... INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, WtDNIBDAY. ADVERTISING MONEY LENDERS. AUGUSTUS HENRY COWEN was oppo ed by Mr. HanA, on behalf of Mrs. Ann Marti.-Thbe ?? man of tbe Hebrew religion was ?? at areat leah. staged tbat he wasby profosson a surgeon, butauace wathWr' death he bad arried on the business of o &deun eander, or bill-bhmo r, but At the cm eac nt tf l bsus- aues be had not fortblog in th world a ...

... COURT OF EXChEQUEl,-.TV8*AY. . W. AND M. OWENI W. S6T1ROmT VAUoHAN.-Mr ?? DLANQUIR applied to the Court ftr an order to be issued to the defendant, directing himw to make goed a certai hureas of tbe plaintiffia estate iato wbich he ha4 entered. They Were infants, and the etate had been sold under an order of the Court for a sum of 26,89.1 to the defendant. The sale war to have been completed ...

... VICB.CHANLELLOR'S COURT.-Nov.2. ?? I DELAYS IN CHANCERY. 06 Honour the VIU B CHANCELLOU took his st this morn. ing at the usial hour of half pfftten; but after Va;ing sat sonc Dminutte In the hope that COUnsei would appear before him to trausact business, his Honour lrft the Court, no Coun. &el prertiag tbemsdlve. Aher a full half hour bad rlbpord, his Honour came into Court again, and then ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY-FRIDAY. I MOTION DAY. His LORDSHIP was engaged for a considerable time in his private room with hearing Counsel in matters of a private na- ture. He did not enter Courtuntil 11 o'clock. Being pressed by Mr. HORNE, Mr. HART, and other Coun- sel, for judgment in several cases which remained for decision, His LoRDSHIP fixed Tuesday morning for the delivery of his opinion in the ...

... MUTILATION AND MURDER I\ 'x. I On the 18tk of this month the trial of a wo(,nI will commence beS.re the Paris Court of .lisze. aged forty-one is accoved ot hasiog first ru lo el - dtred a man named Viger, sixty-two years ot ac she wac living in a state it concubinage. Tsrre is robbery of his tffects. 'ihe following are tbe price the act of accusation. V iger, in his earlierars, hs illicit ...

... The following Investlgatlon task place at the H.Moa-ardea Police-oce, on Tuesday, before Mr. Sarjeaag gabo sad Air. Laing t- Jeremiah Cain sad Mr Cain, his wile, were chared with baring mtudered a man named Mauetce Pftszerad, by tabbing him through the hea with a kaite. Bridget Rell, a Horn's. aLy, Liquorpoodutr t, deposed that she lodgd in the same hous, with the two prisomen, whose room tra ...

... DAUNG Rouazy.- -On Sunday night, between the hours of eleven and twelve o'clock, as Mhi Harj Mitward, of Vsford- atreet, was returning to town ?? Hammersmitb, in company wjea hbi son, a lad of eight or nine years old, he was accotted on the road near Kni btabtidge by a man, who demanded aome- thinX to procure a loagg tor tbe night. Mr.Milward jnu4ging from the fellow',; manner, that be was on ...

... LAW SITTINGS 'T'HIS DAY. HOUSE OF LORDS. The Lord Chancellor will attend tbe House. of Lords to bear Appeals this day, to-morrow, and Friday. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Middlesex IConnmon Juzies. Wright v. Cunningham Park v. Hunter hleniderson v Cutton T're King v. Norton Haskins v. Parry Gitzner v. Williams 'Irnwbitt v. Depree Caton v. Gardner Eastwick r. Thoruten Browning v. Bray Jones v. Cooke ...

... P'OLIC. WVORSHIP-S ?? ov AnsoN.-Mr. HeaNY HOLDEN, a person of very respectable appearance, who de- scribed bimself ac of No. 9, Great Canrbridge-street, Hackney- .road, atnd No. .5, Bncklersbury, City, %ias charged on suspi- cisn of having set tire to his dwelling-lionse. MIr. Yates, of No. 20, 1Highb street, Shotoelttb, pewterer and ibrazier, said, that about six o'clock on Sunday evening, as ...

... VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.-TUESDAY. | LFxPARrE PARK IN RE AVENTWORTH.-Mr. StVGDEN stated, that a Mr. Rishworth, a partner in tlic Bank of Wettwortil and Co., had bven appointed a lteceiver. onder the Court, to the {states of Lord Hawke. Shortly after that firm had become lioikriapts, an application was mnade to the Court that a Mr. I'arke, the Secretary ta the Pclicnn Life Insutance Company, be ...

... CO UP? T OF COMMON PL EAS.- WEDIVESDAY. I Sittiegs before Mtr. JustIce GASELRU and a Special jury]. r LI HEL. c HlAYTtHORSE AND WRICItl V. LAWSON.-Mr. PERRING Open- a ed the pleadings. This was an action of libel. The declara- I tion complained that the defendant had published, in 7'he t Tivnes newspaper of the 21st July, 1827, a certain libellous pa- i ragraph tsf and concerning tibe ...

... COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-MONDAY. (Sittings ill Banco.] SeAGO V. DEAN.-This was dD action brought to recover a sum of 20f., wbicb the defendant bad verbally promised to pay, a3 consideration for the plaintiff's acceptance of a lease of a certain hoose, The lease having been executed, the plaintiff, who was a widow, accepted it, and took possession of the house, and at ihe end of the first quarter ...