night a party of Roc:kites attacked four
houses in the vicinity of Bruce, in this county, and robbed theta
of several stand of arms, demanding provisions and whiskey from
the inmates. On one occasion they met with opposition, and a
man of the party was stabbed with a pitch fork,—Dublin Patriot.
On Friday a meeting took place at Mount Collins,
on the borders of the County Cork, between R. Deconrcey and
George Bucket, Fags., the former attended by Captain Saunders,
and the latter by Lieutenant Wilson. On the first fire, Mr.
Duckett received the ball of his adversary in the pistol arm,
when awamicable arrangement took place, and the parties left the
ground. —.Dublin Patriot.

The alleged answer given to a popular Comic
Actor (whose articles at one of the Winter Theatres expire at the
end of the present season), by the new Lessee of the other
Theatre, to whom he applied for an engagement at an advanced
salary, if confirmed by all tho Managers, will tend more to the ex-
tinction of Stars, and the restoration of the old school of acting,
than any former occurrence. " Sir," said the Lessee, " I should
be delighted to possess the advantage of yUue excellent talents
at my Theatre, but I will not be made an auctioneer of by any
of you !"