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TANTUAL

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

FETERSFIELD.

WINCHESTER, iVIARCH I.—This morning the
- Craodiuy for this Coitnty found a true Bill
. agninst CuAiit.e,:TAYLon,Esti. M.P. Mr. PCToit,
Slid CAWLEY the C'onstabir, for a Conspiracy in
the affair of the forcible entry of Josas's Free-
loll) Tenement in this t 3 ,-,rough.

THE AlAftl,:',olloUGH PLATE,

COURT OF CHANCERY, Tntriisrmir.

On the Lost) CHANceLLou entering the Court,
StiAn ',ELL rose to reply to the arguments
safk!ced by Mr. RAtt. Ile said Mr. Rae had re-
flected no the condoct of the Trustees ; this was
without the slightest foundati,in, for kid they not
so acted, they would have been gully of a neglect
of their impottant duty. [le had also complained
that the Duke of Maribor tight Lad not been will
used by the Marquess of I:landlord: this he (Mr.
S.) was sort y for, if it was so, hut that could not
be chargeable to the Trustees the Duke had
Pawned the plate, and what. security had the Trus-
tees that the other property would not be disposed
of in the same manner, and placed in ti;e hands
of the same needy persous who, by the aike's
• own account, had sworn most falsely ? The Duke's
trecessifies were such as to render it imperious on
the trusteed to watch over the property. it was
trite it was the property of the Duke, but then it
was family property for his use at I.3lenheitn-
house, and could not be yremoved. Lord
CLanerlior Thorlow had said, in the Foley Case,
That although a tenant for life could not be
call, d on to give security in an ordinary '.vay, yet
if toe property was in danger security could be
dt‘mand,d." The. property was now in danger,
and therefore seCuri; y ought to. be given. Ile
again repc4;i:il, that the necessities of the Noble
Duke had compelled him to abuse his light.
I‘lr. Rae he could not giv. security ;if he
cottld not lie must give up his employment of the
Property, for the !,rustees tvere bound by every_
consideration to dkcharge their duty.
The LORD COANCRILOR Said, he had no t!oub
that where the property was in danger, That Cc, -r
cool(' insist on seruri!v —This sa as ordered ac•
forcingly.

CORN INIPORTATION-LEGAL OPINION,
TO COLLECTORS AND COMPTROLLFRS OF OUT

P 0 it

" Custoin-11a;ise, London, Feb. 15, Is2o.
Vr " GeNTLFMEiN,--'1 ht! Attu, nu 6olicttor-
" eneral having el en it as their ,•n;iiion. in the
,se of a v,'Stif to 140mion jr!' cargo of
kiats that a:lived within the limits of an out- port,
hWhich-was opcti for tl.:e free import a, ion the! cot,
ut .•
• too not feari, Looe'oo on; il after that port was shut—that such car:4o could not be ittlithtie: entry for home consumption--and that the
ease would not he affected by fhe circumstances
Of the vessel having arrived within the
of
411 out-port, while that port was still open to the
trilly Of (LIS for home constimption, We commit-
Jiic
htethe satire to you for the intortnation
g"verittnt nt of yourselies, and the several Officers
titivier your surrey..'
i Pri

,i)CeSS ESTERHAZY, with her three children
411"1 "j'e, ate (Ludy ex/we:led to aniye Chantios
Autise, fruit the Continent.

'ALL gutToß,-1 wish to suggest to your se-
tious Consideration, the great good that won't'
c arise by your publishing a List of the Noble Lords
And other Public Characters %Ili° subscribed in fa-
vour of HONE and the Manchester Autivors.
It would, in my mind, tent materially to ()pen
th.e eyes of the moderate and well-disposed Elec-

tors throughout the 11,11,ed Kingdom ; and the
respectable Couutry I!4peis would probably see
the prowiety of followng your example, by the
publication et this time.

I
fim.
A FRIEND OF THE coNs-rralTioN AS BY
LAW ESTABLISHED.

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shwr! ,o my six E.is3y3.
have ).laine•! the character and gnaliFies of
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from -those of a Bri!ish subject. The exsmple

uhich the present moment supplies is 111081 appo-
site and complete.

Thistlereood and his gang are genuine Re run-
LICANS ; att4l as Unlike 10 TRUE BRITONS, as trea-