... . THE RAEi OF, P-- Eva THE BANK OF ENGLAND. Mr. Broughan moved, that a mandanmus be directed to the Governor and Company of the Bank, ordering them4o proceed to divide all the profits accruing to that establishment previous to the 19th of March last, over and above the expenses incurred in the conduct of its affairs. His qpplicaion was founded upon the affidavit of a proprietor of Bank stock, ...

... COUNTY SESSlONS. .I . ?? - c;-nc ffnt fit On Monday last, the Quarter Sessions for the Himn - dred of West Derby, commenced at our Town-hall, .r before a bench of counmtY magistrates. E. B. Wilbra. ba', Fsq.; M. P. was chairman. There were 108 pri. soners for felony, 27 for misdemeanors, and its for as-I saults, total 149I The legal business of the court was conducted by Counsellors Raincock, ...

... AFFIDAVIT OF MR. ROBERTS, In the Court off King's Bench. e0 : ' d, John Roberts, of Manchester, in the county of Lan- i p( caster, cooper, maketh oathl, and saith, that on Friday, i the twenty.eighth day of March last, he was arrested, I vi in the town of Manchester aforesaid, by virtue of a te warrant from Lord Sidmouth, one of his Majesty's Se- ce cretaries of State, charging this deponent ...

... - ORtORD V. LiTTLER COLE. - Of This was at action foT compensation, in damages, for a breach of promise of marriage. The jury, awarded the lady £7000 damages. I A Bill has been presented to the Grand Jury at these al Assizes, indicting Mr. Nadin, the Deputy Constable 1. of Manchester, Prinnott, one of the Beadles, and e Hindley the informer, for a' conspiracy against two | e boys, but the ...

... C OUNTY SESSIOXS CONTINUED. e I., a ;re'eR'.ig Dage P, we have noticed the opening of iY these sessors. ' e prisoners were very numerous, viz. 1e 98 for felonies, 25formisdainicaloui'`S and'5forassaults;. F, but we have not room to ulisert the particulars of their crimes and p'uisfments. The Tegal business of the Court was conducted ou r enable, It !Clarke Felf, Lawren'ce, Coitman, l-loltnheed ...

... ' EaM luntdfiinre.+ Lascaster Assizes, Friday, Asgsest 28, iSt. in - - he DUTTON v. DENNISON. he nt Mr. Scarlet stated, that this was an action brought ts against the celebrated Mr. Dennison, ehsurchwarden for n, the parish of Live ol, to recover the penalty of £2o, n- imposed by the 17th Geo. IL. for refusingthe inspection he of tde rate-book at a seasonable hour to the plaintiff, one , he of ...

... xjr II I MURI) T 7r II,, nis 17 71171i?,,,-,,451 ?? ition was takei, .- - ,.Y, Pata I i iga,0 ih ~ i . onths thle vr-h coast. itr tie..hJ o-hei- -w~i our nife was in Ia. staaleet ! .1,ors rte cld ot'is n a go-t chl ti Ii ner, whh 1 h the him, thirc nlue ue°i' o a51r' tit, if thiorpe of [lbult t;l - t a I edl'i5'lt., t 5 srthe was a ttir fn *tmng, house on vI. hul t .t . lorscs brother ...

... ?? A,.ago ;tm~ht n m4 aS, BAINX: N U I *'UUVk1IJF .. , he In addition to the iwiportant trials even ii our ,lst, se5 o h1is we-have the following, b j which riZ the Ce-a dei hre Speeious evidence upon .w iceD s any unfo ne have hitherto been executed, isrp frred useless:-T - of MI6ndai, Dccv r 7 'pi fill .ohn Dye was capitally indicted fr utterigg a forged fund ch Bank note, knowing it ...

... IMPORTANT EXCISE CASE. i Mr. Lambirth, a brewer, at Writele and Stanbridge, ,in l.ssex, has been sued for duties to the amount of £m0,00o, alledged to be owing from him to the Crown, upon beer and ale, brewed between ?? years I 787 and 1817, (30 years), atid which duties he is charged with having defrauded the revenue of, through the collusion of an exciseman. Mr. Jervis, as Council for Mr. ...

... IGRYo!i >i f heu o o rescting; d tw Ciol awsl; ' I ResolvedThat the' Coiporation of London, beingI 1 rt , - ?? the Police for this City, and fer : . Countyof Middlesex, ' Wherehis on is- !, sion is yearly issued ?? trmd of oenders, and in. onsequerte of which eight Sens areheld'*ith the year, are dbeply impressed-with the ctsdtrof the rncreaeoocrfime, theiregdlities ?? La, ' and-its e 0fe7t ...

... op tI - O N -1 ~Of Cadsk ala, DriscU, .a¢ad. Wd`leW s#Posg: ,no - asvd.Wildam4i foPIY istg&±r : .h'hese e it d ?? 1ast-s f ?? law this norhiolg+*ir.te .prieeseaee£o-an-imsnense cbnlcbubse OfJ Otdate ha.s6 nuch engrossed private and public attention; *an asbrne ?? ;ele , gfla iefey for thie of the vereja~inm > >e , ~k,O ., b . ' riffs am~rveat die W ir ot3,ashoftiy atermfafs, lproceedato ...

... Compendium of Weekly tntelligence, FOREIGN AND DOMAESTf COURT OF KING'S BEH, ,a Adhford v. Thornton, o.appf al of Murder. PU On Thursday, April-16, the Judies.gave..their opi- en- non that the usual mode of procqeding in the case of 27 appeal, was by battle. It Mr. Gurney requested time for his client, theanpollor, II to cosifide *hvfedier' he ishi6ua'l ayfor 'furtiherjudgment go of the qousrt ...