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London, England, 1828-07-04 00:00:00

I which are mere lies invented by you. I never even EX'
owned that I committed such crime, consequently 11DDRN I
keep to your holy ministry, and do not abuse it so
scandalously." The infamous Monk was so strucit,, This ker.
tv.
by this expression of a last truth, that he did not lieral of a 1
lul'7 utter a syllable more, and the poor young man wo' Ihi
1),. pvl4 w
thereby delivered front the false exhortations of that,enhain; ganl
scandalous hypocrite. •I desPetate z
A correspondent of The Times says, that the nut!Ced int) h
tive for this persecution is known : it is a inere:lo,,i tlitht
ta
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vengeance:of Marshal BEREsPORD's MARIA DA Liii,;lle „ row
care th'i-i t
who was banished to Algarve in SUBURRA ,o,
ur
glory, on account of her immoral rivalship wit:o:vitnnTirY,
. , i,,,,, 4,.
that premier's wife, each having , the van i!fliter
.4, tnt'r,
of being the most powerful of Europe, tis thet,'Y afteini)4
are the most dissolute. About Marshal ibutEs- lignielously
-•- . ; -.l43Pearid
FORD I might say a great deal; but it is suffictentit., Joh all:
k lift
to tell you, that at Ajuda your Ministry is only .fileltdrucati‘ ai
tioned as a set of drunkards, and that in England:rr cotair
there is but one honourable and virtuous man, and',,"l4ll ne,'a
that is Marshal BEREsFoRD I Ye Gods! what next ??,•ttot?,."lti°ll
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In another column will be found official accounts nor k::
od,ftytshemoiipnetr:rtritolyntsedo.f thNeotßuassiTanurakrmiyn after ),:isas:nt tß°aul:4itintedethofaal.i.vin:ii
the Danube. Their progress has Leen for several 11,1).4%4 llft,tl.
• ~,,, g plat'
be seen.
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German Papers received this morning, say that', , eland ,
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the Russian fleet had proceeded against Constanti.:;k ,31 natal'
nople. Brailo7
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was to be taken by storm. '10te:t.:11:,1
ecteded
New York Papers to the .Bth ult. have been re--,ilkt l w its, h.,
ceivetl, and Quebec to the Ist ; but theii'eontente dd ~s 4" %Id cl
not possess any particular interest. Indeed,' we bane , a 14t4,,e bar
we
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.—CEHIS DAY.) . 2e hekreut
HOUSE OF LORDS. Lordsh•
lelibe II
SIR N. MENZIE V. LORD BREADALBANE. 1
rationh
,
The judgment of the Court of Session in this saga,
,_etber hi
which related to an embankment of the river Tay, was ima he off,
reversed this morning.
i
1 a certain,
WELLESLEY CASE.- JUDCM he worst.
, ••orst.
At one o'clock this day Mr. HORNSconcluded his re- 'e2s of an t
ply in this long-protracted case, and their Lordships ixo-- "iii devotion
mediately proceeded to pronounce judgment. ' ; Ris friem
Lord iIenESDALS stated, that the arguments of Counsel ,` respite, In
appeared to rest upon two grounds ;—first, whether the
i., him, fo
Court
of Chancery could rightly exercise its jurisdiction 714tture he
in separating a parent and his children; and '*dly, that etrft to one
allowing such right to exist, the circumstances of this 11,r° tip fpr i
case did nut warrant its being exercised. His Lordship 'irough the
was most decidedly ofopinion that the Court pos4osed that T seetnw a
power; and [as to the evidence in this CUP, warrantittE 1
the 1118°Iva feeli
judgment pronounced by Lord Chancellor Eldon. Ailing]; e tuni4y
extract from a letter written by Mr. Wellesley- to Mr. Pit-,, 'l,‘' hil bed.
man, the tutor of his children, must abundantly satisfy "" Surge,.
their Lordships. That extract was as follows :—." There :tte, • Thei
are many things which ought to be let alone—s Court of '`sleeping
Chancery had no business to interfere between a father and " eottaten
his children—they ought to be allowed to go to the devil ould bi di,
in their own way." His Lordship concluded by moving ePraraaee ,
that the Judgment be affirmed. id 1,5
. appc
Lord MANNERS seconded the motion. sexy. On
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VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT. Le tuinkel
INJUNCTION. "`Qty, bl
FREDERICK V. PARSONS. ?arrant a
The l3ill in this case was fled for an account, and it ,"truction
prayed that the defendant might be restrained from work- curse. be in
ing into any part of the plaintiff's mine, and also front ' !Inschemi
pulling down the barriers which separate the plaintiff's mine 'tell will
from that of the defendant. The parties are the proprie- ~erye• Sue
tors of two adjoining mines, at a place called Neat Abbey, ,e might ha
and, in the early part of last month, the plaintiff was hi- )",:r's Jury
formed that the defendant was' encroaching- on his mine ; ' The caret
he immediately applied to the defendant for permission to :ruled by thi
examine the mine, with the view of ascertaining whether itered the
his information was correct. Under these eircunagances l'ed e 'd
) on%
he was obliged' to send two surveyors bystealth ' into' the ,IsPeetable
mine, anti they, after much difficuity, found that the de- :With his eye
fendarat had worked a considerable way into the plaintiff's .! Walked
property. . . - - ',l terror, an
Itlr,tivonsN, in support of the applicatio,, said that '.. bie handl
it would_be necessary to restrain the defendant from rentov- 1 struggleti
ing the barriers between the mines, otherwise there-could :' raised hi
be no means of calculating the exact amount of the damage ',.4, and hi
which the plaintiff bad sustained.

