The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

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oritT OE I.ING'S BENCH, Nteittiv, Nov. 14. i
rouNEv-GENEIRAL rose to 'move fur the.;
:,,,:vrot of the Court againit P. FINMITTi for 4
rtfieLtiog on the character, of LordCASTLf..{

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1:r. CI'ItWOOD, interrupting him, reeigtodzite
_..4.t.tand over, as the Defendant(rhilkiliyhAlllpi
i„ Court. lie stated, .that the DefeltAvit,chisit
r,
340 gone to Ireland, and that he was
:!...ixvectetl back.• A letter had very. recently
tr,, retired from him, in which he stated that he
„I.4ilitteil Dublin, on his way _:home.
i rd Et.t.csmittotroH acquiesced, observing it
~,Nier that a reasonably time should beellowed

),t ajc:idanti, •
tic A ITORN EY•G MIER A L then Moved for judip
lent 30110 JOHN GAL Jomeii fors Lluel upon
Lad I:4sTLERLA GIG, The Defendant was brotgbt
,t, court, after which the •Aripatrzy-Gattsaat,
.00,0 their Lordships:Nitta) the subject of the
ick„,e ; aud, in the course of Isivaddresit spoke
d the I)efendant in terms of •veverit7...T4te
roAl.int made some observations in extenuation :of
1e UK!, after which he was ordered.. to stand
ovit:ed to Newgate) and brought up again On
Ltittlay fortnight. •
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Nut!vatic accounts hue been reeeked fully eim.
iroug our intelligence respecting the complete sic,
ko obtained by /tenter Khan, over his rivals and
ipmeats in the Court of Rolkar. ' He has sirs.
Wel in bringing over the Bbye to his interest,
ed at the date of the last accounts Wie badly °c-
opied in devising measures for the payment -of t
wits due to the troops. _
A. soon as the first work should ~be.,ssecem.
pl.thed, it was supposed that the Khan. would 'frpl
flamer to get rid of the bands brOiudarries,
Those aid had so much contributedlo his sudats;
ty &atilt; their force against Scindia, who Wks
('vans; shout with his army in the North.west
its of Alsiwal anions to avoid the impending
station.
Tie Ulthbare, for March, mentions preparation.
%taping on ht the Jeypore Country, •for the re.
elms of a fort named Soojaboas, as in the 'pos.
guise of which Suwae Juggat Sing, the Rajah,
bdeertakeo to reinshte the Tackours of 'the
teat; fur that purpose . a small force Nad been
fuedoil and provided with all the necessary im.
fitments for battering the walls. Roy Chelter
ihnj had been reclaimed to his allegiance under the
note of Jeyporef by the versuasion of the Sivdars.
It is reported that Ruojeet Sing has. lately taken
advantage of the existing commotions in the king-
dom of Cobol, to extend his conquests among the
pendenciea of flat Empire •;. he is said to have
'lady seduced the whole province of Moultan,' with
the exception of a single fortress.
o captain Mawr has succeeded in expelling Go.
7aul Sing from his principal 'strong hold iu the
xunntains) a place named Jhughar. This service
er, dated after at much of uncommon difficulty,
?varied equally by the ruggedness .and steepness of
recaveent, and by the artificial obstacles which the
utsly had constructed; the entrance of the fort,
bower, being once gained, no further resistance
saatteopted.—Gopaul and his people fled preci.
ttattly by the opposite gate, and sought shelter in
taps*. After razing all the works, and burn.
ictit stores, the detachment returned to
Ike. It
does not appear that either party sus-
any loss in the course of the affair.

Colnset M'MAtion and Colonel Ehousteme are
hbe the Prince of NYALts'e supporters at ate fund='
of Princess Am ELI A. 11t.
The number of cases in which bail have Politic&
awe the first sitting of the present Term, °haw
boo without paretic), and exceed double the a -
be which have Justified, during the entirerof•yeai‘
n 1 preceding Terms. The number of Connuteeinhd
t 4 Bankrupts which have passed the Gresiosatittiti
'Ohio the present Term, are also unextutpitill 14,'
the legal and commercial equals of this eaehtsfy.
Tie Gwellc of Saturday contains a list of fifty-
ou!!
.14.11ortme Toone has recovered strength suffi.
tin name him to walk into the garden ; for
'day list week his friends calling to sec him, and
• .
.nning to make enquiries of his health, he said,
lawyer you in the proper place ;" and' taking
4en to bib tomb, round which there were stools'
red, he bade them sit down. " Now this, my
404," added he, " is the fittest spot for mortal!,
is!ourse with me!" and then entered into convey-'
with them, with his usual hilarity. '
A letter from Altona, entitling to the. reward;
dto Persons giving information against the pos.
'll of English manufactures and colonial prow
Ice, remarks, that those who consider morality as
1.10 of society, and the foundation of religion,
• Ile !or the rising generation,• when they behold
4 public authorities holding 04 such allurements
them to become informers.—We hate lately, says
'writer, seen a wife betray her hushand,:-a son
father —aod a neighbour his friend and pro.
.or;

Fnur vessels, whose names we have nut learnt,
P,.'ne4 irons their anchors and went on• shore on
mlrday last on Yarmouth Beach. The crews of
i 4 r would have al) perlahed but for the exertions
.`Captain Alanby and his mortar invention ;—they
''etv el saved by it.
PIOSPECTIVE SPUitrina.—No less than twenty.
istibseriptions, of 200 guineas each, have been
',46C for a race to be run at the Craven Meeting
t(1.815 ; the horses for which race are not only not
!let born, but not yet begotten. The foolish an.
14:1 of these bets never take time to reflect that
1„?te (the desperate race), which is actually
between this country and France, may be
tarts)
beforethat time, in the extinction of all
Pitts) and all the happiness too of England.