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London, England, 1829-02-12 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(L,ST NIGHT.)

Mr. Johnson, from the Secretary's Office of Ireland,
brought up an Account of Stamps in that country.
Sir R. INGLIS presented a petition from the inhabi-
taiivi of Eccleshall, against the Catholic Claims.
Sir H. PARNELL presented a petition from.Aghadoe,
in Queen's County, in favour of their claims.
Several similar petitions were presented from other parts
of the Queen's County.
Mr. DUGDALE presented a petition from the Phy-
sicians and Surgeons of Birmingham, relative to the pro,
curing of subjects for anatomy.
Mr. HENRY MAXWELL presented petitions against
the Catholic Claims from Newtownhury, Donegal, and
Bara.

Mr. H. BATLEY presented a Memorial from the East
York 31iiitia, on the subject of Disbanding the Militia
Staffs. _ _ .

Colonel FA NE presented a petition from Lyme Regis
in Dorset, against Concessions to the Catholics.
Lord MILTON presented a petition from the Surgeons
and Physicians of Sheffield, relative to procuring subjects
for anatomy.
Major-General KING presented four petitions against
Catholic Concessions front Killsls, Clackan, Dunferry, and
Kilbride, in the county of Mayo.
Lord CLIFTON gave notice t!4at he should present to-
morrow a petition from the Freeholders of the county of
Kent, in favour of the Catholic claims. His Lordship
then presented a petition from Kildockry, in the county
of Mesth, in favonr of the Catholics.
Mr. S. RICE presented a petition from the parish of
Thomondgate, in favour of the Catholics.
Mr. J. WOOD presented a petition from Chorlton, in
Lancashire, in favour of Religious Liberty.
Sir A. GRANT brought np the Report on thu Supply,
aid it was on the motion of Mr. G. aixvmort postponed
until Friday next.
Mr. RUMBOLD presented a petition in favour of Re-
ligions Toleration, from the Dissenters of Yarmouth.
The Howe then adjourned.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Fin. 11.

The LORD CHANCELLOR did not sit to-day. His Lord-
ship attended the King at Windsor, on the report of the
Recorder being presented to his Majesty.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Fzn. 11.
THY. ICING D. HATTON AND OTtIERA.

The SOLICITOR-GENERAL showed canoe against several
rules for quo warrant° informations against certain eorpa-
rators of the borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme, for exer-
cising the offices of mayor, bailiffs, justices of the peace, and
town-clerk, without ene authority. The Learned Counsel
stated, that the rules (of which there were fourteen in the
whole) had been obtained on the relation of two persons of
the name of Lowe, and another named Fox, supported by
their affidavit, . and that of an attorney of the name of
Charles Flint, who, having been successfnl in disturbing
the corporation of Stafford, had taken a flight from that
place to Newcastle-under-Lyme, in order if possible to dis-
perse the rorporatore of that borough. Two of the relators
were eordwaincrs, and the other a journeyman hatter; and
there could be no doubt that Mr. Flint, the attorney, had
prevailed upon those persons (who rented houses under M.
a year value, and possessed no property) to come forward
opus this occasion, and enable him to set the proceedings in
motion, in order to put costs into his poeket.
Sir .1. SEARLFAT and Mr. CamrnEet, were beard in
support of the roles.
Lord TENTEADEN said, that as it bad been stated that
this application was made on the part of persons who wale
in a very inferior condition of life, and that its principal
object was to put costs into the pocket of a professional man
the Court would, before deciding upon the rules, give the
parties an opportunity of answering the affidavits.—Rules
enlarged.

EX-PARTE TISCOCKT rTABATA NA..

Mr. BROUGHAM was instructed to move for a rule call•
ing upon John Fisher, Robert Alexander, and George
Gutch, the printer, publisher, and proprietors of a news-I
paper called the Adorning Journal, to show cause why a
criminal information should not be filed against them. He
made this application on the part of Viscount Itabayana,
the Minister from the Emperor of Brazil. From the, affi-
davit of his Excellency, it appeared, that a great number of
persons--about B,ooo—had taken refuge in this country
from Portugal, with the knowledge of the English Go-
vernment, and that they remained at Plymouth up to a
certain time, when they were desired by the Government
to disperse. On the 28th of January last, a. paragraph (of
the publieation of which Viscount Itabayana was not aware
until a few days ago) appeared in the Morning Journal in
these terms :

