The Lord Chalicellor rose on the order for receiving the Report of the Queen's Council Pill, and proposed an addi- Itional Clause, which was inserted in the P.ill. Agreed to, and .ordered to stand part of the The Report was then received. Lord Grenville presented a Petition hem

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. COURT, OF CHANCERs Y AUG.'• . r • BEDFORD CHARITY. This. imOrlFlnt Cause was ai•gued this day at great length, and touch learning Was displayed on both sides. The .S.ikeitur General. contended, (against the Petition) t'w Jens could not partake of this Charity in p,oy matinee. —

Row AT COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.— Yesterday Patrick Magrath, a young gentleman, was brought before R. Birnie, Esq. charged with making a disturbance, and violently assaulting Mr. John Brooks, who stated himself to be a professional gentleman. He said he was in a box of Covent-garde

COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Attorn , y-General v. Painter—Mr. Walton opened the ( . I .celarati o n, an d state d , t h at t hi s was an i n f ormat i on aga i ns t the defendant, a tea-dealer, charging him with having in his I t ; °BB sion a quantity of sloe-leaves and white thorn leav

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Statement of the Odds on the Derby, Oaks, MONHAV, MARCH 20. DERRY. 9 to 1 agst. c. by M'axy, out of Miltonia. to 1 asst. Dictator, out of Hornby Lass. Taken 12 to 1 asst. c. by Orville, out of Aliegretta. 13 to 1 agst. Brother to Crecy 14 to 1 asst. c. by Waxy, out of Ringtail.

Mr. Peel observed, respecting the appointment of County Surveyor, that be was friendly to the Bill of last year. It Was not only from the inability to find County Surveyors that were properly qualified, that he bad been induced to change bi opium. ; such offices were liable to d