Star.
London, England, 1827-06-22 00:00:00

3RISCO V. !IRMO.

The Proctor for Lady Brisco, after stating that Sir
Wastel Brisco had not obeyed the order of the Ci-.tut
respecting the payment of costs, gave notice, tl.at it the
order was not obeyed by next Court day, he should
move that Sir Wastel be pronounced in contempt.
Dr. Las, who was one .if the delegates, sai i, f shit
not agree to this; I think there have been sucl. imeroper
delays on the part of the Counsel for Lady Brisco, Dr.
Arnold, and Dr. Jenner, that I will not confirm the
sentence. I mean there have been improper delays asd
expenses subsequent to the formation of the adjact
commission. This case has been a scandalous one.

Dr. Dll7lloll' (the President)—The point referred to
by Dr. Lee has been settled by the High Court of Dc
legates.
Dr. Lett

I di

lissent

from the

judgment

of that Court.

I repeat—

Dr. DAURNY—CaII another cause.

Foreign turnip seed, for field purptyes, will, in future,
be admitted into the port of Hon, at the ad valorem duty of 30 pet
cent. to lieu of the former duty of 6d. per
A French Paper gives the following . details with
respect to the rapidity of the communications by means
of the telegraph : At Paris, news arrives from Lisle
(60 leagues) in two minutes; from Calais (68 leagues?,
four minutes five seconds; Toulon, thirteen minutes
fifty seconds; Bayonne, fourteen minutes; Brest (150
leagues), six minutes five seconds; Strasburgh
leagues), five minstrel fifty-two seconds.
A man was committed to York• Castle, last week,
charged with administering poison to his two illegal.
mate children, at Bowes„near Barnard Castle. A sot•
geon at Barnard Castle has also been apprehended as
aiding and abetting in the crime.

MARRIED.
Wednesday, at St. George's Church, Sir Alexander Campbell,
Bart. to Mu Malcolm, eldest daughter of Major General Sir Jobe
Malcolm, G.C.B.
Wednesday, at St. George's Church, Edward Mostyn Lloyd.
Esq. eldest son of Sir Edward Pryce Uoyd, Bart. to the LAO
Harriet Scot, eldest daughter of the Earl of Clonmell.
In St. Andrew's Church, Kingston, Jamaica, cm the 2d of Jim
Lilt, Major Winchester, Slid Highlander, to Rachel, eldest daughter
of the late D. Walsh, Esq. pariah of Sc. George.

DIED.
June 19, at Gadesbridge. Hertz, Anne, the wife of Sir Mary
Cooper, Bart. aged 59.
At Calcutta, on the 17th January Lieut. Walter MaAay
32d Regiment, Bengal Native Infantry.
At Cuttach, on the 21st of January last, William Forrester, Esti.
Judge and Magistrate in the service of the Hon. the East Indis
Company. •
At Poanals, Bombay, on the 29th December last,Wm. Campbells
Ews of Locbdochart, PaymasterOds Majesty's 20th Foot.
At Chateau Dan, in France; Mr. P. Herve, the founder of till
National Benevolent Institution, Great Ruasell.streer, Bleed*
bury, for relieving aged persons of a respectable class of win*,
who may have experienced the vicissitudes of life. He beadle
establish his plan brfoni his utmost hopes, in Bath, Bristol, Sts•
well as in Loudon, where 100 pensioners are supported qsartnil.

'HIS DAY.

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Holland 0 1 Jamaica 0 0
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