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The letter of D. M. has been received. The misrepresentation in the Judge's charge alluded to, was naticed in the WEEKLY GLOBE of Sunday last. The account of the Catholic Dinner given to the Right Rev. Dr.'Ea4n - , at Treace, on the 26th July, was only received on Thursday. Had

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On the motion that the Count) Courts Bill be read a third time, SCARLETT did not know why anew law should be intruduced nod,' it had been proved that the old one was thee g iuundi he would propose, as an amendment, that ilit• he read a third time this day six months. Mr. SYKES s

This being the Anniverwy Of Charles the Second's Mr. Justice LiTTLEnAtz, appeni-e - d in Crown robes at ten o'clock, and after having Justified hil, 4ti4 heard motions of course from behind thy bar, ref& the Court at a qua:.ter past ele,ven o'clock. The other . .ludvsdi . rl not

KING V. COOK. Mr. CAMPBELL suggested, in the case of James Sutton Cook, that the defendant should not be called up for judgment until the plea in abatement, entered by Richard Stafford Cook, who claims the Barony of Stafford, be decided Mr. TAUNTON expressed a hope that the Court

To meet at the Court of Commisioners of Bankrupt, Basinghall-street, unless otherwise specified. J. H. Robson, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, mercer and draper, June '24, at ,lowsey's, the Bridge Inn, Bishop Wearmouth—J. N. Sanders,. of Ipswich, ironmonger, June 9, at the R

of his Majesty's ship llecla, during the recent Voyage of Discovery under Captain Parry. Printed for JOIN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.