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London, England, 1821-02-05 00:00:00

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COIIRT OF ICING'S BENCiI- AT.

TILE knit; v. MAJOR cairitatotti Aai oiitltittr:
The Court was this mottling occupied until du
o'clock iii hearing Mr; 1-1114.'s argiiment; to illstw that
the array of the Special Jury was ithprope' riy struck
by the Master of the Crown Office; In the ease of the
King v. Major Cartwright, Messrs. Wooler, Ste. and
that therefore a new trial cUght to be griated:
At one o'clock, Mr. l'aF.onaoisr rove to follOw
Mr. HILL, and in answer to a question Froth thi
Court, said his argument would OcetipY an hour.
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The Cum. JusTrcr immediately said, that his ar.
gument must be postponed, as the Court must go to
Guildhall ; and ordered that the case should stand
over until Wednesday next.
The SoLicrrort-GesEttic.—,, Sir Francis Burdett's
case stands over until Wednesday next, my Lords."
CrtiEFJWSTICE."." But this has priority. We shall
resume the hearing of this ease on Wednesday morn-
ing, and let Sir Francis Burdett's, should there not
be time for that also, stand over until Thursday."

RFE ADDRESS.
DISCOMFITURE OF, AND TRIUMPH OVER, THE
ULTRAS AT RYE, A:TREASURY BOROUGH.

Friday sennight, the MAYOR and Corporation,
and a few Freemen (fourteen being all they acknow-
ledge entitled to the privileges of the Borough, though
the Charter gives it to the Inhabitants at large), as-
sembled at the Town Hall, to vote an Address to his
MAJESTY, which having been drawn up to their own
taste—complaining of the licentiousness of the Press,
of profane and blasphemous publication;, &c. which
neither they nor any one else had heard of, or seen, in
the place—was agreed to, nent.con. and the Inhabitants
kindly informed, that it was left at the Town Hal
for their signatures. This insult to the Town roused
the Independent Interest, who met on Wednesday
last, when a Gentleman attached to Whig principles
was called to the Chair, and a really loyal Address
was agreed !gibe sent from the Town, in which the
late proceedings against her MAJcrTY are censured,
and his MAJESTY is prayed to dismiss his present
Ministers. This Address was signed, in the course of
that day, by upwards of two hundred; while the Ultra
one remained, on Tuesday night, the fourth day after
their meeting, with only thirty-one signatures, with
all the interest of the Customhouse, corruption, &c.
to back it; nay, it is an absolute fact, that it was
hawked from house to house for signatures!

DERB PSHIRE(RFJEcrED) CC LINTY ADDRESS.
SECOND FAILURE,
ATTER IT HAD INCOME A HOLE.AND-CORNER DECLARATION!

All the combined activity, and all the loudly-trum-
peted influence of all the defeated Requi,it'onists, at
the late Derbyshire County Meeting, on the Bth ult.
to try to bolster up their rejected Address, and con-
vert it into a hole-and-corner Declaration, have
only procured, in all this very populous County,
2,000 signatures!—Nothing has, in our judgment, so
demonstrated the palpable weakness of these Ultra-
loyalists, as this favourable arithmetical result; for
we are informed, on good authority, that if a sub-
traction were niadelrom the list of signatures, un-
wisely published by its promoters themselves, in this
week's Derby Paper,

and
Of all the tenants of, dependents upon, all and each of the de.
fatted Irquisitionists;
Of all the signero, who are neither Freeholders run Houteholders
of the County of Derby;
Of Cleromen, who hold Crown Livings, or arc waiting for them ;
And of Officers in the Army, Navy, and Fide, now waiting fur
promotion, in their respective callings' •
the above 2000 signatures would be at once reclined
to 1000!!—a pitiful number,ifter nearly a month's cte
cessive fatigue and hard labour, in every hole and
corner of the County, by the defeated Requisitionists
and their agents and emissaries: but'so mighty and
powerful withal (as they wished it to be understood),
that they could and would carry the County before
them, at the nest General Election, for the tcmeri4:9
of a Noble Individual, in pratiming to offer an Amend-
ment to their production--the rejected Address!—
Sheffeld Independent.

Monday last, a very loyal Gentleman, at Worksop,
anxious to procure an Address to the KING, sent the
crier into the streets to announce a Meeting for the
purpose. The poor fellow, however, had not well
studied his lesson ; instead of informing the Public,
as he was instructed to do, that the Address was in-
tended to avow a determination to "preserve inviolate
the Throne and Constitution," he very ingeniously
altered the language of his employer, and without
being conscious of the blunder, told his townsmen
that they were to meet to tell the ,e King that they
would do all that in them lay to persevere and violate
the Throne and Constitution." Ihe Meeting was nu-
merously attended, but the bellman's joke had un-
fitted the company for serious discussion, and the
Address prepared was literally laughed out of the
room.—Shdeld Independent.
The seven Incorporated Trades of Arbroath last
week forwarded Petitions to both Houses of Parlia-
ment, praying that her MAJESTY might be reinstated
in all her honours and dignities.
Wedne,.day se'nnight Mr. H. Fife, seedsman, of
Lynn, was, after a long investigation, fully commit- ,
ted for wilfully fixing a pistol at Mr. Brett, a Sheriff's
Officer, and severely wounding him in the face, &c.
on the preceding evening, while the latter was serving
a writ on him. -Mr. 13rett's recovery is very doubtful.
It is calculated that, by the Census which is now
taking, the population of the United States will be
found to be about ten millions. At the period of the
last Census, in 1810, it was 7,523,903.
Corn EXCHANGE, MANK.LAPII, FEL s.—Our supply of Wheat
was very large this morning from Essex and Kent, including a
considerable quantity that remained over from last week's ar-
riv.ls front the above Counties, the chief part of which being
of inferior quality, and very much out of condition, was nearly
unsaleable at a reduction of ss. from the prices of last :Holiday.
Fine Barley supports the prices of this day se'nnight, bet such
as is unfit for making, is from Ili. to ss. per quarter cheaper..-.
The Oat trade was exceedingly dull, at a decline of ls. In
Beans and Peas there is no alteration.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Fla. 5.--Beef, 4s. Od. to Ss. Od. per
stone o[ ; Iluttoo, 4s. Od. to ss. 4d. Veal, 4s. 64. to Ts.
I'ork, 43.6 d. to 55.10 d. Limb, 05.04.1. to oaod.—Cattle at Market
Beasts,2sso ; Calves,lBo; Sheep and Lambs, 12,340 ; I'igs,22o.
hay, 3/.los. to 41. ss. Clover, 4/. 10s. to 51. :Cs. Straw, 11.8 s.
to 11. 14s.