Star.
London, England, 1826-05-06 00:00:00

•, 11.160 V. WILLISLZY.

Mr. Serjeant SPAM; in this case, which is an action
for a criminal conrrepatisn with the plaintiff's wile,
moved'the,Court,6h olsdavit, to put off the trial. Which
is entered in the cause hit to be tried at the Sittings in
London, after.this term. The ground of the.application
was to this effect : the absence of several material wit-
nesses who resided at Naples, and in other di#ant parts,
and that it was quite impossible they could arrke,in this
country in time; besides the detendant's .case could
aot go forward without them. He moved the Court to
postpone the trial till the Sittings afterHilieyierm neat.
The Comm said, they had not the power &grant st,grent. srot-
ponement, but they *would allow the Learned Ginniel a rilik is
sbew cause why the trial should not be put off until the Sittings after
Michaelmas Terri asst.—Rule granted.
,g.

Yesterday afternoon, another Cabinet Council WAS
held at the Foreign Once, the summonses lot which were issutd
Thursday evening. Previously to the arrembling •of the Coineil,
the Earl of Livairroot. bad a consolation with Mt. Secretary ICAO.
NM. McConnell was attended by,the Earl of Hianowstr.Fari
of WILITNIONILANO, Karl of lavaaroor., • Mr. Secretary Piano:Sr.
Secretary CANNING, Earl BATHURST, the Duke of Wettrisonots, Mr.
Hosessaos, the Cirmicaston of the Excrianuen, Mr. Wan*
The Cabinet Council continued in deliberation sill about 4 o'clock.
A Requisition, numerously and respectably soloed,
hat been addressed to the MAYOR of Hertford, to call a Pubic *res-
ins of the inhabitants of that town and neighbourhood, eit the
earliest convenient day, to enter into a subscription' for the relief/a
the distressed mantsfdcturen in Lancashire.' _ _ _

'This Maio&tit 11111114 a salt o'clock, the -Itioito
Caner Justine Omsk his seat in the Oast et Ireina's Bench, 'tad-
hail, and die 'Ong through forty-use swasesisded causesi Vim at
one, and adjourned the Court for the Leaden Sittings to I Tlik 3lay.
After the inunesne expense which the Society of
Antiquaries has incurred in engraving the Bayeux tapestry, kis now
discovered, beyond a doubt, that the said tapestry is net a cistern-
porineous production. The Learned Ana na u Rae, President
of the Society of Antiquaries in Normandy, is now preparing a dis-
sertation on the subject.—Sear Cheesier, No. Z.
Wednesday, a first dividend of 10s. in the pound was
declared by the Commissioners under the bankruptcy of Messrs.
Canonry and Co. late bankers at Chelmsford. Between 3000 and
4000 creditors have already proved their debts under this commis-
sion, to the amount of 155,0004
Herron GARDEL—Yesterday, Mrs. Elizabeth Wil-
son. a person antarently beyond the middle age, was charged with
having intermarried with her present husbankMr. Peter Wilson, a
builder, residing in Lloyd's-row, Islington, her former husband
Joseph Goff, bring still living. Goff appeared as evrdence, and
stated that he married the prisoner at the bar oa the 4th of Februasy,
1806, at the parish church of St. Mary, Lambeth; her name then
was Elizaluth Garrod. He, Goff, w. in the 3d Reg.

of Foot Guards, and was soon- afterloabiligaedlirtiovgateeabroad, where be
remained until after the battle of Waterloo. On his return, he
found his 'wife had committed a robbery, for which she had been
tried and convicted, and sentenced to two years. imprisonment.--
He therefore resolved not to live with'ber, but arranged with the
parish to allow her a separate malntesbace. Fee sometime she was
in the habit of coming for ber money, bet she dropped all at yam
and he never beard of her until' Wilson, her second husband, called
upon him, and stated that he bed intermarried with her. The
vlagistrates remanded the prisoner until Wednesday, when two
inrions who attested the marriage certificate were ordered to attend

Lomni: Printed end PO fished by J. V. Kamm, al die Simi °rims,
Na 1, l'iclreit-Race, Thistle-Bar.

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