Star.
London, England, 1829-03-30 00:00:00

COURT CIitcULAIL

On aitnrday merning, about half past ten 4,PCIIck.
the Earl of &nos arrived at the King's Palace, Windsor, trop
London. The Noble Earl outified to the Page in waiting his r.•.
quest to have the honour of an audience of hi. bleaker.%
Lordship was admitted into the presence of the Kiwi) soon after
twelve o'clock, the Kiss bring particularly engaged at the time of
the arrival of the Noble Karl. 'llia is the (gnat interview the
Noble and Learned Lord has bad of his SIAJISTY since his rettigna.
don of the office of Limo Cnaucat.uta. The audience lasted near
four hours, during which time the Noble Earl presented to the
Kin silty Petitions against the Bill in Parliament for 'cowering
Civil Disabilities from the Boman Catholics. At twenty ttt iii sees
past four o'clock the Earl of &moo left the King's Palace, on his
return to I.ontion.
Yesterday the Duke of Cl/M/BatAbla and the Dochess of GLost-
cassia visited the Princess AUGUSTA.
His Mowry received dispatches at his Palace at Windsor, on
Friday night, from the Duke of %autism:.
Mr. Secretary Put. visited the Duke of Wscumuou oa Satur-
day at the Treasury.
On Saturday night a King's Mesienger was sent of from the
Foreign °See to Naples.
The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council had
a meeting at eleven o'clock on Saturday morning at the Council
Dike, Whitehall. Thore present were, the Lord President of the
Council, the Chief Justices of England, Lord Di...ousts, and Sir
Genus nose.
The following cases of appeal were set down fur hearing before
their Lordship, : " M.Tarvy and Co. v. Davison," from Dente-
rara ; a Advocate-General v. Executors of Ameehand." from
Bombay ; " Maitland v. G d," from Lower Canada; and
" Bantu v. Barrett," from Jamaica. Of these, the two first only
were argued before their Lordships. The consideration ol the.e
causes occupied their Lordships till half-past four o'clock, when
they adjourned.
M. BIBMUDIII. the Spani,b Minister, and Baron &mow. the
Prussian Mini.ter, had interviews with' the Karl of AIII&DE,N at
Saturday, at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The Duke of WBLURGTOX and Mr. Secretary Palm bad name.
roes dinner parties on Saturday.

BRIGHTON. Mica 28.

Wednesday AUGUSTUS FITZHARDINGZ Bent ELEV,
Raq. was Indicted at the County Assists, held at ilorshant, for
using threatening language to H. Jose Ilounson, Esq. with 'meta
to incite him to fight a duel. Both parties lived at Foutingdon ;
and thae bad been some differences between them, ?Jr. Housman
having told the defendant be should serve him with a notice nut to
trespass on his land. An explanation was demanded by Lord
Geoact Ls/01014 OD behalf of the defendant, for the tannic which
he alleged had been put on hi. fri.:nd ; and Mr. Huusson wrote a
letter to Captain B , declaring that lie meant nothing Wren-
.lee. This letter he sent by his attorney, accompanied with a
formal notice to the Captain not to trespass on his land. At a
Vestry Meeting which subsequently took place for auditing the
parish accounts, Captain
had ever attended parish meetings, was present; and as soon as
air. HOOD.OIB entered the Vestry, Captain 'hammer, addressing
him, said, I take this public opportunity of letting you know,l
that you shall nut shoot over Park. If I catch you thine 1 111
horsewhip you. You have refused to give me the swistaciion of a
Gentleman. • I suppose you have strength enough to pull a nits r.
If I meet you horsewhip you. By 6—o, Futningdois can't
hod both of so long." The case was clear!, preyed, and the Jury
returned a verdict of Guilty. The Court ut King's Bench will
pronounce the judgment nest term.