Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

France 1T King. Court and c~overnmens-
In the recently Published work Of GOV Cass, he
thus incidentIy aIludes TO the 'barbarous offices,
m~cnialin til. q. in fact which are still retained
abou. The English courts and sough. after and
held by men calling .hsmyesves noble
= MI Bufke said, very punsently. thai, ii 10 not
proper ,ha. great nobIemen should be keepers Of
dogs, though they were tie king. dogs Bu. 30
does not ,hink Lord kinnsirJ. for a London
paper Of the last week says. Lord kinnairdf,he
Enew n us,er Of her Mrjr.'y's buck hounds has JUS.
token for fodi, months Col Csfsendish's mansion
o, 8, Leonsrd'r, within shout ten miles Of Win.
so,, forlhe purpose ofbeing within The immediate
neishborlood u The place Of his official dulies. =
His .%voficifni duIes!.a peer Of E;nslsnd.s .hsredi!!.
aty odsst d he Couf. q the lag, lsrsoft, Y kerpef
oftbee Queens loss! Nnf Is hi. apn extreme,
nor even a very strong instance, Of lhe dissracfht
%ab.drIify here, alluded To-.
Burke SAYS that one Of hi. predecessors III fs-
form. Lord Talbot, iailcd in his %eiTbrts, because
the tutnspil 10 the Kings kitchen was o member
Of Parliament do MT know il the Importance
Of this office has diminished since that day. but
ssl find, that even 10 the Red Book fofs $40 tho
Chef Cook, the Frs. Mnstcr Cook the Second
Master Cook, and the Third Master Cook, are all
designa,ed as E-qbi,es, | may presume it is ye,
considered stuff iently honorable for a member Of
Parliament 10 turn the King spit. IN Scotland,
Sir W Anstru,hcr, a Baronet, is heriditsryscar.
yer, having the right, standing at a side ~talle,to
Gu, up the meats and Sir james Carnegie, is her.
eli,ary cup-bearer, to wait On the King when he
desire. 10 drink. | find one. appointment in the
Red Book which | trdst during the reign Of, o
Queen. and for the cake II c~onjussi happiness,
will be n sinecurt, ,lf,t of leather brecehcs maker
to her majesty!
A counier(eiier fahcu-Wc understand. that
through the perseverance, and vigilance Of Mr.
Frcrs,, the N 'yor Of New Oirans, d forger of
the notes Of tho ID municipality, was srrertcd
this morning in the GIrod building al the corner
Of Charities aud 81 Louis streets. Those found
were SO notes and some Of al.em had tho compt-
rollers name on The hack. A plate was also
found for notes Of the sumo kind. The person
who had rtn,ejthe room, Mr. E Bochl.r, ii,ho-
graphic printer. has been arrested and sent TO
prisons 1t isto be hoped his ar'cstationt may en-
abIo the mayor TO put his hand on the rest Of tho
gang Of coun.crfoiiers, who. it is thought, have
infested this city for some time baek.-Couritr.
The .Courief says tie population Of New Or
leans forty years ago, was set down az 5000.
This year. census d The Frs, Municipality
shewss that the inhabitshis Of one third Of the
place, exceed A. 900. Within tho, biz miles Of
city and suburb. extending from the Bayou Pier
mas 10 The upper limit. Of the f~aubonis Eiyaudais,
ii il thought more ,han lot, ooo persons are PET,
manert residents, while the floating ard ttan.
sienf population is somewhere about 10000 more
. Col I,ASoFonD, a promincnsEsitizens of-Mou1t
Vernon, Rockcas,Io. county Ky, waskilled o Few
tdoy. since by Mr. DAVIDSON, Of thssssfne place.