Star.
London, England, 1825-06-17 00:00:00

COURT OF CILINCifRV—(IIII's D 4V).

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DA. AnilNittllT 9. THIPROPRIVIVIS OF TIM LA !MET.
• rupomumt.
The LORD Cuancett.oft took biileat this day at ten o'clock, trd
imptedistely gave Judgmeot in disease. las Lordship observed,
he bad, on the last day of sitting, said he should put the querio:i
of literary property oit of Tiro altogether, and then it came t'
this; on the part of Dr. Abernethy it was eantedded, that there
wits an implied, contract on the pan of the. ffendents that they
should not publish the Lectures. If that was the case, be was of
opinion a Court of Law would entertain the ease • and the ques
don then was, ought not this Court to grant ag 'ls:junction ;a:lut-
ing the trial of the action? On the pan of the ti-iyndants,nothinz
had bees said as to how they became possessed of the notes which
they afterwards published, and consainently had n•vt made out a:ly
title to them. Thus situated, the Nett were left in the dark,
as to whether a Student supplied them, ut whether they were (Or-
tained by a person, by the means of short-hind ? Coder th -s •
cumstances, his Lordship, after the utmost considertion hr eo•11.1
give a case possessing so much importance, was of opinion, th it Le
ought to grant the inilutabo ; and accordingly an order to that
effect was directed to issue. •

NAVAL INTEL LIG E Veg.
MAL, Jams lt—Wind N.S.—.Arrited and remain, the Lord
Cr 312011111110, U1141,11A St. from Jamaica; and .Hindman, Sea-
own, front Dentarara.—Paned through from thit River, the
Nereid tangrortt far Quebee and Borodito.ditto for Prorts•
mown; niusarreth, WA Milo file Grenada; Rebecca!: STAMMER%
rot Tobago ; Floyd, Pasant% _ flee Virginia ; and Eggerdon Castle,
PITTMAN for Quebec. 7 • : •

Pusmisorrase, Juxa his Majesty's
ship Dtuatosh, for Lisbon and South America Rd, Mt ;rusty qhip
Qum,' on a eruise.4.Went out of Barbisr the Diadem and Prin.
eePs Royal transports, fat Corfu.
Rumours, Jima lA...Wiwi Rast.—Off • the pen, the Ilope,
HAN" from the South Senor—Arrived the Hineheliff, D.. 4
from London, for Vera Cruz
Prnoorreanot 15.—Wind llnst.-01f the port his htsjenty's
ship C.Ansismon, from the West Indies; and the Planter, —,
from Demerara, •
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THE Alleile
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• We have just perused a huriied letter, written b
our friend Dr. Richardson, and dated from Litt Huron,
22J April; 1825. At that point the party, about thirty
in number, had just arrived, and pitched their tent -for
a few hours, previous to entering on those inlet mi-
table wilds— •
Gi Where things that own not man's dominion dwell,"
and leaving far behind therh the last scattered traces of
cultivation—fields partially or wholly cle wed, with
here and there a column of 'mike seen curling above
the neighbouring beeches, to indicate the site of the
settler's cabin, or lazily resting on the nether sky, eflike
a little wee cloud in thcwarld, its lane.* •From*Mont-
real to Lake Huron no incident worth recording oc-
curred, but the journey was performed with ease and
expedition ; every nivn enjoyed 'excellent heal h, and
daily felt his spirits becoming more buoyant, fronii the
continued calmness and fineness-of the weather. Oa
the 24th April, the patty were to embark in tut. large
canoe; for Fort William,' traversing in their course the
uppeirend of Lac Huron, Scant. Marie, and Lake
Superior. From thence they proceed in four canoes by
Lac la Plait, Lake Winipeek,.Cumberland House, and
Methy•pcittage, to Athabasca, where they expect to
overtake the three boats, with their crews of Argyle.
shire men, that were sent out from England last
summer. Fort Reliance, situate on the shore of the
Great Bear Lake, and the most northern piece of ma-
sonry in the world, was expressly built fax the safety
and-Comfort of the travellers, • and will terminate their
watndetings for the.present season I.QOd here, amidst the
bleak and howling wilderness, they must while away
the time the irst•Avai they can, splilthe.sun re-appears
abbve- the horizon, end ev:nithe lichen covered tricks
of ' the arctic- effete.-- •
Feet in their laimenness .ante tomb of spin."
This spot they expect to reach. by the nod of Septem.
her, and on leaving it next seasons the heads of
,the ex.
pedition, like thi.Patriarchs_ of oldotrill takelsepalate
routes, the oat going to the eisi, and the cater tolhe
west, though with very different 'objects in view—ob-
jects whiela we fondly trust Will yet. be accoMplished,
and add, in the end, many new and interesting mem-
bers to thogreat family of civilisation. At Conabeiland
Hods., Mr. Drummond, the botanist, will take leave of
his

