... LAV WNOTIC2S-Thiia DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER-At ten. Lautour v Holcombe (3), part heard-Creasoy v Bevan, appeal by order. VIOE-CHANCELLORSI COURTS, WESTMINSTER-At ten. Before Sir L. SOIADWELL. Eemaining petitions. : Before Sir J. KSNIHT BRIUE. CAuses, &c.-Miltne v Clegg (4), part heard-Ernuin v Heygate- Ftatde v Blake-Gross v Jauoes-Lee v Johnson (2)-Johistolle v Ilourne-CroW v ...

... COURT. C-lCU- -L COURlT CIRtCULAR. The Queen and Prince Albert took their usual early wmlih resterday morning in tbe Royal Gardenue of Buckieg iba Palae. His RoyaIlighness Prince Alhbrtelso rode Ut on liorteblck in the forenoon, nttende.d by Col. Bdiiv(rie. L Their Royal Iiigiinvsses the Prince of Wales and thi- Princess Royal Fere taken airinges.yesterday inwthe Roytl L) Gerdens, . the lls ...

... SHIPPtING INTELLIGENCE. NOTICE TO MAMNJERlS.-HUCLLEN LIGHITHOUSE. Tito following has breni roceired at ~loyd's: Theo $,vetlisl ani Norwegian OCouroal Consulate, ordinnce ssue by ile toya Nav Boad atStockliolinonIi 17th 11Thit Voylop Navy Boaird hereby makes known, for the informa. ti on of nteartetrs, that, in accortatifcewitlththe ordinances ol the l211, A tfil aod 10th June, 1842, thle ...

... PUBLICATIONS. BENTLEY'S HAND BOOKS. With thie Maugazinev, Oil till 30th insitant, rle 2s. (Id., HEHAND-BOOK OF IHEATISTRY. T Ily W. RALEIGHBAXTE R, ILLD., Lircturor onl Multeria Msedilea and Pharmnaeeatio Chemistry. Richard Berntlvy, New Burlington-strect. MIR. CHARLES WHITEHEAD'S NEW ROMANCE. Just ready, fin S Vole, Post 8VO,, THE E A RL of' E S SEX: fly CHARLES WHITEIIEAD, Aut~hor of' ...

... GOVENT GARDEN THEATRE. $ Another Norina hus appeared in the person ol nadame r RONzr Dr BzGoIB, n lady whom we remember as a fia- vourits singer and actress on our Italian stage sone2Oyears ugo. Some time alter she left this country, it was said that she bad lost her voice, and aiterwards that she had roco- e vered It, and was eluging in Italy with more success than ever. It Ie several years ...

... MONBY. SIARKET and CITY NEWS. I 1 - 4- , 'rfJESDAY. Some disposition was evinced to-day on the part ,f the public to sell Stock, various pnreels being winered on the mnarket, which produced a flatness, and Consols have in consequence receded to 906 to 4 for time, and 961 to B. fbr money; Bank Stock, 182 to 183; the Three per Cents. Reduced, 96.1 to I; the Threc-and-a-Half' per Cents. Reduced, ...

... IAONEY MARKET Ian CITY NBW& FRIDAY. The English stocks have shown a tendency to Et' heaviness. A sale of £40,000 Consols damped the 1p rnarket early in the day, and it was reported onj 'Change that the intelligence from, India was not altogether satisfactory, a mutinous disposition hav- ing, it is said, manifested itself amongst the native l.t troops. Consols are. last quoted 96J buyers 'fot ...

... LA IV JNTJLLIGENCEfFRIDAY. COURT OF CHANCERY. LAITOUR V. ltOlt'OMiE. t This is a bill to annul a contract by which the assignees Of the Plbiitiff, then a bankrupt, sold to Holcorube a revtr- sionary interest for a sun, as alleged, much uneer itS value. The Vice-Chaucellor held that the assignees must be parties to Such a bill, and that qluestion was now re-argued. Thei Solicitor-.enral, Mr. ...

... We attended aprvate view , on Saturday last, at this exhibition, of two new views, which are to bo this day opened to the publio-one a view of the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and the other of the Basilica of St. Paul, near Rome. These paintings are of a very interesting chn - racter, being exhibited under various effects of light and shade. The view of Notre lDame is taken from the Qual du Mail, ...

... THE LAWT1 DUKE OF SUSSEX. [FROM THlE COURT CIBCULAR.] The executors of his late Royal Highness assembled at twelve o'clock yesterday, at the residence of Sir Robert Peel, fi Whitehall-gardenas, and had an interview with the righit bonourable baronet. Lord;Dinorbsn, Colonel Tynte, and Mr. Walker (comptroller of the household of his late Royal Highnes6), afterwards went to Kensington Palace, ...

... LAIVA INTBL-LIGElNCE-SATURDAY. COUrT OF CIIANCBRY. PARKER V. MOARCHANT. This was a bill for the administration of the estate of the lbts Mr. Parker, a banker and solicitor of Maidstonc, and tXoquestions were raised on the construction of his will; one, whether money at a banker's passed under the term of ready money, and the other, whetheriasebequest to-servants, without naming them survived ...

... Wo pulplish elFewhIere a report, fronm carrespo1l dtent, of an dgricullural mleeting at Grantihoni, lo -. ;, v } i; t, -,. A1 - . - - - .- - 1 - . . It - 1Ifl la.f A, C a a 1witioni the Leviglature oga~nst tile propocd.Cauad L ' Corn Bill. Tbe proceedings simply sh8ow the de- I ii termination of the farmers in that district to resist . r with might and main any further invasion of the y ...