... I LAW NOTICES.-THis DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER. Sittinps at ten. Cox v Cox, petition-Ex-paote'Croupb. lunatic ?? V AlVestcombe, part ?? v Hollier-Whbeat v Graham- Hulbert v Lamprey-HarrIson v Wiltshire. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WESTMINSTER. Sittings at ten. Maddox v Roberts, petition, to be spoke to-Attorney.General v Pearson, to sbse ?? v Hodson, 10th exception' by order -Hatfield v ...

... -4- BOW- STREET. DARING RoBUERY.-John Brown and Daniel Sulliran were yesterday placed at the bar, before Sir F. Roe, charged with stealing a pocket handkerchief from the person of a Mr. Valentine, under the following daring circumstances:- It appeared that on the previous evening the prosecutor was passing along Drury-lane, when he felt a pull at his coat pocket. Ile put his hand behind him, ...

... LAW INTELLIMENCE. COURT OF OHANCERY.-WEDNESDAY. GRAVES V. iICKS. The arguments in this case were concluded this morning. The LORD CeIANCELLOn said he should not dispose of the matter then. He had' a strong impression on it, but as it was one of the cases in vwhich it was difficult to arrive at any certainty, he thought, in deference to the autho- rities cited, that he was bound to consider it. ...

... GUILDHALL. Mrs. Sandell, who keeps the house in Little Distaff-lane I which was plundered last Saturday evening by a fellow who put a pitch plaster over the servant's mouth and nearly, suffocated her, attended yesterday before Mr. i Alderman Cowan to show why she refused to pay her poor-rates. Her statement was, that when she came into the parish four years ago the house was assessed at 1!. ...

... LAW NOI TC.-TE s DAr.. COURT OF CHANCERY,W WETMINSTER. Sittingsfat ten. Ravensbaw v Nouller, appeal, part ?? v GrabS'. ap- ?? v Lamprey, dttO-HarrhiiTlO v Wiltshire, ditto- Bower v Morris, ditto. VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WESTMINSTER. Sittings at ten. Short causes, after which Davies v Cutler,'by ?? v Wheatey ?? 8afery-Ho ei ~ v owl, fur-on thor direcytions and cotst-St. John r St. Johr, ...

... THE JOHA NES-SALVAG& The Johannes, a Prussian brig, bound from Ne, York to Stcttin, with a cargo valued at £5000, vwar brought to an anchor in October last, on the east side of Dungeness, by James Auderson, a licensed pilot. She had sprung her foremast and jib-boom. which were however, sutficiently secured. A sudden change of wind obliged her, as well as the other vessels lying at the ...

... COURT QF CHANCERY.-TiiUASDAY. ANGEL V. WESTCOMii. His LoRDsHIP having yesterday decided that the plea a of the defendants in this case *kas bad, and must be over- s ruled, a discussion of some length took place this morn- r iug between AMr. JACOB and Mr. DIXON for the plaintiff, c and Mr. WVIGRAM and Mr. WALKER, on the propriety of f allowing the defendant, for a second time, to amend his b ...

... POLICE. INTRLLIGBNCR GUILDHALL. Inspector Martin,' of the City police, produced 47)., which, he itated, had eots into his possession in the following manner _-In passing down Ludgate-hill the previous evening, he found a boy crying bitterly, and saying, that a man who was standing with him had 501. of his money, and was going to run away with It'; and, as the man admitted he had nearly that ...

... 'ause.-Sherborne JourrnaL THAMiES POLICE OFFICE. ?? PRn-. . TA.E, .1- ?? Sr' h 3On Monday Barnett, a Jew, the proprietor of an infamous house in Coburg.street, Commercial-road East, and Eliza. beth Barnett, his wife, a Jewess, were brought before Mr- Ballantine and Mr. Cornbe, charged on suspicion with being accessory to the death of Charlotte Waller, and also with -secreting her in their ...

... H10110 COURT OF JUSTICIARY. Vile Cowirt Illot. nn IM-ni1- Wha ?? r The Cooirt miet on Monaday, wshe the. oiio-e neral ( ?? 1R~bcrtsoh, Miq. anti David.d Milne, Esq. attended as Crown, Counsel. P James Quin, alias Queen, and R~ichtard Frrest, Charged Of writh having, on the let day oif Gittobar lust, stolen front at a house in the parish uf Dalmeny, three, purses and L.4 ho l6s. in Coin, ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY.-FnOWAY. sRAVENSIIAW V. HtOLLIER. This case was argued yesterday throughout the greater part of the day. Mr. KINDERSLEY replied this morning. - Judgment postponcd. IfULDERT V. LAMPREY. This was an appeal from a decision of the Vice-Chan- cellor. The question was, whether a testator, whlo be- queathed his wife an annuity of 2,0001. a year for her life, had intended to include ...

... The New Nox etojk Tragecy. {From John Bult.) SCENE-TIiE STATE GALT.PUY IN HOLIKHAM HALL. Tihe Dictotsr-General of the County of Norfolk is seated in an 4asy chair, lookinsg verj sour, resding 11w COURIER neliea'sI)pC -1he History of hes Am7nerican wvar is lying beside him. Enlter a Messenger. Dictator.-How now ! What news from Norwich ? Messenger -Ales! dread Sir. The Gunton youth And Billy ...