... ,; , D CID NTSh a E.CSS, Sa,. . An t'vtqisittnj uats takeon on Tuesday misht ;At, St4 ilJ; W~or~hT~iiahoa- ;soi thie iody oif a feinale onknown, vho wtw rioud at dyilia state Daniiel Sallivan?, a watlehuta. saidi that bsv. twece; iiX and seveii oeteickit sis waika-inme seei Ha i i 1rstrnet, ?? Piles' antir as~ic tliedeceased le-annie artiest fihe rmt'ei#i 4gf- 1r Oiq rne sa housse i sht ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... SCOTCH JURr C O ;T. A very satisfactory report has been made of' - the proceeings of this I6nstutiitn; since its for- e mation in tbe ear 1815. '1 Itappars. that elity.sevenh issues have I sent to the Jury Court in that period, from the two Uivisions of tile Court of Session, of which ,. several were of great impdrtance, and many of r; the causes have been finall.y decided, in conse- quence of ...

... ;.Plo VLVCA lN TE LLIG.~Iv CE . MISIS M'AVQY. 6On tbe veryeritaorninary powers ef percertian el rij dh ?? female., we haye hitherto ivoitdtd i g a iir Alwasys soeptiodI, we. IearWe may aldl, Aheeu ven et its xmpropripty and want of onidnour ofexpressly 3 I 1rj-a m ie, while a-professional G neleinan Was pixnal fre -v dvecs foi tle public. rhat ?? has now bwel shobl-ied eltct ?? ai it is, witih ...

... AsTfIMTN'?x'OFf, OENiES, rc. zn Tnqverit was on Tnaesriav 1ve T datthe -Horens, Shoreditahj on the bids' of ai maie who diied gn the top of oweiaf-the Newiogton etges. A fe w tnin~utet before hre dfied :he: wvs jok1ing wirth nlbe of is. tii'iow-priSsengirs. VeidiiewDii- edi fn 3& A~plietic Fit.- LArltb1er i .s4tk 1'w Tti t orfn'ie Fir;itta Oo' w wae Oikirg ori Th'rs-rday at Iclirgnron, anft ...

... LASW '7I.NTT&LIGENVCE. 5- ~ ~~~R(L5COURT, DcuinCh 'L THE STAGL.--WHITTINCHABt ANT) Assyiss v. Woo0L5:ie It Mr. HAsRT Stated,. that this Bill was filed, by the plaintiffs SI against r['osnas Jonathan Wooler, for restraining him from ?? publishing a work, their pi~operty; anid for en account 'ofI the sd profits la~ las made by the piracy of- that work; and thiat he pay the costs of the presonit ...

... LA P' IN TELLI , EiGENCE. a Thce totlcw;m'g is lord Flatoogmsci arge to time Jumry ont 4- Prmday emhmi irs which, fium the pressure of 's.-tttr, we 5Vetd IC urllli thlt ii,. L on I .. ri t S iiomti he ti i proceeded, to cl!cwth ~ They 0 would ?? tie -vil'cm-a they Ihad beard (ii til parr. of the dere'darit that he, bid .topj-dd.c lecircu~lation of this -.vrk ont ?? of Pliru~mary; hbt ...

... PIsniC OFFICE BOoW-STr T.-For some inonthls a number ot hotels, coffee-houses and private houses have been robbed of silver spoons and various articles of plate by persons gaining ad- uittance by false pretences, among the houses that have been robbed is the Verulam Club-house in Lincoln's-inti-fields, the house occupied by the late Lord Kenyon. The Club is com- posed of 450 Mlembers, ...

... TIHF LATE ?? AT GODALMXNG.. ie Firrsrl SErerbakla eati andB c.;o;eistl of Chizulese, jull. at earl Chaeletjfi,-for thc Mlirrdr' of Ckctitell, seYn. . end. B/jzrabetui, Wilson. 4 'rThc feelimis of hlorror whieb thle late deeds of : upld had excited irs tire neigthborurhosd rf (jodal- - nig, ir;le tlrst beert permitted to subside onl the part of' tie' Magistracy without the roost active ?? for d ...

... LAW' INTELLIGENCE.' COURT OF CHANCERY, DEC. 16. rt The LonD CHANCELLO r on coming into Court, intimated that us he should postpone giving judgments in several cases, as he had to go to the House of Lords for the purpose of proroguing Par- liament to the 27th of .Tanuary. Ile thought it was right to defer d giving judgments, as thereby the [earned Counsel at the Bar ; would have more ...

... IOB R ' d t- ; XI ItOB13lsrItXant ittiNI %D E. R 1earFA I.lLSSIA. ~11. - .se by ii, ill outi laff, we flated, that George Chennelil, junior, of wl ire: Godalining, arid Win. and George Chaicroft, his a slocatcs, be at had bten committed to Horfeminrger-lane gaol, upon 1,11is- ra~ r O iciolti(if basing comrnlitttd ~two murdcr~s, Uri of uld Mr. i Chennell slid hislia oofcltceper, at Godatining, ...