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... FOREIGN INTElLLIGENCE. FRANC.Nc-r-t is reljaorted tha~t the.miniister of ?? doneeisiplates~n immediate reduction of the army, to the vet extnt,~f pacy ~0,00 mo,~eqalling about one squadron or battalionin everyregiment. Thle skeletons mr4i of these attali~nswill be pesetved, nd remain in.depots,. taa of which th~re svll be one for e~ey department:- It is mit also said, that it is in future ...

... On Wednesday, Lambeth-strcct Police Office-, Edward Cook, Eliia Cook,alias Rost, and Edward Cook, their son. who hare been in custody since Friday week , on suspicion of having fturterf Elizabeth a female of years of age, were brought up for further examination. Since their commitment the prisoners have been kept apart, and no communication allowed to pass between them. The boy, who is about ...

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... LAW AMENDMIENT. s An act has just passed, C. 42, entitled An Act for tthe further amendment of the Law, and thle better ad-' cvancement of Justice, wviich has altered the law in aseveral respects, and Contains several higisly useful and practical provisions ; amoungst others, it contains a pro- tvision of great importance with regard to thle local, eexpeditious, and cheap trial of actions ...

... COURT OF KIAX(Ps BJENCH', Mfondaey, June 10. TI1O5tPS0N r. itIK IEs. The case was heard before Mr. Justi('e Littledale, Mr. r JusticeParke, and Mr) utc Patikn. Tire Lord Chief Justice Demnnan, having beon previously engagcd onl tire case, left the irbonch. b Mr. CaERSWvrLL.. who1 1apticavaed fior the defendant, said, this was anl action brought by Thomas Thompson against Rtobert Ralakes the ...

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... ?? instead S4 t 9, JJ C-4 r U r t -- ? AND lfnl]3ER 'Lltll i I[LL I Ll DA, FiURv.%ny 22, IS33. - i our last, occupied a very considerable por- ii t ,r spce, with remarks ol the condition of : til one branch of the plan of Ministers ii~ti on of that ill-fated country, it is with ;nti' ve find ourselves compelled to approach * D avis. The pages of our last Friday's num- :ai;;d a short notice ...