... Crampton, upon apon application to that effect, intimated that would permit Mr. Blackburne, of the counsel for the defendant, to speak to evidence, so that the case will hardly conclude on Wednesday. ...

... TURKEY AND EGYPT. The German papers speaking the progress affairs in the East, mention that the Sultan now directing his chief attention his navy, and has even intake into his service twenty-five English men of-war, armed and manned! Should he fail in ...

... MR. O'CONNELL’S SPEECH ON REFORM. Of Mr. O’Connill's speech, cannot speak too highly. It it in his happiest style ; and has justly called forth undivided approbation omung all the friends of reform. Ills arguments clear and overwhelming ; whilst the keenness ...

... ANTI.IIEFORMERS IN TURKEY, A letter, deled Belgrade, 2let April, speaks of the force nn. der the Pacha of Scutari amounting to 10,000 men, and that the tame Pacha, in his half rebellious purpose, has assumid the banner of anti-reform and a return to the ...

... his advantage and hiilc his lime—all those render him questionable ally of any ministry. The very frequency with which he speaks—at all limes on all subjects—must tend to impair his weight and to cheapen what he says, was the case with Burke, and has ...

... establishment of a liberty to print Italian paper* for the pretended use of a nation who nei. ther write nor read Italian, nor speak it, nor understand a word of it when read or spoken in their presence, 4c. In answer to the most extraordinarily incorrect ...

... wr'd calculated to render him indifferent to applause or censure. speak to him in reference to a matter upon which those very feelings might mislead his judgment, and we trust we do not speak in vain. Me beg to call public attcii’ion to the report a case ...

... Court of Peers having terminated on Thursday, the court was occupied Friday in bearing the Procureur and Advocate-General speak evidence. The former maintained that the murder of the infantry officer at the guard-house of the Palais de Justice was brought ...

... Coen, whom some lime since, as coltsciing for the building n ew Cbapid, that has had much success in his laudaobject. He speaks with grsat gratitude of the assist*sce and kindness has experienced from Mr. Finlay, of ihe markets who exerted his influence ...

... that passengers be not subjected to unreasonable delay or insolence. If this hint is not taken, we shall have occasion to speak a little more plainly on the subject. ...

... SPAIN. Our Madrid letter of the 6th speaks of plot in the army against Espartcro. Our S’. Sebastian correspondent writes that O'Donnell is going to exchange his command for one on the Ebro. We have received a letter from St. Sebastian, dated the Pth from ...

... MR. SHEIL. I should not (says Mr. Cobbett, in speaking in his last Regitter of the debates on the duration of Parliaments,) omit to notice that Mr. Shell mode a speech, in answer to John Russell, one of the best, if not the very best, that heard in my ...