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London, England, 1824-07-07 00:00:00

dant should not be at liberty to pay into Court &casuist
sum of money as amends, pursuant to 24 Geo. 11. to
withdraw his former pleas, and to plead de novo.
Mr. CHITTY this day, in showing cause against the
rule, contended that after issue had -been joined the de-
fendant was not at liberty upon any terms to withdraw
his pleas and to plead de novo.
Mr. BRODRICK, in support of the rule, cited a case
from the 7th Taunton.
The COURT was of opinion this case justified them in
making the rule absolute.—Rule made absolute.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JULY 6.
At the sitting of the Court this morning, Mr. Justice
GASELRE took his seat for the first time on the Bench.

LADY SALTOUN V. HOUSTON, IYILCUTOR.
Mr. Serjeant TADDY applied to the Court for a rule
to skew cause why the judgment had in this case should
not be entered up against the estate of the testator alone
instead of the usual form de 6onis Testatoris et si non de
6onis propriis. The action had only been defended in
the character of an executor, and he had not falsely
pleaded. The Learned Serjeant, therefore, contended,
that he (defendant) ought not to be made personally
liable for the costs of the suit.

The Count having inquired into the circumstances
of the case, and ascertained that the plaintiff intended
entering up jment granted the rule.
HIGH CURT O ADMIRALTY, JULY G.
LE TIOBRINCe...IIIIAD MONEY.
The King's Advocate, Sir C. ROBINSON, prayed that
Head Money might be allowed to the crew of his Ma-
jesty's ship Warrior, for the capture of a Danish gun-
boat, in the year 1813. The Learned Counsel stated,
that from the affidavit of Lord Torrington, who com-
manded the Warrior in the Baltic, in the year 1813, it
appeared that in July in that year, an enemy's gun-
boat hove In sight, and was chased on shore. The boats
of the Warior were manned, and proceeded to take
possession of her ; but at that moment three other gun-
boats came up to her assistance, and opened a most de-
structive fire upon the boats of the Warrior, which, to-
gether with a heavy fire from shore, for a time re.
carded their exertions. The intrepidity of the British
seamen, however, compelled the enemy's vessels to sheer
off, and the crew of the first gun-boat set her on fire,
and jumped overboard, and escaped on shore. The
crew of the Warrior got off the gun-boat in a blazing
state, but she was so much burnt that they abandoned
her, after taking out her rigging. She mounted three
six-pounders, carried twenty-six oars, and was manned
by forty men. The daring intrepidity of the British
seamen in this gallant action, entitled them to Head
Money for the whole of the men who escaped.
Lord STOWILL decreed for the forty me h.

A Comic Operetta, in one Act, called Military Macs (an
avowed translation from Lea Projets de Marriage, was performed
for the first time yesterday evening. It is shorter than Mack.
making ; and, by being shorter, is better, fur none of the spirit has
evaporated in the compression. Bastin. was never more at home'
perhaps, than in the match-making 'lade; Powsa, easy and gen-
tlemanly in the &lone ; and Puritan sung and played She Captain
with a spirit completely en ',again.. Nor is it complimenting Miss
rover beyond her merits to say that, as far as the capabilides of her
pert admitted,she stewed herself to be no less an actress than a singer.
—The Operetta was succeeded by (for the first time
the Barletta of Tons Thumb; and in this little Pr
*gain great credit by her performance of Queen Doliololla.
with great spirit, and very delightfully. TAYLICURZ'r -
equally happy, end his falsetto song, in particular,
the ludicrous. But the chief attraction of the piece
.bas Thumb himself, which was performed '
Mammon, Master Boars, said in the bills to
and, to judge by all appearances, we should even
less. He is certainly the best representative of
the Nursery we remember to have seen; and
his utterance, and assumed heroism of port and
to the absurdity of the representation ; while t
such it may be called) of the songs assigned to him,
child, be admitted as truly wonderful. Before the
of the Barletta he exhibited also his prematurity
violin, on which he performed, with variations,
" Robin Adair," and when he was encored came .
played what might Inched be called an Irish etwore—u_
a celerity of movement, and a mastery of his instrument,
beyond anything that could have been expected from such
In short, this infantthislnere baby—for such he is, nu
regarded as a phenroMenak and excited the wondering
the assembled auditors.
The prompt attention given by the Irish
to the state of the distressed districts in Galway,
with the happiest effects. The Cothmissary-General,
costae, has t'eported that the stock of provisions
sufficient until the harvest; and the last Irish
in saying, that within the memory of man there
spect of a more abundant harvest. Seven or
weather will satisfy the most sanguine hopes of
and the potatoe crop promises an equal plenty
nigh immediate relief to the population, instructions
given to proceed with the execution of the -
neighbourhood of Galway and in Cunnemara.
employment will be given to the labouring poor
The peasantry are represented as being filled with-I:Attitude
marks of the benevolent consideration of the Marquis
Certainly they are deeply indebted to his vigilance ;
from the Commissary-General's inspection, that the
of employment and dearness of provisions would
dradftl'ealathities, if the attention of the Irish (311
not been directed to the subject at the first moment
of distress were raised.

