... 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 ...