... SECONDdlRZES' OFFICE, March iS. by, Tilt REV3015H5 CA5TLS3TON MILLERI V. SlIR CHSARLES DILL0lV4 HART. nidiA Special Jury was summoned this day to assess the damage .he in this case. he jMr. Serinant B~EST stated, that the plaintift' was a aiost re- on1 spedlable Clergyman, anod the defendant a Baronet enjoying a ~r fortune in proportion to hsis rank. In the year aigod, the plain- tol tiff and ...

... i ACADIMIICAL SOCIETY. . Yeotday te officen of th Academical Society applied f sr a rlicense, to audhorise the di., ission of philosophical, litcrarY, . historical andl poitical ublJeds, In the rooms of tie society, in There Were on the bench, slie Recordeir, Aldermen Sir J5r5. wereyolkalonatlan Smilth,,Christopher Smith, Goodbehere, SSir Jris Perrieg. Rirch and ileyqate. I The Petition ...

... S MA.II', AS SIZ.S. - ?? f:IRlCUT. Mi''ei r. s1) list. ice Pts a soi i'r. l'aron G,strtoiv'. - (letor~ts :sir Wedneday, hu I :i,:t (It ford. a V~er'si u ii:ii ~.'atilir'liy, thu I !nb, Ic Worcester. r lity 0r 17''tc 5 ~ii S.1111' ?? th'' (, iiit Worcestetr. Ifllrol;i,ii I:t'--Ii~i i,:et ?? it I ereford. (I ma. ~o ~ -S itord til tht!,, ,i~t (;i10 cester. (~ii'rii Ott si rs~into c at tlC ?? of ...

... - O'er t BANSLIGE NCP COURT 'OT CHAW~ERZY, TIVTR§DAV' _dv. 5 This being tile first day in Michaelmas Term the ,ovrd Chan- itcellor. came' down in the usual state t~o Westrainster Hisil, attend- )fcc] by the Vice-Chancellor, the Master of the, Rolls,. Sir J.. Simeon, and J1. Stephen, El'sq. two Masters in Chancery, anid d the twelve Judges'. On coming into Court bis- Lordship heard d several ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY, DEc. 10. FIUSl' V. STAFFORDO. Sir S. RottterLY stated, that the bill was filed in this case, for the purpose of moving his Lordship to commit Anne Stafrord, the defendant, to the Fleet, for a breach of his Lordship s in- junction. The estates which she enjoyed, and on which the waste had been committed, were, ill 1801, devised to her by her husband, Edward Manners, for her ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CASE. OF THEC LfTf AIR. SOUTHJEY. L c gy. de MoL Perebr2nf lle would no longer be called Proetls, bet a P/l0~1ir TriF. reader has probably hear(d of the e(celt soplier, jler-ert1us P otens, menuioted in onr ld who lad salch an itch upon himn ior buur:nt ' and exposing himse'l, that he at last fbirlt ?? n5 own faneral pile, and died with potelicus antls ipti1 mmortality. pail eca ...

... CONVICTS F iGH 1 X IEASON I q,: .; U.TFISs FOR. HIGH _TkOd ;'DEaR)Y, NkV. 5. ranielkancid Wdeiglniazn, as sooa as the Ree Mr. Pickeripn, who is very assiduous and.lu- insn~ie in hjaltentidns, left th6m, took their usual walk. Brandreth gnt a long ner pipe in his month, which be held by his; rfht hand, while he kept. his left hand in his jactr~set. 1Ieuashed his ehainsabout as if he felt theni ...

... OLD V,41,Er-Aqf, AjRAIGNMENT OF 1THE ELDER *ATSOW, isornifg at nine o'clock, James Watsoin; te elder, * a pat to the bar, and arraigned on le dictmen charging him with, having, on the od ditY of December last, feloniously and mali. d tterripted with a sword to cut and stab CIOuseph Ii-xes, with intent to murder him.-_ 'T Iso Its count charged him with the same as- oaul c ?? Rhodes, with intent ...

... SPECIAL COMMISS10n^. 1 Derby, Oct. 17. : IIGHI TREASON TRIALS-THIRD DAY. At halfpast seven this morning the prisoner Brandreth was brought from the gaol in the same manner as vesterday, linked to the arm'. of Mlr Eaton, and in, the prison caravan. He was smok- in,, a short pipe as he passed along,'and seems to maintain a perfect equanimity.', There was not asingle individnaliaccompanying the ...

... COURT OF SESSIUN-FIRST DIVISION, CeXiO BnowiurMs-WLL[Atm AITKEN HgISjt Ct REDITORS. This was a process of Cessio Bonorum brought by the pur'u- er, a spirit dealer in Leith, against his creditors. From the condescendence and state of the bankrupt's aftairs, lndged in process; it appeared that he had accounts to the number of 154 due to him by various persons in Leitb, all of them of the lowest ...

... 0000000- ?? a._. .. ?? . 1.-1. 1 ?? The Secret Committee of both Ifonses of Parliament to whom 1wh, extiminativnof the politi- cal papers referred to in the Message of the Prince R, zest ha-4 been confi.1td, sit very cliselv, thev even jndged it necessiry to sit ol Sunday. ow 'Satrday they madea sich discoveries as to induce Miihzi'ere tio determine on the apprehensioa of a nirntoler of ...

... C, j Tim LATh MIURDE.RS Att GODAMINI|| :ed' , . . V s hc Fcinal' l.r~arnin2i r a.nd Committal. of Ckenneilljfi: 4td CI cicb., crIo1;. for ktirur of ;Chedllsl(; stf5r-td to :he liabciklftsn , ,. ,- - ,a E an The-feelings of horror .wlichh thle late deedts b4 iJ6d w v hal excited, in the neighbourhood of Godalming, have of :noat been permitted to subside on the part of the Magi- a Ied stracy, ...