companions, and commence his researches amidst
.eiads of plants which have lavished their beauties
unheeded since the ere scion. The appointment of this
youth, whais nearly relatt d to, and was taught under
the eye of Professor Hooker, of Glasgow,. is credited*
,to Government. Doting the former journy, Di. Ilkls-
artisan regretted that he halo leave shakos botankkg ground on
the route, before the plants had corn. Imo lower, and therefore sug-
rated the propriety*Whin Usopernumerary botanist to the
'expedidon. This vagsvalon was butontly Mooned to, and though
Dr. IL even proposinlieirescpart of the maw, hi. Majesty's
• bliniptes were millets. to take adpoilage of the GIRL On the
contrary, tbsy left 1t to oar tiownenms to select and reetannsend a
;wiper putout'; and We hay, little doubt that Mr. Drummood will
execute his mission with a degree of seal that will email both his
own and his preceptor's Wputation.—.-Dnisfries Awriei. • •

POIITRAIT.—this dar, in the Conri of
Klag's Bench, in the ease of Retains a. Wilaitmoolitab Wag for
a breach of agnates% between the parties, fat painting the pot.
trait of Mr. Maws Xmas in the eharacter of Sr Oiler therrcetl.
the Court granted a new trill; on payment of torte, when it it ex-
pected that Mr. Zan will be. sotipenaird as a winos%
111ADAME OATALAtti bas Ma nearly We last three
weeks been mab indisposed with a toil, front which she
is sot yet entirety recovered. This indisposition hat obliged
het to postpone the Magical Joie*. which she pad- idfridell
giving at this tine la Paris.—She purposes, when anciently re-
coveted, golagfot the benefit Of the water to the South •it Frauce,
-which will previa bee frost assisting at the York PestivAl by'
we are Millierbid to ilinilOlinta positively that she will be in Eng-
land the ensuing Winter. •
SETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, .11.1ilif 16.
There were very few presint terdity, and the betting w;:. not at
an brisk it heavy. Scarcely any ahetation tool plan. If we ra-
ces Fillavee, for the July Stakes, who has gone back. . •

_ . .
autar SWIM
5 to I opt Lord Etetees My 6 to i apt Lies f.
S to 1 apt Goshawk IS to I apt Vi. Grevilhe's
6 to 1 apt Magee, :. •
ov. ft&
31 wa 1 apt Wa • ‘ go to 4 lila Dasedr4
11 to 6 apt jledpoutlet . Wig 4 ape rettozok .
15 to 1 apt.llldoevamt 3S-to I apt
14 to I apt arotloadl solo lit Moo Patti takes) '
It to I apt limn WM Is 10rt Qmoliaiblele.)
. • CORIIICILCHARGIC, 111/411116LA JUIFIC 17. ..
'here are tokrable rod unties of MN /Ms 4 diiis 'hie-
*Mk atal tbe oteetlat basin bee, now** IN ottaisalt a
Weditaws it Na tale of newly mem Ml* Wilt 0146A1116e.
t* be Moot resale widiasievostee. linekirhasocv,
aelf aelolag samples aim roller blew. Mei mei 1110, awe jaw -
—plemitill, sail 0" MO MI listrit Oily imialsor
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THE ARAB WARRIOR.
• -woo+
tam sits Alum.
Os vowelsg cocks abrupt, that scowl
Tends, over the mei* grey, .
Where fairies dreams, and deism howl,
I rearkes held my =Weight way!
Tho'. pitchy Hach, erased impend
caVened darlinms of the tomb.
I fearless stretch my groping had.
That seems to feel the thickening item !
I pars. and on their desert bed
Forsake my weary, slumbering baud,
That languid drop the drowsy bead.
Like berries sodding o'er the sand !
I plunge io (Witness, overjoy's%
That seems a eirenemambiess see.
Thos dreary gape the lonely void.
Awful tont/fry man bet Mae!
Where pidte are lest, where shrieks the owl
Her dirge, where men is Wild affright
Fly the hyenas remolded howl,
I plane, amid the shades of night !

CITY BUSINESS.

••••••••M•nr

A Court of Common Council was held yesterday.-
The CoUrt, on the motion of Mr. Alderman WAITII-
Stas4 agreed to Petition the House of Lords, to be
beard is a Committee of that Hone:, against the Equi-
table Loan Bank Bill.
The Remembrancer was heard on the effects likely
to be produced on some of the City's rights, by the
Custom's Consolidation Bill, and the Act for uniformity
of Weights and Measures, when the Court referred it
to the Coal and Corn Committee, to consider in re-
spect to the first measure, and the latter measure was
referred for consideration to the Committee of City
Lands. A reference was made to that Committee to
inquire into the practice of appointing Inquest Juries
on parties who die in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and
whether any alteration should be made therein:

LONDON ORrHAN Asnum.

