... LAW SI7TINGS.-TRIS DA Y. ; TCI.CfHANCELLOR'S COURT, WESbTMINSTFR. Sittings at ten.-.Motions. ROLLS' COURT, WESTMINSTER. Sittings at telln Attorney-General v Clarke, to be jfl)!in i ).n a motions. The Court of King's Bench vill st ?? UAnco. ?? OF COMMON PLEAS. sittings at ten. L7,m3O CiiStOtov JteRIas.-COlItttV Smijtb; JonesvPhillips; C0o11nt v Chittenken;; Gayton v Andersoti. The Court MMili ...

... MANSION HOUSE. Some days ago the Lord Mayor stated that he had received the following letter from the Female Sailor, Anne Jane Thornton:- Donegal, 6th March, 1835. ii My Lord,-I am in gratitude bound to inform your Lordship that I arrived safe at Liverpool, and was well takes care of by the coachman. I: cannot find terms adequately to express icy thanks to your Lordship for your kind atten- ...

... . BOw-STRUET. CIIAnrGF or CiDit-STtALTOG-A female, who stated her namne, to be Aq(nes SyAeW, Was Ye5terday brought be- fire Mr. Halls, charged with having stolen a fenlalc child, aged aboet live e , from the heli' ofits Motier, Jane Thi moelitsr Et v! tt at the pi hioncr had li ed in her service fora eansmielral)O imediin: ?? tli-b C1id h1id formed a great at chlilcieit to her. Oni the Ist ...

... SUSPECTED SUICI1DE.-On Monday last, the lad who had been regularly employed by Colonel Fielding, of Monk's Kirby, to fetch his letter-bag from the ?? at Brinklow, was found suspended by his neck-cloth from a branch of a tree in a field between Pailton and Kirby.-Birninsgham Journal. DEATH IX4 THE QUEEN's THEATRE-On Monday evening an inquest was held at the Hope, Totterbham street, on view of ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGETCE. HOME CIRCUIT.'4 ...

... LAW NOTICES.-TRWI DAY. COURt 0 CHIANCERtY, WESTMINiT1111. Sittings at ten. (Before the Lords Commissioners.] Shirley v Earl Ferrers (in private)-Youllf; v Milbantk, motion for Judgment-The Attorney.General v the Society for the regulation of Nrgro Slaves, to be spoken ?? v AtItyns, motion by order. ?? BY DArE-80tl Jonnlary, 1iFn. Long v I.ong-I2Ih Jo. flalqY , Colemiai v Smiithies-i:ith ...

... MIANSION-HOUSE. Twvo extremely il-lookinig inen, iiamed Gallowoy and Wh/eeler, were brought before thc Lord Mayor, charged by Barney Aaron, th well-known pungilist, with having, inl conjintneio lt ith other fellows, attemptcd to rob the house in which he resides, as vvell ag owhvr hitiso in the neighbourhood of llairow-alley, llotiodsdiLch. Aaron stated that a ~iespcrate get of vagaboods were ...

... MANSION-HOTJSE. CHIARcr.Oo Fons'rtty._Ghrieqtojlher C. Foster and Murphy, were brought before thle Lord Mayor, charged With havingecommiitted ?? of great mag-nituide. The Justice-room %vas crowded, the interest oexited by the particulars of the case having been immense. Mir. James Henry Trye, forelgis banking agent, of Crosby.square, stated that lie knew Fetter for some time. Foster called ...

... POLICE INVTELLIGENCE. BOW-STREET. Long before the office was opened yesterday morning,- its avenues, rod riearly tite whole of Bow-street, were filled by at mob of peroionu, collected in, conttoeqocnceof the rut ort of a sriers offrav having, taken place in Star- couirt, Drury-latte, onl Sa rday night antd of aI nlumber of prisoiter3 tiring in custody, clintged wlith being parties to th riot. ...

... [FRoM TEi Li'.NINc ciiloxici~i: o01 riURiSDAY.] By the King's Bench report taken from this morning's Chronicle, oar readers will, we are sure, perceive with feelings of pleasure equal to our own that the wretched quibbling attempt to ob- tain a new trial, in the late cases of Tory bribery at ('ambridlgc, has completely failed. It wouldl be strange doctrine, indeed, that a verdict should not be ...

... [Before Sir THOMiAS AfAyoVN WrLsoNv, Bart., Chairman, Colonel FORMAN, C. MIILLINGTON, Esq., A. YOUNO, Esq., Bt. SA3ITr, Esq., and J. HAMMOND, EsK.] THE LATE BURGLARY AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF PLATE AT VISCOUNT SIDNEY'S, AT CHISELHURST. Yesterday morning the greatest interest was mani- fested by a crowded court, in consequence of its being known that Samiuel Passmore alias Possan, Beijamin Bryan ...

... ASS1Z, L INVTELLIGENCE. NORTH ERN CIRCUIT.-YORtK, WEDINESDAY, Amsu. 8 O ROWN COT5R'P. Johnl 1?eb.'t.q, Thoieaos Lrvhirls, tailor, of London, and Johnm Jones alias. Cives, wereo'harged with hating, on lthe ?? o f Se'ptimlher, fehon'iously stolen from the Falcon Inni, D~oriv-ii5Lor, IOIJI. in notes- and gold Coin, the property of Mr. Gnoirge l'arkinsif.I coomsel fir the prosecutlon, Mr. MADC.i ...