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London, England, 1830-02-08 00:00:00

110TICZI1 OF MOTIONS £N 01011 OF TIM DAY POD THIS WICK.

Tons DAT, Frs. S.

OLOZR or THI Dar.—Lords
aldered.

Speech to he son-

Nwrics or Morton.—Mr. Green, Bill to enable Incumbents of
Livings in England and Wales to enter into renewable Composi-
tions for their Tithes by sgreetnent with the owners of land within
their respective parishes.
To-noaanw, Fan. 9. _ _

Morass or slortoss.-11r. Secretary Peel, Select Committee
on the present state of affairs of the East India Company, and to
inquire into the state of trade between Great Britain, the Rut
Indies, and Chins.—Mr. Michael Angelo Taylor, Return relative
to the Court of Chancery, showing the exact state of the begone
of that Court.—Mr. Alderman Waltbman, Comparative Account
of the declared and official value of Exports and Imports since
1798 ; Similar Accoont of Cotton Guods exported, Duties sod
Drawbacks • Colonial and Foreign Produce ; Exports and Int-
pens, Ireland.—Mr. Gordon. Bill to appropriate the balances In
the bands of the Clerks of the Peace of the several Counties of
England and Wales, arising from fees paid to them under the pro-
video's of Act 14, Geo. 111. c. 49.

TIIIIRSDAY, Fen. 13.
Novices or Nloviows.—Mr. Nicolson Calvert, Bill to prevent
Bribery and Corruption In the Borourgh of East Rettord.—
Mr. Tennyson, Bill to exclude the borough of East Retford
from electing Burgesses to serve in Parliament, and to enable the
town of Birmingham to return two Representatives in lieu thereof.
—Mr. Solicitor-General, Bin to alter and amend the Law relating
to illusory appointments. Mr. Solicitor General, 13111 to facilitate
the payment of Debts out of Real Estates.—Mr. Solicitor-General,
Bill fur amending the Law relating to the property of infants,
femmes covert, and lunatics.—Mr. Solicitor-General, Bill for
amending the Law relating to lunatic and infant trustees and wort-
gages.—Mr. Solicitor-General, Bill for amending the Law relating
Ito process of Contempt by Courts of Equity.
-- -- FRIDAY Fen. IV. . -

NoTun or Nforiox.-11r. Hume, Address to his Majesty for re.
dnetion of Exptnditore and of Tazatioo, oo going into Causalities
of Supply.

THE ARMY.

A detachment belonging to the 7th (the Queen's Own) Regiment
of Light Dragoons (Hussars,) have marched from London for
Bristol, on route to join the Regiment at Newbridg. Barracks.
A detachment belonging to the 68th (Durham) Regiment of
Foots have marched from London for Bristol, on route to joln the
Regiment at Buttevant.
A detachment belonging to the 94th Regiment of Infantry, have
marched from London for Bristol, on route to join the Reserve
Companies at Devonport.

COURT OF CHANCERY.-Tlllll DAY,

MUSICAL COPYRIGHT.

SOLLOIIISO V. UAW'S.
Ie this mater. which was argued at considerable length on Sa.
tardily. the Loan CHAPCM.I.OB in giving judgment this morning,
observed. that the contract by which the copyright of the opera
was conveyed must be construed according to the law of the
country in which it was entered into. It was sworn by the de.
fondant, that according to the laws of the German empire, the ori-
ginal contract with Mr. Hoffmeister conveyed the proprietorship
of the opera only so far as related to the kingdom of Saxony, in
which such contract was entered into. His Lordship was of
opinion that the injunction should be . distoived, hut entertaining
great and serious doubts as to the construction of the instrument,
it appeared to him to be proper that the defendant should keep an
account. in order that an action might be brought for the purpose
of establishing the title at law.
BRIGHTON, Jan. 8.

A melancholy occurrence took place yesterday after-
swoon, when three respectable inhabitants of this town—viz. Mr.
Mann, the riding-master, Mr. Spearing, a publican. and George
Morley, a fisherman, and owner of several pleasure.boats, were
unfortunately drowned, by the upsetting of a boat nearly opposite
the harbour of Newhaven.
It appears that the party went out in one of Morley's boats) foe
the purpose of shooting wild fowl along the coast towards Reedy
Head. As the boat was in the act of tacking she was capsized by
a sodden squall of wind from the land. The accident tieing ob.
served by the Blockackstnen on the pier at Newhaven, the tide-
boot, and a boat from the Hyperion, promptly put off to their as-
sistance; but before they could reach the spot, which was about a
mlle from the shore. Mann and Spearing bad sunk to rise no mere;
Morley MS! still alive when picked up, and survived for ten mi-
nutes after ; but he was too far gone. the water in 11.1 mouth being
actually la a congealed state at the time. The bodies of the other
two have not yet been found, althotgh several boats are employed
in aearchinplor them. Bach of the unfortunate sufferers has left
a wife and family to deplore their loss. 7he boat has been raised
and beought into Brighten. A gun and a bottle of gin were found
in her. Morley had two pounds of shot in his pocket.

.. .
Sir Thomas LETHBRIDGE has purchased Basing Park,
Hants. This seat, it is understood, the Baronet will
make his permanent residence.
The Marquess of CLEVELAND, Mr. Secretary PEEL,
and the Marquess of WORCESTER had interviews with
the Duke of WELL' N °Tux on Saturday, at the Treasury.
MELANCHOLY EVENT IN HIGH LIRE.—It is with
extreme sorrow we announce the death of a very amiable
~11Tobleinan, Lord G—, who, in a fit of delirium last
night, put a period to his existence at his house, in the
neighbotuisood of Hanover-square. His Lordship had
for some days, we understand, suffered great distress of
(mind on account of a recent occurrence, of a delicate na-
b" in his family, and to which we can only thus slightly
Ands. His Lordship throughout the day had been very
despon4ing, and during the afternoon, after reading MO
of the newspapers of the day, retired to his dressing-room,
and with a razor inflicted a deep wound in his throat.
His Lordship was discovered lying on his back, with the
blood ruriaiog in streams from the wound, but life wa
not extinct. Medical assistance wis immediately is*
for ; and in a very few minutes three gentlemen were is
& attendance ; but the jugular having been divided, ad
also the trachea, sur assistance was unavailing. awl
Win es e'elesit Me hip nes a corpse f 126sziesio
et the distramisi eteurence was sent to the valises awls-
hors of hie Lordship's family, and also to the Castle at
Windsor. His Majesty's feelings, we ere sure, would
be extremely wounded on hewing the painful iat.Ul.
gence.—Morsky CAronkk. •