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During IN arrnmcnt before the Court of
Errors, at albany on the c8th inst says the
New York Commercial Advertiser, the dis
tinguished Mrs. Royal made her appearance
in the lobby, and disturbed the gravity of
the court. She called out, we are told, one
Of the honorable Senator's, and having fail
ed by gentle accents to persuade him to
patroni2c hrr book, commenced upon him
an attack in her very best Stale of vitupcr-
ative eloqnencc. Ills judEeship was struck
dumb. or, more properly. struck deaf. This
Mrs. ROYAL IS trslv a remarkable woman.
No to any man that comes within the reach
Of her uAra!y member.