... TRAFFIc IN SLAVEs.-Mr William Sherwill has been tried at Gibraltar, for being concerned in the shipping of goods on board the brig Czad cor, which was proved to have been employed in the slave trade, and was at the time of its seizure fitting out for Africa with a similar object. There was both a civil and a criminal action, and in both he was sentenced to penalties. The penalty in the civil ...

... I CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-MONDAY. I OLD COURT. At ten o'clock, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen Kelly unl Ti rinmr, the Rlecorler Mr. Sergfanit Arabia, thc S'nffi, .s rc. entered t!, (ovi,, Iand Mr. (.Inrk, ?? ?? Ithe eo art proceviled to call oerr tilot iand Jury. A i ,n thie callcdl upon to entel the box was ilr. -uine, M ?? lo) \liddi sex. The ii :Iourable u ontlemiain aidressel the Colut, and sail ...

... (Icy's op ru/11.: ?? IV. T ACT. I Ik?hat %vj niny not ;tltk _?,?tjjpr ?? vvit Ill flioi;e )I ourvorrospoutitillis itho life% ?? ill, (oil- (jilet or Ill, Lm-ds vo-ith rctwct To This Act. AL I,,' ill vo III LI ?t be III I, II% V, I it, v, ?? tjiou?li the Act J4 IT 0 t II I I ite IvI I; It it . '11I, II! fit lot,, 31i'l ivilat it Illi6ht hit, 1, it is it ;II bo :11(i i !III wo% VI IL c 11 I ...

... i CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-TuESDAI'. ?? the lrc UODei.1 CONSPIRA(JY. John Hlughes, 42, llitiiani Ptc, 48, and ll'illianm Simpison, 40, ACre irndicted bor a conspirticy. Ir. I)OANL piosecuted, and mr. C. Pici.T iiS., Mr. Ci AmK- EON, Mad Mr. RAWI.NGOS, ?? the priliuem. VillatilI Burn, the prosecUtor, residing ia Bull i Head- court sail fliat in the mouti of July last he had a largeiquan. Itly of ...

... ICOROA.ER'S lIQ UES T-MANSL.1 (r31 TWl?. Yaesterday nilt inq uiry , wa-itcli lustei neatly set en hours, took plate at Wo od's, I1 tel lurniival's-inii, I lolborn, betfire Alir. Stirling, and a J ury composed of legal gentloemen I esident iii thteina, for the ?? of invecstigatiog the circumistances irtlendiing the lameintable iletth of this' Itavercind John llar. vey, aged CO9, late rector of ...

... TRIAL BY JA RY. -4- Y estmnia' a numerous and very re-pectable body of gen- tel)en1ie (lined at l'adilh 's Hotel, 1itidge-street, Bhlackfriars, iicelebration of the foi ty-irit anniversary of tie triumnph of V'IC Trial ho J1 ury in the acq uital of' Thomais Hardy, John Horrc To~e uni Jon Ihe swall ?? Pitctiard presided. T he cloth having been ienioved, the CHAIRMAN, in Proposing the first ...

... LAW IA ]I'EL IIENCE. ?? U 1 i'i 51, itt i trti it canse civu ,pevpo tII a~poinicti I'icr I~llas ?? intl hay ?? r vine Liipwld the ('vet. lie tioe Ithin is, NO titer Ft re lute -yite i A iit.O1rt, lit ?? III -etls iioll ti Tn 'ttt. l'ttO 5 diemc e iitie ie i I, 'ts tvin i, is s dii I 'idor ncict, hg nil [.ii*e lit gotii th -Ii iitii tsliih Il'f II IrIil her iii riro~c, toil huh va- il-c ...

... HURtRICAnE.-The metropolis on Sunday night was visited with a tre- mendous hurricane, which commenced about seven o'clock in the evening, and continued raging with great violence fbr some hours. It was accompanied by heavy falls of rain. Many chimneys were blown down in different quarters of the town, and among other casualities we have heard of three houses in the York road, near Waterloo ...

... POLICE INT~-,3.i[ WENCGE. )IARL I3o FOUG H-TR El'.AS on' Saturday, Daniel Vinle, a man ?? to the police, xsa bouhtheor Ar.Dyr hage eitli having stolen the Dec check braces fom thi elair'a.- ej Sir John WeiladOl. iy Poiiieman C 161 said h~e sass on duty in ac sti- stroot, at ianl o'clock onl 1%idly night, whlen lie parycived thre l~tii~qner very busily enlgaged Lehioul the eirriage of Sir John ...

... I - An inquest was heldl at the Black Horse, )eptford, on d Fihiday night, ono the body of ?? :MaryAnn CrosbieAdamis, e a youung lady, eighteen years of age, the daughter of a re- e spectable school master at l)eptiord. 'The body wvis iound :it the Surrey Canal and in consequence of' some jewellery which the young lady wore beieg tissing, it va3i suspected e. that she had been throsvn into ...

... LAW ATOTICE.,-T'HZS DAY. VIOE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WESTMINSTER. Sittings at ten. RFITATIVIcrl CAVqO PrJRITlOs.-HIdaefird v iasefilebi, part ?? v Watonv, ditto -Halcovli c v ?? ?? T C-ucah-1i ngs v Fioweve-Rdielli v Riddello-Th Sane 'The lO v ?? v Fov.er-irai''s v ionlybin- , v Willlu ?? v POWIs-ithiler v jahksott-past ?? Shepherd-e trner v ol.Court Aerizn THEo PorT'TloNS.-Cal'P~iVI v Mackay, ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MONDAY. MOsCATI V. LAWsoN.-This was an action of libel. It appeared from the affidavits, that the plaintiff bad already tried an action against the defendant, the printer atld publisher of the Times newspaper, for the publication of the saiie libel, that the defendant had justified the several parts of the libel; and bad called several witnesses, who fully made out the ...