" The fact which we animadverted upon yesterday of a
Portuguese transport having arrived at Havre, from Ply-
mouth, with a portion of the refugees on board, has caused
some speittlation, in which severe reflections upon the
honour and character of Count ltabayana ire liberally in-
dulged in." _ _

" Early in the present month the vessel in question left
Plymenth under a custom-house el..eranee for the Brazils,
and under a solemn assurance, 1) Brazilian Alelie.ssa-
dor, that such was the real destination of the einigrante.
1 he vessel sailed with a favourable wind, and had she kept
her course, as promised, she would ere now have been half
way across the Atlantic. instead of this, however, we
find her in Havre, 120 miles out of her course, and in
defiance of a strong easterly wind
"It is long since we endeavoured open the eyes of
Lerd Aberdeen to the perfidy and treachery of the Porte-
giusie Liberals, and now his Lordship has a damning proof
of the truth of our imputation. It is tree that Itabnyana
is about to leave this country, but we are sure his Excel-
lency will deeply regret that -he lied not done AO before this
transaction came to light. At the Foreign-office he can
never exhibit himself again ; and when lie departs lie will
leave a name behind him which wonld make even a black
equerry of his adopted country blush, and which will pro-
bably be brought to the recollection of his Imperial truster
when the honour of Brazilian Envoys shall furm the sub-
ject of British diplomacy. Of the Count, therefore, we
say no more for the present. We leave him to his con-
science and his friends, in order that we may notice matters
of far greater value."
Mr. Justice BALLEV-That's enough.
Mr. BROUGHAM-The affidavit of Viscount Itahayana
• denied, in the most positive and explicit terms, that his
Excellency hail ever interfered with the treatment, de-
parture, or embarkation of the emigrants, who be stated
were under the superintendence of the Portngnese Mini-
ster, and that he never made any repreeentation to the
Secieetary of State, or to any other person, respecting the
clearance of the vessel.

Lord TENTEILDEN-Take 11 rule..--Rnle Niii granted.

SHERIFF'S COURT, FEB. 11.
&MITI! r. LADY RESL&I.

This was an action brought by ;flan• Smith, the rno-
tbeK and administratrix of Joseph Smith, deceased, against
the Dowager Lady Greeley, for wages, as coachman to
her ladyship, who was so much disinclined to pay her
debts that numbers of her servants and tradespeople were
obliged to seek this method of getting their money.
'Ali-. King, an attorney, stated, that Lady Gresley was
fcc,nerl). his client ; he was the witness to an agreement
between her ladyship and Smith, the deceased, by which
the latter was to reeeive thirty guineas a year t the de-
ceased was in her employ from the 10th of November,
1827, until the 25th of Angnst, 1928 ; witness was pre-
sent when the deceased handed her ladyship his account,
amounting to 491. 12s. 5d., to which she made no ob-
jection.

There being no defence, the .Tury found a verdict for
the plaintiff for 491. 12s. sd. Tier ladyship, we under-
stand, is now under the surveillance of the Marshal of the
King's Bench, and keeping np a large establishment in
the State-house. So strong is her penchant fur litigation,
that she actually has above thirty actions new pending
against her. Within the past week two actions hare
beex decided against her, in one of which Mr. Alexander
recovered a verdict of 1201. for wine, supplied by hitin ;
and in the other, Mr. Satchel' recovered 24.91. for tableale.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 10.---Wind
water 42 minutt-4 past three.—Arrived the Waldo,
Jaroes, from Bahia ; Tobacco Pant, Reed, from Savan-
nah ; Brunswick, Stanwood, from ditto ; Zamor, John-
son, from Virginia ; Manchester, Macey, from New
York; Ildgrave, Fleming, from Paraiba; Selina,
from Gallipoli ; Halen, Upham, from Gems ; Rapid,
--, from Africa ; Scsmander, —, from Bue-
nos Ayres; Alcyone, Mnir, from Bombay; Wm. Morris,
from Ulverorone.
Sailed—The Monagahele, Dixey, For Philadelphia;
Regnlar, Bond, for Berhice ; Fruit Preserver, Bond, for
St. Michael's ; and the Jane and Margaretha, Dickins,
for Antwerp.

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Dr. Sctidamore has been appointed Riiv.i4e
phyticiam to hie Grace the Duke of Northumberland.