Star.
London, England, 1830-07-06 00:00:00

FRENCH BAR.

The late discussions on the sugar duties haws broug
up a question between the planters and the merchants, dui, mu
in this country, by which, in the end, the fount may hams p
enin a small degree. At present, sugar big sdil at Ankle.
—that is, with the duty—the merchants damp comminka
whole. Wear the sales at the short price, or without die dugs
minidisks would, at the present prime, be hide more *ME
it Is. The planters sutler another disadvantage from &gal
rattle/ in cases where a pun:hese: basal bankrupt, therein
not est loss on the value the tort, bat ales is the ism
duty......geening Paper.

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ilted haft to a belid that the Bpsakh Somemeat, is spite at
he meld asetuaaaes to this malty. wee aieditatiagmodeer sad
wery=aitasitsit• pearspee atthi:
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they have pat die Minim Ilereumert ee a owe, and laany (it
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lIRTIIIIOII3IINTOP COUNREL IR • CRUM IE7OII TAR COURT.
An unexampled incident recently interrupted the business of the.
Tribunal of St. Ghana.
Al. SENTENAC, counsel in a cause, raised some technical objec-
tions. Whereupon M. de Lepers's, the President, interrupted
him, and without giving judgment on the objections in question,
ordered the litigants personally to appear on a given day.
M. SENTINAC turned round to his brother advocates and said,
" I begin to be weary of the treatment I experience here."
The Parente NT' who heard the expt ession, said, "Al. Sentenac,
I order you to retire from court."
M. SMITENRC.-1 shall not retire, the Bench net having de-
cided that I have deserved such punialUltOt.
PRRSIDENT.—Huissier, fetch the gendarmerie. The huissitt
left the court. The bar and the public were stupified ; all was
anxious expectation. Some of the advocates left the Court, but
WOO returned, and silently resumed their seats.
The huissier then made his appnrmu, whispered to the Preli.
dent, and again left the Covet. n a few minutes he returned with
a paper, on which the Registrar wrote under dictation of the Pre.
Went. The gendarmes were now heard at the foot tithe stains': ;
one of them appeared at the bar.
Passumewr.—Are you alone?
Gendarme.—No, Sir; my comrades are at the foot of the staircase.
Paxerneur.—Let them all come up.
Al. Six 7 twee ruing)—Al.( President, a single gendrro e— what
do I say ? a child, clothed with the insignia of the public force.
would be suelcient to convey me wherever you may think fit to direct.
Patainzars (without paying attention to ibis submission)—
Let all the muularese-s come forward.
The sodisinses arrived. " Gendarmes," said the --
" execute yesteeedeut instantly, and convey AI. Saranac to prison.
The ly seised the advocate by his gown, and
carried riltlintriAllagellielt vacates present nee spontaneously, r
followed M. Semitone, with the determination of not quitting
prison without him.
In the evening the body of advocates were still within the
walls, when the President, probehly lobelia' that he h -
himself la ea awkward predicament, seat cap elder for the ..
of M. Benamac.
Them facts, having caw le the haewleige of the Bar at -
lave produced a deep at the Pablo de Justice. The mem-
hes await with lateen the adieu of the keeper of dr
seals mapecting the Peeeffhat. Ihe advocates
the an
_klieg laseleed by an act which
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bias dm kialpeedseee of order, have inemaeted sees of
body te deleembe whedkr as seeks will lie aria the Peel
idle ide setwespess osegoet. .

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aro- -disii-st; font four hopes. tile's:lmm in-whib the campaign Parzeitco„rzzlinzw7L,;"`th;l7rezl 0.,..., ..
-.......,-- women Do stamen' to convey me wherever you may aunt et to direct.
a-WIDEN? (without paying attention to this submission)-
,hok globe. The imam bee commenced tres us reason to expose that k will imminent M. Dupain, who aaommead the i. Grand tragedy of Mai. 111.... Let all the au" forw„d.
wary to every Gavommom, Noma the end 01. Jail- prices only a posy to the boxes l Some of the booth-keepers, The arrived. " Gendarmes," said the President,
—ego.—
" execute year elders imitantly, and convey M. Saranac to prison"
who had come a disease* of Shy miles, declared they bad not takes
e. Were the Halm e. ke Mix c We stated a few day age it hallosso WI so.
shillinp. The caravans of Samwell, an oppositios thee- The
, oath as meal at doge bs
reed Islas go a bow that the I;reahh seeemehe, hi 10,4 at as many . . is
the issionme amoollogly seised the advocate by his gown, and
amid "1111"1".9 dmr its roppated immuancos le *ls matey, was siellothig media aid trial astablialamost ts Rkhatdson, stet so ampme carried him of. AS dm educates potent rose spontaneously, and
hick did not Moo aline very stalk •spon themes, o Mexico i frig no OW way diet they coal net be extricated : they were salaam io the followed M. Seems; with the determination of not quitting the
maw of forme,
tope& them by a rme, aid the emarry and dresses weft conveyed to imatari, prison without him.
ma mint the
SEW slim be Niel* solklott a aka Num% The only " ootamoos In the evening the body of advocates were still within the prison
mot ipon theme& to emeillee, as did these mar
ter duties hays brougli ditty have pot dm Maslen lilomommat sea post, and y
fa; "Mat" was the oIIaNINS Mr a cart containing moms= Pomeoll. walls, when the President, y vellecting that be had placed
Dot ono of when, flasionandy, rewired the slightest bum ne himatif In aa awkward t, mot ao older for the liberation
the menthantas dad, mool.__
_,,,,___Polonv lt_____.,..." WWI traWeida.. an.in....,..,) e aillermilaTt appearance et um, ooses, and children, in ooe caldera of gg. gamma&
to dams INY bus= ma ammca`Y. r'N''''''" "` "" -'—'" two Defile. emend with mod, otontly excited the visibilityi of the multitude. Thew facts, betting else le the kande* of dm Dar t Paris,
t big mid at toe keg =large body of losope. it moue that a
blie maim was the at Waltham rs- lave produced a dreg
at the Palate de Justice. The mem-
chime semi im of RP* am boo Moony moths* ths Moomme, APo NNW bY dartY
mess for sa *elm blebs. ke• to be alma :by half-Pam alms bee await with lame Ist bales of *a keeper of the
at, or without the Spip, whin these was aka*, alma mew than sollohott fee any 61140- ~ , Freida
and
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,be little more dm of os =mad tondetkag of eat hos *so three es bememil. • el"aall y sight, an liSPlCeing Pookhot. Ihe advocates of
&Image bon is of hem MO to WO tun mi. if the ageogebb.of alftmLim tbe. Imre/ 12 on Sate y. It ia a matter of doubt the how lashed by as act which via
W hal tie hilifoillim NVW oPoa that of "ether AINIMPINII tee PP." Ida *mama hadOm the end isms dm of irks, have iesmacted sots
town boakropt, the ... lemalicessee ef the mesa mit, am woo* of the hoary mate et toe roods is the beg, ee theembe whedkr es seeks will lie ageism the
bat aleo al the NMI* Weed W NlNallg 110011sas od Saar r;gige dm med. hist. .
f. on lrailga illoissirs sate WINS . . . • /.. kis rsiiiires ovediets .
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