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High Admiral.


The Governor and Deputy Governor OF the
Bank Of England had conference, on Wednes'
day last with Mr.. Canning, for about an hour, AZ
the Trearury Chambers, for the first time since
the appointment of the right hon. gentleman TO
be First Lord Of the Treasury.


The Common Council OF London, or Wednes'
day last, passed series of resolutions, express
i've of the opinion Of the corporation IN favor OF
the repeal of the corporation act.


Sir N. G. Tnldal the new Solicitor General,
has been elected to Parliament for the uniyersi'
ty of Cambridge, by a majority Of lOi oveF MI.
Blanks


The London Courier speaks Of the opponents
of Mr.. Canning, as the Guerilla opposill1l
troops which keep lowering on the Hanks OF tue
Ministerial phalanx."


4 A morning paper ofthc 18th, says-"We have
lust heard a report Of duel between the Mar
qus of Tavistock and one (three names are men
tioned) ofthc new Opposition. itis said 70 have
arisen out of Fridays debate, but we cannot
trace it to any authentic source"
4 great public meeting has been held al Llv-
erpool, and an address voted to the KING, con-
graduating him upon the issue OF the late Mn
istcrial struggle.


Paris papers of May 9, state that in she Clam
bcr of Deputies, great agitation had been mani
4 tested at the disbanding Of the National Guards.
and it was proposed to lmpeach the ministers.


1t is intimated iii the French papers, that there
has been some extensive arrangements with 9TH
/ or powers upon the subject OF ds5antinS the
Guards, as a similar measure has been adopted in
the Two Sicllics, as appears by q decree OF the
Esd of April, Just received, which declares the
whole Of the civic National Guards of the king
dom Of the two Siclics organized by the pronis.
iana Government On the 25th Of April, 1921,
4. u Ia
chQmpoles1 arc to be raised for the purposes Of
the police, in places where no regular troops a.
stationed.


Advices from Dresden, announce, on the 5tli
Of May, the death Of the King Of SaNony, aged
II.


A Commission Of Inquiry is sitting u NAra@
to investigate the facts and circumstances con-
nectcd with the reasonable in,fiEues which
were last year, discovered in Poland Ilie Ia
bours Of the Commission are expected to eohtin-
nc several month. Among those who aie most
deeply implicated Two, il j anticipated, will be
condemned to death


Captain Blight obtained regular divorce from
bis wife il the GonsstotY Court, London, on the
10Th Mt IN consequence ot her atulteFuus inter.
course With Mr, Wellesley,


4 British man OF war oil her way 10 Smy fna,
is rcpou,> to have been mistaken BY some
Greek pirates, for a large mcrchantnan, and that
the grS a,est havoc was made amon. these ma
rdutcr5.


.JldymtW rcaiad he Hr6rG.M -. g.
Wakefield and ilis brother W Wakefield, were
broughtn np, this morning, for Judgment Lord
lcndcrlcn having taken his seat, Mr.. SERGEANT
Gross moved the Court for Judgment agan.t The
prisoners, who had been convicted at the late ~
sizes tor Lancaster, Of a conspiracy 70 carry
away Ellen furacr. without the knowledge or
consent Of her father Mr.. Justice Littledac
read the Indictment and the evidence alauccd
at ttie trial, during Which Mr, w. Wakefield did
not evince any symptoms Of anxiety; but lis
btothcr who's. external conduct was composed,
seemed % suffer much mental pain, for he WAS
occupied the most Of MS time IN reading, at in
tel1als, book which was lying on the clerks
desk. They both looked very we'll
4. & Wakefield then addressed the Court at
great length from written paper which he held
IN his hand. lie dwclt upon the hardships Of
his having hccn confined in Lancaster ever succ
the trial, although his recogn=anccs TO tic q.
mount of 410,O00 have been continued, and
drew parallel in his own favor between HIS
case AVID that Of Bowditchs, great palt of
Wakeheld's speech was taken up IN reflections
upon the counsel tor thc prosecution; aud
throughout the whole address he took cyely
possible opportunity Of deuominatiug Miss iufi.
er his wife.


! Nir Sergeant Cross said that Il was tiae.ga
/ Intimidation that F. G. Wakefield iu.l ihlaoeu
Miss Turner to take the step She hua done, and
therefore he considered the defendant guilty of
most heinons offence


Mr. i'rongham and Mr. Williams were heard
on the same side


/ Mr.. Justice Bailey then delivered The iudg
mcnt Of the court, in doing which the learned
! Judge recapltlated the evidence, add comment
ed on ], as lie proceeded and pointed out the 10.
tal disregard for truth manifested by both dc.
PENDANTS, and concudrd very feeling and I'M
4 prcssve address with the following word: "Ibls
IS case in which personnel young, acluatn.
ed with marriage duties, acquainted with what
ought 10 be expected from husband and what
may pc expected from a wife, proposes to marry
q wife infinitely Younger than himself. The
4 Court has carefully considered the crcunstanc.
sot this case and il does order and adiNdre,
tllt tor tins Offence, you Eward Gibbon Wake.
ted be imprisoned in his Maiestv's goal Of New
Gatr, tor The space Of three wears; and that YOU
William Wakefield be imprisoned in his Maies-
ty's goal Of Lancaster Cor the same space" The
\ prisoners were then led out fthe court


On the sub iect Of the new Administration the
i London Observer oF the evening of the 18th,
makes the following remarks


The people Of Great Britain, as well as cvery
Court and political assembly of Europe, had an.
ticipated the debates of last week with the most
intense anxiety, expecting them to produce
some questions which would divide the House,
and show them die full strength or weakness Of