The opening of the new Asylum at Clapton, in the
parish of Hackney, took place yesterday, and was
attended, notwithstanding the overpowering heat of
the weather, by a numerous assemblage of highly re.
spectable persons of both sexes. In the grounds, which
are very tastefully laid out, marquees were pitched in
different places, and seats were arranged within them,
and in the open air, wherever it was possible to enjoy
the advantage of shade. The Duke of You's Band
was stationed in the centre of the lawn, and played
various p 'polar airs from time to time, while the com-
pany promenaded about, or examined the different
portions of the edifice, which is both handsome and ex-
tremely commodious. It was expected that the band-
ing would have been opened by the Duke of You ;
but his Royal Highness was prevented from attending.
Shortly after two o'clock. however, the Duke of CAW'
amens arrived. rid was received at the gate by the
stewards. His Royal Ilighncs walked up the lawn,
accompanied by the Dowager Duchess of Rlcustutio.
the Marquis of SALISBURY, Lord ROLL; &c.leading
Prince GRORGS by the hand. and preceded by the
stewarth, amidst the cheers of the children, who were
drawn up in a line on either side of the gravel walk,
the Rand playing Goa save the Kiag. After resting
st short time, his Royal Highness was conducted to
the refreshnent ro•rms, and followed by the company,
who partook of a sumptuous breakfast, prepared by
Mr. Kay, of the Albion Tavern. To this succeeded a
concert, by Miss Stephens, the Miises Caws*, Miss
Goodall, Signor de Begnis, Messrs. Braham,,Yanghan,
and several other eminent vocal and instrumental per
formers, conducted by Sir G. Smart, and led by Mr.
F. Cm artier : after which, the company departed, highly:
.gratified with the proceedings of the day, and the ex-
cellent arrangements of the stewards. The Royal
Dues and Prince Gauge were loudly cheered at their
departure.
-dmeftsm•OP

According to a new census, the population of Na-
ples iiinonots to 849,190 persons, exclusive of strangers.
A recent Number of the Journal du Gond, contains
e letter from Madrid, is which it is stated that Faint*
NAND has resolved upon a forced Loan of sixty millions
of teals from the commercial interest, and that he has
given inspections to his Consul at Gibraltar, to protest
against the encouragement afforded to Constitution-
eliAs, who print works there which they cause to Le
profusely circulated throughout Spain. It is stated
also, that notwithstanding the execution of nine Con-
stitutionalists at Madrid on one day, the band to which
they belonged continues the tenor of the neighbourhood
An Inquest was held at the King's Head, James-
?treat, Buckingham Gate, on the body of Caries
homers, one of the workmen employed by Messrs.
Spratley, the lamp-contractors, in Long Acre, who
was most dreadfully burnt at the late file in Rose-
street, Long Acre, in consequence of the bursting of
a carboy, containing fire gallons of essential oil,
vine of *hick dropped on him, his brother, and ano-
, tier man, and also sum., by falling into the Sri, set
the whole building in flames, when that and several
olier houses were burnt down. Tie deceased was
afterwards found in the street, rolling himself in the
kennel. Verdict—Au:4mM/ Donk.
LABOUttia? WA0241.,1111 Abstract of Retains pre-
pared by order of the -Ccimtnittee of the House of
Consmosssi which sat last Session, oc the prutiee of
paying the wages of bike out of the Popes' Rates,
bas justl been printed. ;ntains Muth valuable in•
hempen as to the te of wakeb, and the con-
dition of Abe, labos priple..knAlp; ea sous counties
nfilsolana. Werfoce tk rate ofwages betwfen
the inortbeeettoad sestbent chemise is noosidsoible ; and
,o be coition of tbe people must
s'attfele

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SiteSeofidiesessos Woks .obmiciet of the poops moss
be still *sow% 'since -theingio,tontattiele of fuel is
mock &caper in tbi4se !Aides, wherst,,tjie money
wages ionoko hipisest. k Sara from these Returns,
dm. skein aftverriew desists wilicitibe Practice
of paying ors, skip 4, AVittlige ledabeleren
oat pf ;be dOis'Agir ~,
Woe.* . or' 40....4 0, ......
Wm/0 a workman segkio:Masis- gyagik 01110•
bath, A 'bullock tockfri:4olol4farise beadriltit
ingetbeit" "with borne of t 4. Marines weresiAllik , Irlet
paraFlC. Ailitt„ istliaklbittlita Ai ilVatTi.: ;4471141
.I"ll.Miliald Irrallayfeall, qi• ski mos..* si?tkoss 1
at ticked HMO toorder:r mg • - .:liillf I°'
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dreafA!tti*Oktried tia ..iFtipst 0 ice's ritilt.
sad famsey3or- mtba a : i
peon Ulm, Wimp