Star.
London, England, 1825-06-16 00:00:00

SUMMER ASSIZE&

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HOME CIRCUIT.
Rehm Lard Odd Andre Bart sad Mr. DIM ellanalt.
Maavroaeatiaa—Mlnuiday, July 14, at Martha
Rems..-11deuday, July le, at Cbeluudord.
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Rairt-41oada July at Maldstatte.
Swam y. July $O, at Lewes.
Ilwasav—Tbers6y, Appose 4, at Creydee.

COURT OF ZINO'S BENCH-TRIG DAY.
JUDOIISIITO-41111 EING V. PDX.

The &resident appeared oo the Seer of the Chet for judgment.
he !Gahm bunt feted guilty es an inforroaden preferred by his eta.
ms's Atteroey-Oesersiorith sedeaveorkag tamale, and bribe not
of &e Zzeise Meas. stationed on the 'east of tent, in order se
prevent imeggling.
Mr. Justin Same° la passbg matestee observed. that he math
feared his adapted= would have very lute elbet ; but the sys-
tem of .mugging was new tented ea to such an mammy that the
Court were bound as treat all web eases with severity. Therefore,
taking all the drentutanees, late its coadderation, the Court dot;
order and stodge, for this eases. that you pay a line of ASO to the
King. be imprisoned three months in )stove gaol. and, at the
expiratlos of your coolluement. that you enter into swedes for
d Ire years.

Grand dinners were given yesterday by the Duke of
0 Lams, the Bishop of Laseour, the Earl of Doacologoor. Mar.
vas of toms. Ilart of Roessra, sad Lord Ilossaseo.
The Nimble, merchantman, from Smyrna, having
a clean till of health, proceeded, without detention,
to the London Docks, and had commenced unloading ;
on Tuesday, however, an order was received for the
ship immediately to proceed to Standgate Creek, and
to take out its silk and cotton goods, and the other
enumerated articles (supposed capable of conveying
disease), which are to remain in quarantine for ten or
twelve days. The test of the cargo, consisting of
fruit and other articles cot subject to the same objec-
den, is immediately to be released with the ship.
From Cadis we learn that intelligence had been re-
ceived there from Peru, announcing that °Lanza%
had agreed to an at nsistice for four months,.irepara.
dory, it was believed, to bis capitulation. Thus are
the last hopes of FaRDINAND extinguished. •
The New Weir on the River Wye, which so much
obstructed the passage of the salmon up the stream, is to
be demolished by the order of Government.
' CODISINATION Laws.-11 is expected that the Report
of the Commons' Committee on this subject will be pre-
sented to.the House to•morrow. The evidence was al-
most wholly reported to the House about a week ago
by Mr. WALLACE; but it is not yet printed, nor will it
be for some time.- The Report, it is said, recommends
new measures, founding such recommendations on the
Resolutions and evidence of the Committee of last
Session, not on the testimony adduced this year; but
nor a reenactment of the old laws. The new measures
*ill be urged as tending to carry into effect the opinions
.of the Committee of last year, and to provide leas for
the ,masters against the 4, threats* Ikc. of workmen. The
ATTORNEVZINERAL has received directions from the
Committee to prepare a Bill; but its progress is ex-
_ __ - before the evi-

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Mr. Robert Griffith. via& charged at Usioa•calcby ral• wawa' itacguulrululu u""' ••••• •••••••• row w= Fiwysaw
H' if a plan aus, 'boot 22 year/ gr. IP* d finder dance
to be strongly opposed. if urged betUre the
urea inches inivilAenTgOtha, aanndatharle7iol9lldiar diameter, iCo7Bl7.7.*ppOri
Mt. Lewis Gompertz, for. ctitelly to a horse, and fised make aad a Baths of Ireland. tie has pees
singlar ander-
ZS. and costs. %damp Wont deace is even printed.
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