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PopeSao XII. whose encyclic letter
noticed, seems ambitious to be as much
y his bigotry and intolerance, as his
by ills liberality. After denouncing in
what he styles heresies, the head of the
-fdlmidates his anathema against the BO
a The iniquity of our enemies," says the ..
creased, that besides the deluge of pernicious books
'faith, it even goes so far as to convert, to the detriment
the Holy Scriptures, which have been given us '
ieneral edification.
' You are not ignorant, venerable brethren,
l'priy called the Bible Society, audaciously spread* ,
ole earth ; and that, in contempt of the traditions
fathers, and contrary to the celebrated decree
Trent, it exerts an its efforts and every means t
to corrupt, the Holy Scriptures into the vulgar is
which gives just cause to fear that it may happen
translation as in those already known—namely, 'i
lb thetn a bad interpretation—instead of the Gospel
the gotten: a, or rather the gospel of the'
• His observes that several Of his
mud theardves to avert this scourge, and _
their example, exhorts his venerable brethren carefully
flocks from those mortal pastures, to make them '
Pesolations of the Wks, and to persitade them
et the able Into the vulgar tongue dues more h
• Qrnolims Sc. Augustin, his Holiness proceeds
simerabin brethren, whither this Society tends, •
anthill& to aolonsplish its impious wishes • for
prim*. tramktions, hat even in going abort
albedo( them among she people ; and even I
sometimes it sells theta, and sometime.; with
1 gives them away."—What a crime ! This is a
the Bible Society, and so "let the gaited jade
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LA.
Having large arrivals since Monday (3,000 qrs.
qrs. of Barley, 8,400 qrs. of English, with 1,100 c ..aboats,
and 3,200 sacks of Flour). and very few buyers market this
morning, we are nearly in a stagnant state—not de golfr yee
lany article on.sale t littk doubt is entertained dist w' pikes will
be submitted to for almost every one of them, particularly goy ea
the magnitude of the arrivals, and the news of 1 ulrger.
coming from iSOOOII have greatly depressed the • still.=
quote our prices nominally as bn Monday.

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re never was a pro- A
eight weeks of dry 1' 14
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ra. By theta means
Dor in those districts. li
kb-gratitude for these
Marquis Weuaanr:,
ance ; for k anrs,
at the memblivint ' 1
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maid have produced
fa Government had
meat when the ales
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uch distingnishad it
s predecessor was 1 11,
in general terms ;I
he Papal Church
3ible Societies.
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rooks contrary to cr
detriment of religion,
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;reads itself over the '1 .
raditions of the holy .•
•ee of the Council' of •
to translate, or rather Al '
r tongue of all nations;
ippen in all the other
ely, 'that we may find
ospel of Jews Calms;
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in the towns and ttle-
to seduce the simple,
th perfidious liberalityy
a gteat compliment to tI II
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