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by no means crowded when the pro- 
cession was moving. Severa! scaf- 
folds and temporary seats were erect- 
ed; some of them hada few per- 
sons, and others none. 
Among the distinguished per- 
sonages, besides the royal dukes, 
were the dukes of Montroseand Kut- 
land—marquisses of Buckingham, 
Thomend, and Abercorn — earls 
Spencer, Temple, Romney, Win- 
chelsea, and Camden—lords Sid- 
mouth, Borringdon,Paget,M’ Donald, 
Pomfret, Kelly, Rivers, Bulkeley, 
Hood, Hawkesbury, Elliot, Gran- 
tham, Castlereagh, Auckland, and 
Carrington — archbishop of Can- 
terbury — bishops of Bath and 
Wells, Norwich, Bristol, London, 
Lincoln, Ely, Exeter, and Chester, 
After pronouncing his titles over 
his grave, the herald declared, nun 
sibi sed patric vixit. 
An ingenious mechanic, of Nor- 
thampton, has invented and made 
acannon, on an entire new con- 
struction, which will prime, load, 
and fire itself ten times in the short 
space of one minute.. 
Manacement or Pres.—The fol- 
lowing experiment, which was lately 
made by a gentleman of Norfolk, is 
of the highest importance to all 
those concerned in breeding pigs. 
Six pigs, of the genuine Norfolk 
breed, and of very nearly equal 
weight; were put to keeping at the 
same time, and treated the same, as 
to food and litter, for the space of 
seven weeks, ‘Three of them were 
left to shift for themselves as to 
cleanliness; the other three were 
kept as clean as possible, by a man 
employed for the purpose, with a 
eurry-comb and brush. ‘The last 
consumed in seven weeks fewer 
peace by five bushels than the other 
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three, yet they weighed more when 
killed, by two stone and four pounds, 
upon an average, or six stone twelve 
pounds upon the whole. 
MippLesex Sessions. — Scipion 
Charles Victor August Legarde 
Marquis De Chambonas, was con- 
victed of defrauding Mon. Bertrand 
De Molleville, of different sums of 
money, under pretence of establish- 
ing certain business, 
‘The prosecutor was the author 
of the history of the French Revo- 
lution, aud the defendant was a 
French emigrant, and one of the 
noblesse, Our limits will not per- 
mit us to enter into particulars. The 
defendant was .sentenced to six 
months imprisonment in Newgate. 
23d. A few days ago the wife of 
Mr. Carter, cow keeper, close to 
Oxford-street turnpike, went to 
feed an old blind hackney-coach 
horse, when he turned his head 
round, and seized the poor woman 
with his teeth by one of her breasts, 
and so held her for a second or two; 
she was got away, but has been dan- 
gerously ill ever since ; the place 
immediately swelled as large asa 
peck loaf,which, in a few days after, 
was reduced by leeches, and it will 
yet be some time before she can at- 
tend to her business. This same 
horse has before tried several times 
to kick her, and squeeze her against 
the sides of the stall, and she hag 
narrowly escaped. 
24th. Courr or Kine’s Benca.— 
The following very important case, 
which has been long depending, came 
on to-day.—TheKing v. General Tho» 
mas Picton.—This wasa prosecution 
instituted against the defendant, late 
governor of theisland of Trinidad, 
for putting Louisa Calderon to the 
question, or torture. After the plead- 
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