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FRI DA V.— The King v. Radford and Doner.—This was an indictment against the defendants, offieers to the Sheriff of Middlesex, for extorting the sum of 3s. from Joseph Lahcaster for searchin g the office, and 11. 6s. as the fee for assigning Lancaster to the Cafe custody of anot

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!Wins given to CanovaAand to the sum or 8;9511. which had been paid for the expence attending the removal of certain works of art from the Louvre; a measure which, he said, had done more to irritate the French nation than any other which had occurred since the peace.— Ile Motion

Oaris papers of Friday last state that Lord Granville Ambassador from England to the Netherlinds, arrived on the Ist inbt. at Brussels, and that the French frigate Thetis, had sailed from Brest on the gd inst. for the Isle of Bourbon, to join the corvette Esoerance, thence to pr

AND WEDNESDAY'S EVENING POST.