The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-20 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—(Tuffs PA V* )

Tlie Judges were engaged in the early part of the morning
swearing in bail, and anhaespiently, till we went to press, hearing
common 'tuitions, which, slid not poovese the slightest public interest.

ARCHES' COUltT—(Tnis I)Ar.) %MA': .
111 E 01 ?ICY or Jurwr, TROMOTED ITT BURGOYNE AGAINST TM,

REV. JAMES FREE.

In this case Dr. DODSON moved the Court to admit the articles
as corrected.

Sir 3. Mcnott inquired whether there was any objection

the motion ?

The respondent's Proctor replied, that the case was now before
the House of Lords on appeal from a writ of error, end that he
had no instructions to make any objection to the motion now.madw

The COURT—Then let tlri corr-ected article* he admitted.
TU* COUNTESS OF TORT/MOUTH V. TUE RAUL OF PORTSMOUTH.

In this suit, which was in the nature of An appeal promoted by
her Ladyship, for the restitution of conjugal rights, her Lady-
ship's Proctor was assigned to bring in the libel, which was
not done.

The Proctor at the apposite side, therefore moved the Court to
relax the inhibition, unless the libel was brought in by the next
Court day. • a
The Registrar stated, that a copy ()tithe libel was sent in, but her
Ladyship's Proctor (Mr. (Ronnie) was not in Court.

thi.lei these circumstances the Court declined
order in the cuse,—The Court then anjourned.

TNE MARKETS.

CORN.EXCHANGE.—(Tuis DAY).

There were fair 'arrivals of-all sorts of Grain last week: This
morning the supplies of most articles are moderate. The Wheat
trade remains precisely in the same state. us last reported. Barley
for malting is full Is. per quarter dearer, grinding qualities also
sell freely. Beans maintain last Monday's prices, hut do not sell
quite so freely. Boiling and Grey Pease are unaltered. In the
course of last week Oats advanced fell Qs, per quarter, but on
Friday they receded to the terms of last Monday, and to-day they
are a dull sale at the quotations of this day se'nnight. In the Floor
trade no alteration.

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RSTY, Itilil the r g .`• Afiti, &old, attended
I)ivine Service at t 1414161,0 tilagebßoyal. The Rev.
/7t. Stanier Clark of tiated in 16 room of the Rev.
the Dean of Salisbury, who, being indisposed, could
not attend.

TO-morrow it 18 expected that his MAJESTY will
leave the Royal Lodge, for St. James's Palace.
'This day several of the Household domestics IA
the Hoyt; Lodge for town, in order to make every
necessary preparsi6on for his Majesty's reception at St.
hit es's Palace.
it is said that his MAU,STY'S stay in town will be
of short antation.

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The King does not again return to /aside at Carl
fa Palace, but the customary guard will he placed at
the sovetal entrances until the whole of his Majesty's
i it i
property remaining n s removed. The hoard, pre-
vious to the building bring taken down, is now fixing
up in Pall-mall, in front of the screen and colonnade.
and several of the flue old trees in the grounds arc
doomed to the axe.

On Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at the Foreign Office, which was at-
tended by the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Welling,
ton, the Earls of Liverpool, Harrowby, Westmorland,
and Bathurst, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. Secretary Can-
ning, Viscount Melville, Lord Bexley, Mr. Ituskis-
son, and Mr. Wynn. The Ministers did not separate
till six o'clock:
Earl Morley transacted business yesterday with Mr.
Secretary Canning, at his offiee,in Downing street.
Mr. Croker gave a grand dinner, on Friday, at his
residence in the Admiralty, to jrS Walter Scott.
Among the numerous and distinguiiihe4 guests invited
to meet Sir Walter were the . Duke ote
Mr. Secretary Canning, Mr. Secretary Peel,
Mr. I-lus-
kisson, Mr. Wilmot Horton, &c.
The Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Westteurlend,
and Earl Bathurst, paid visits yesterday to Duke
of York, at the residence of the Duke of Rutland, in
Arlington-street. His Royal Highness was busily
engaged on Saturday, as Commander-in-Chief, tran-
sacting military business with Sir ,Herbert Taylor, hie
Military Secretary. Sir Henry Halford, Dr. Mac-
michael, and Mr. Macgrigor, called on the. Royal
Duke on Saturday.
Mr. BOADEN'S 'Memoirs of our great Tragic
Actress, Mrs. SIDDONS, are expected in a few days.
This Work is intended as a companion to the Author's
" Life of Mr. Kemble," with which it is printed uni-
formly. It is dedicated, by permission, to his Majesty,
and will be illustrated by a remarkably fine Portrait,
engraved by TURNER, from a picture by Sir T110144%14
'LAWRENCE.