Mr. CoE, on the part of the defendant, applied for time
to enable his client to answer the affidpite. Till
Ilia HONOUR granted the injunction.

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6 PPING INTELLIGENCE—(THIS DAY.) good,

(FROM
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LLOYD'S.) neat trade
- arleY, Bea
•
DEAL, JULY 3,—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Sterling, 44 Meet a
White, from Iluvannah ; Enchantress, from Jamaica ; 'n'e nut oi
Symmetry, Crain,frona North America; Leipzic, Robert, 'ported cxt
from St. Vincent's. Arrived from London the Susan,
Halliday; Coldstream, Miller; Moffatt, Brown; and nithh
Barossa, Hutchinson, for India, and remain. ish
... ? •....
PonzsmouTir, lumr ;.—Wind E.S.E.—Pisted the "niiii'—'
_ .....
Pamelia, Wimple, for Bengal. Arrived the Hero of Ma- titNr.l—a
lawn, Studdart, from Singapore; Robarts, Corhyn, irons ,Iftphe Wee]
Calcutta; sailed the 30th January. The Mellish left the and Varilsi,
Cape for London on the 20th of April. The Henry, Priv. il'eat !.
,
cher, arrived at the Cape on the 17th. Arley :
FALMOUTH, JULY 2.—Wind S.S.W. to W....... Arrived 1he5t.......,t
the'Stephena, Handjude, from Pictou ; and the Duke of all Y........... 1
Marlborough.packet from Lisbon ; sailed the 22d Jnne.•

THE FUNDS:-( THIS DAY).

.116 day',
other kin
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I. 04 cardith a very
uelY Mond
Pqr %ton
rnlcxY P

CITY, Twzara o' aocz.
Consols opened this morning at the same price they left
off at yesterday, Sei ; scarce a bargain has been done.
Three per Cent. Consols, for July 22, 89 ; Three per
Cent. Reduced, 891 ; Three and a half per Cent: Re
duced, I ; Four per Cent., 1826, 104.1- 5 P Bank
Stock, 2091 101 ; India Bonds, 67 9 ; Exchequer
Bills, 07 9.

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ripjQqu al i t
• "'°lar
nrif'" (*(r,.t.s
ectrt!,i't Shoe
'oar;'qualit
° "s44,wriV,

Fotams.—Brazilian, 65/
Chilian, 27 9 ; Colombian,
French, Fire per Cent., 1051
Mexican, 414. 2 ; Peruvian,
Russian, 93 4 ; Spanish, 1
Mixxs.—Anglo Mexican,
$ pm. ; Real dcl Monte 60
20 19 dia.

6 ; Buenos Ayres, 48 9 ;
241 5 ; Danish, 9.1 i 2 ;
61 ; Three per Cent., 72
24151 ; Portuguese, 60 1 ;
111.
671 65 die. ; Brazilian, 5G
40 die. ; United Mexican,

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FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols Danish 62
Do• 1 for Ac. 89h 4 Greek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds Mexican, 1825 42
Buenos Ayres -- Peruvian
Milian Do. Russian 94
Columbian, 1824 25 Spanish, lB2l 11i

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A very Leavy and continuous thunder storm passed over lit,tla furl
the Metropolis last night anti this morning. It began about molt pc'rie,
nine, and was Lot finished at five o'clock. The flashes ~,S4l°
11i.
of lightning were peculiarly vivid, and at the moment of: .4tt,rija
their occurrence nothing could be conceived more beauti. 11;ifil1'eksj
fol- than the manner in which the opposite bank of. the l!i'lrt,:tiT'4
River, with the water itself, and occasionally passing .It::Flrtin
boat, were brought into strong and inhtaut relief out of DutiNi'',l
utter darkness. The storm was accompanied in its corn- 11-,lZ,Loh4t
menceinent by a slight drizzle, which, as the enure )I:icrOr
410, nearer, increased, and by two O'clock was converted into a
torrent of rain. The night was excessively warm.
The storm shout Hampstead and its vicinity wag one Thi. dayt
continuous flash of lightning and accumulated peals of 11Yers loth
thunder, relieved for a moment by intense darkness, accom. nod Navin,
pulled by heavy rain. The lightning destroyed some trees 'et With a
and chiumies to the westward, and struck off the spire of sr of
Brentford Church. We have not heard that any lives
were lost.

THUNDER STORM.

Prince LEOPOLD left his residence, Marlbo-
I"ugh Ilituse, Pall Mall, yesterday morning, for his suit
at Claremont. lotto
The Duke or CAMBRIDGE received a visit supily goo,
yesterday, at the Kiso's Palace, St. James's, from Sir • 4".depres,i
TuoNtAs
Prince LEOPOLD honoured ALMACK'b Grand
Ball, on Wednesday evening, with his presence.
The Spanish (Special) Minister had a con-
ference with the Earl of AEERDEEN, yesterday, at the office
of the Secretary of State-for Foreign Affairs. d
'lton ---
The Neapolitan Minister transacted business
yesterday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
OLD BAILEY.--(TIIIS DAY.)—The Rev.
Fuss was brought up, and pleaded " Nut Guilty," to
two bills found afzainsr. hint ;in. fintely.
Lord HILL held a Levee, yesterday afternoon,
as Commander of the Forces, at his dfice iu the Hose
Guards, wLich wan nuan-routily uttendvd.

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