... lEROGATIVE COUTR'T, Dcc. 30. | IN' TIH 4oo00S OF WII.LIAM '11IVAYTLES, DECEASErD. Dr. lbIvard moved for probate of certain papers con. -oifjing the will of tile late Mr. Win.'rTwtaytes, grocer, P; Fenehliurch-stret, a pess'o of c-rnsiderable wealth, 1te pesrsonat estate aniourntimg to £700,000, besides real property of the vahie of £100.00. and an estate in 'lie %Vest Indies valued at £3,000. ...

... I cicRGJ OP EMBEZZMEMNT. ion, fThe fI(01-irg case wtss 'oitted in' iur Iast. As vre ner,, 'n.j t it, has excited conisrdirisble ifiterest,. we can old, n( ,, -t e the-part icuasr vai snore at length, than lreet. if iwe~had tnserted it lost week, Wee Oil Saturday week, at thh.Masssion4Rouse, JoaeP CUlarn- ed in pla lte mio~tanaging clerk to Dt'Y. Proks, solicitor, was brought 1.ho 'tm ...

... M URDE J o F A CHILD BY ITS. I MUDI.O A CHILI) DY ITS MOT,,E . dr, Ani inqoest was elvd on F-rtddy 1asrotie hI ilsr Mansion.f ube,e befioreitl Jon ar oihE - coroer 'nhaivt nvewo h body of as chilId six -lonf old, v~a- whose parents reside it) Chapel-cour OsborntreeOl therto shortly alluded to in our last, will be found detaiked in ee-the evidence adduced.: Thle unfortunate wnma~ vwhfo band, is ...

... *CUtIOUS TRIAL IN IRELANT. On Tuesday week, the long expected case of Hudgeis V. Mahon, brought against the defendant far crimipal l conversation .with the plaintifls wife, was Dbrought osi- for trial in the Court of King's Bench, Dublin. The damages were laid at £10,000. From the statement of .the opposite counsel, and the evidence of the plaintiff the circumstances appeared to be as follows ...

... At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, for the Town and Liberties of Beverley, held at the Guild-hall, in that town, on Tuesday last, MATTHEW RICH4ARDSON and WILLIAM CON- STABLE pleaded Guilty to an indictment for stealing a quantity of bacon and bams, the property of the Rev. W. R. Gilby. MATTHEW RICHARDSON was also indicted with GEO. GIBSON for a second robberyat the same place, to ...

... HIULL SESSIONS. cThe General Quatter Sessions; for the Town and Ci3u1ty voinnienct.d yesterday before the Mayor, El. Gibson, Esq., C. Crcsswell, Esq., the Recorder, and Aldermen Hall, Bolt ,ln,'hlonipsou, Whitaker, Coulson, ltRikes, Barlworth, and Lucke. The Mayor, Sheriff, And Curoners, took the oaths of ffilee. Mr. Wrangham, on behalf of Miss Taylor, renewed his applicatio to the Court for a ...

... WAKEFI1lELD WEl T-lRIDING 't o0! T£0S9 Sessios commenced o01 lednesday, beomre tie Re. .1.li TAr tor 1 tirroDNs, of ilorsforth tall, Clhirmana, rod ?? frPewic:- ,tn oeich of \lajitrLoire :-.Ireph Scott, E-q. of Bassworth ; Wir. BIarntow, E.q. of 'akoefleird Johna Egrenorn, ErE. of 'aic~fieldS Jr;':ll IL:tl e. Iot i E-. of Toor Iltror T. Davison Blarnd, EI;q. of l~i pax: V. L. Y. scotr. 'nt of ...

... W1ULL SESSIONS. in our last paper we inserted the result of the trials of those prisoedrs whose eases were disposed of on yesterday week. The following will be found to comprise the is's'tje of the remaining trials, before the court on Friday; with the sentences upon the prisoners found guiltyou both days:- John Wray( 15), John Beantiman (1.5), and Benjamirl Gibson (20), there charged with ...

... 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 ...

... DOCK CHI ARCES. To the Editor of the Hull Packe. , Str.-In the I&(-Arirgmain of last weck, I observe a letter addressed to the Editor, signed Mercator, and asserting as a notorious fiat, the existelice of the grossest bribery as rivces- sary on, the part of tile merchants and ship owiiers, of the pert, for the fernsrarding their bu-iness. The bribery alluded to by Mercator is evitleittly ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY, S;jTURDAV, JAN. 31. TH1E ATTORNEY GENERAL v. SlORE.-Some conversation having taken place with respect to the time of hearing this motion, The LORD CHiANCEl.LOR said he had better write to tie Judges at once upon the subject. His Loidship accordhigly dtispatchel a messenger to Mr. Justice Littlednie aud Mr. Barons Aluersos. The relsty sas not received at the time of the ...

... VICEXCHANCELLOR'S: COURT-(WEDNESDAY.) all, DR. WARREN v. BURTO$A-TAYLOR v. FILDES. rty Sir CHARLES WETH5RFLL. requested that these mtilons might stand -ial ?? idavitshad beet filed by the defendants yesterdny, which lhe (Sir Charles) had not been able to, read. n Mr. KvErollraltd Mr. KENVOr PARKeR (alto for the plaintiffs) con- Intd curred in the request. rd- These were momions which excited a ...