... COURT OF . E1 i 6FI-VESTERDAY. I . STI&.I115 PRIL7S, (Before the CHIEF JUSTI(E and a special jury.) JOI1X l.}ASNE V. JOHN 1I'AIXTSTrEa. This was an action of assumpsit to recover tile amount of a promissory note for 2001., drawvn on the 'tch October 1t27, and payable on the 1st of May folloNing. The de- fenidant bad pleaded the general issue, and had given ?? of set off. '1 be handwriting of ...

... COURT OF KITNGS BENCH, EEF;YIu:STEr -~ W N Tlfr KING, AT THlE VROSECUTION- OQF sift R0I3ItRT HluLL5 V.J.ETliTW Thi wc a.criina .jfo~aar~ orlib'el.' `IAe6defendant ple;4dec not guilty. S ir Ito-6ert Hill sat iu~at his counn;ee ijuwide .fhe bar, arid Lieut' J'e~b at.on he ttoney -qeat, alfud appearedagatity-agita~ted; wFrLtiig. in pencpil tupo~n 5O~~.fppx si sing llotes,,and th eiu i t'r'i ng a ...

... COURY OF CHANCERY-YESTERDAY. . SIR ANTHONY HART TAKING LEAVE OF THE BAR. ?? court was crowded at an early hour yesterday, it being at generally understood that his lordship would take leave of the[ t bar. 'We observed a great number of the Chanieiy pleaders aid oter eminent barristers in court. His Lordship was about to retii^vheneie had given judgment in the case, of Kirwanv. Blake; but MAir ...

... DOWN ASSIZF$. l - -- -- - - - 1,_: I Mr. O'Connell arrivedin town on Saturtay night, ,from Downpatrick, where the hqn.and leirned gen- lleman had been specially engaged for the Plaintiff' in thle great case of Blackwood and Gregg, upon the issue of which a large property depended. Mr. Pen- nefather opened the case for the Plaintiff and Mr. Lefroy conducted the Defendant's case. The Even- ing ...

... HEAD-OFFICE -On New Year's Day, Mr. Gib- son, superior of excise, seized a still head and a worm, recently used in illicit distillation, in the mill of a Mr. Robert Dawson, on the lands of Balhery, near Swords; the officer found three half pints of spirits on the premises, which Mr. Dawson admitted he had distilled; the still head and worm were lodged in the king's stores, in the Custom-house, ...

... VO 1 'E., ARPaAN-QJAY.- Anne FNean, Eliza Ez;i s Maguire, three of those charming dettel WEt ste Kitty. beguile our warm-hearted countrymen of their virte timeS. on Thursday brought before the magietiates of .ws-We chalged with having relieved William Deine of ffie fifty-five pounds ten ahillings, contrary tohisor i m of consent. The prosecutor, who wore a blackc coat with brass buttons, ...

... l.ONI)ON POLICE. I. I PRiJtDP ANDD TMPOSTURE. Bow-s~nraT.-. --Ar. teares, of No. 4, Villiers-street, Strand, attended by three o1men, made ain application for a warrant mnde- the folloinin, circumstances ?? Seares stated that a man styling himiself . Jlnor Kennedy, had come to his house some w-eek~s ago, and took apartments for himself and his wife, w he expected daily in tomn. H-le talked of ...

... AW JTTNiEDRXINQUEST UPON MISS CASHiIN, ON - [. - Uz E WEDNESDAY.- : . T This morpiung, at ten cleoolc the Coroner andij'ury assemibled at the Comniasio'ners' Room, Edward-street, HImpstead-road,- London,' to cdn'tinae! the' investigation of this mo'st bifportait and intaresting case, The jury-robm. as before, was crowded withi redical -men, add'several persans of distinction in the fashionable ...

... RECORI)ER'S COURT. : I CONVICTION- OF THIRTEEN THIEVES. The. Recorder, with Aldermen M'Kenny and Fleming, presiding. Patrick Fumlong, John Magennes, John IRoney, Catherine Rooney, Ellen Donovan, Eliza Studdart, Catherine Murphy, Eliza Fitzierald, Mary Bennett, Anne Tierney, Ellen Dawson, Ellen Bryant, and Jane Lawler, stood indicted for stealing two kegs, four gallons whiskey and twenty pounds ...

... ROLLS COURT-LoNDoN, FEB. 23. | THE KING OF THS NETHERLANDS a. MACGREGOR. The bill in this case was filed in 1809, to compel a person of the name of Glenny specifically to per- form a contract he had entered into with the Prince of Orange. It appeared that in January, 1800, by a convention then entered into between this country and the Netherlands, a numbet of Dutch troops were employed in the ...

... MEL.ANCVHOLY CTRCUMJST2,WE. COLLFGC-STR£Er.-Yesterday, Catherine White a iecpeet:)l1e' looking, handsome young girl, was brought before the mlgis- tatesteo thiolice,.under the following ?? father' live's in Moyle, near Tullow, in 'the county Carlow, in the capacity of gardener, in Mr. Bumberry's employment, from whom he-receives six. shillings a week. Some time ago. he reprimanded her very ...

... ARISTOCRATICAL INSOLEUCE. A 'liiel's arrang ye takin notes And faith he'll prent it. TFNRY svnSnsR;T POLICE OeFric, MONDAY.-Lord Lang- ford attended before Mr. Cole. the sitting magistrate at this office,- to substantiate a complaint which he had previously preferred against James Carroll, a servant recently in his Lord- ship's employment. It appeared that Carroll had been for fifteen ...