The Sun. — 1821-10-11 (London, England)

CORK. . '  This important case, which is professed fo be instituted for the purpose of trying the right of the Corporation to the 'roils claimed by them at the different entrances to the City and sftburbs, came on yesterday Morning (6th Oct.) before Baron fennefather and a highly respectable Jury. The Counsel on both sides are numerous, and for the Corporati6n Mr. Edward • Pennefather has been brought down special. The Pleadings were opened by 31r. Francis 11I`Carthy, as Junior Counsel for the Plaintiff; they were extremely complex and intricate, but were rendered very intelligible by the clear manner in which they were recapitulated and tlistingtrishedby Mr. M'Carthy, who was complimented by the Bench. • The defendants having avowed the distress of which the plaintiff complained, it devolved upon them in the first instance to maire out a jtistificaticn accordingly ; J. 8. Townsend stated the case, which he did with considerable ability, after which the remaiuder of the day writ, oecupied in read;ng the various Charters of the Corporation, and Various other . These having becu gone through, and it being.then a late. hour, the Court adjourned till this day, when the trial was r;:sumed, and was going on when our paper was gokig topri.ss, with no prospect of its being over till (TEE ley.pouTr fc) • [The question in this case was of great importance to the Corporation of -Cork, and was decides in their fay our. shalt give further particulars in a few .days.}  The (101 l Medal, given by the St. Andrew's Golf Club, was played for ova the Links, on Friday week, and won -by Mr. HENRY Low, younger, of ('latto. On the preceding Wednesday, the Society appointed Mr..:11.:x ander 11ethune, oflllcl3o, to the office of Captain, in place of the Earl of. LIVEN and MEL viLLE.—(Edinburgh Courant, Oct. 8.) The colliers at Westhorn and Eastfield, near Glasgow, have already returned to ;thegr work. •Some' others. are to begin on Monday, and, it is probable, they will all be at' as usual, by the end of next week. The '-coals are at present selling from I'2s. to 1.55. a vraggon ; but they will, of coarse, soon. fall to ,their former prices. We lately noticed the melancholv death, at Newcastle, of Capt. 31ack,nzie, of the Julia, of Perth., Two or three pei,sans are in custody on suspicion of being concerned in that circurn. stance and, we understand, a pair of boots, suppo,,ed to have belonged to the decef.s,A, have been found at a-pawnbroker's iii • Newcastle.—(Edinburgh Star.) Four assassinations have taken place within the last eight days in. Paris. The last victim was a woman named Denise Calpin, who was murdered 'by a man with whom she had cohabited many years, and by whom she had several children. He was arrested immediately after corn.: mitting the deed, and conducted to the Prefecture of the Police. • • A fatil accident lately occurred at Poictiers. A young man went into the garden of the house in which he resided.. with his wife's family to. amuse himself with firing at a mark. The•door of an old greenhouse served for a target. The moment he discharged the pistol a shriek -was heard from within ; he rushed forward,- and, his wife fell into his arrns, expiring as she uttered these words, " Jules, you have killed me !" (Paris Paper.) .