... Accounts were yesterday received from Buenos Ayres, brought by vessel from Cadiz, announcing the happy event of the total defeat and submission of Linters to the patiiotic party, who had established Junta, proclaimed Ferdinand VII- and forced I.iniers sign a declaration that would surrender the Government the arrival the person appointed succeed him. In the conflict we learn, that 13 of his ...

... The Easter General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this borough commenced yesterday morning, ata ten o'clock, before MATTHEW iALBOT BAIN5vs, Esq., - the Recorder, when the usual preliminaries having been gone through, the follo\ ing gettlcnlleti were sworn on the Grand Jury :_ THOMAS HOLDERNESS, Esq., Foreman. Mr. John Astroa Mr. H. Leveit Richard Boyle, jun. T. Alitchell John Bowes ,, W. ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE OF MAMRIAGE. e COURT OF EXCEHEQUER, SATURTDAX. e - t (Before Mr. Baron Bramwell and a London Common I Jury.) l AND3REWS V. HUFF.-Mr. M. Chambers said the 1 parties in this case were in a respectable station of life, if and the watch would have been a suitable one. He was suie the Jury would say the defendant bad done an .f extremely cruel act, for after several years' ...

... Vi e-chancellor KindersIep was occupied on Saturday and =onday with the case of Hanbury v Watson. It was that, of a bill in chancery, filed by the trustees of certain charities which were founded nearlyone hundred years ago by the Rev W. Haubury, who was then rector of Cburch Latgtdn. in Somersetahire. That gentleman was a great botaiist, and he planted a piece of land with rare plants and ...

... HULL PuLICE COURT. 5 ~~~FRIDAY. Edward Roliuson, a young man, weaeirged th obstructing the police. Detective East stated thast nigt he 'went to prisoner's house, Sonth-atreet, and told him that he wanted to search -the house for a female who was charged with felony. The p'isoner reached a dagger off the chiminey-piece iand placed hig back against the door, and refused to let hii search the ...

... j LAdW, POLIF-) AND' CRIME.- THE ST. BARNCABAS CONTROVEagy.3ud-m on was delivered oa Friday, by the JTudicial Committee of the Privy Counoil, i-theease of _e Ho. e .Liddell, clerk, v. James Beal and others. It came on in the form of a motion on, the part of the respondent for an orderto enforce the monition issued on the 22ad June, eallipg upon the Hon. and Rev. Robert Liddell and the church. ...

... FRIDAY. STEALING ALHA5A'oR OF WINX.-Jobn Atkinson, a young man, was charged with having stolen a hamper of wine from the XNOrtb-EgsteM Railway Station, Paragon-street. It appeared that on Tuesday afternoon the prisoner was observed by one of the railway comn- pany's officials to take a hamper of wine, which was placed on a Inggage stand, and walk away with it in the direction of Carr ue. EHe ...

... ' I It I -r. ?? The &lidsuwmer General Quarter Sessions of the f' L eace. for the Rast-Riding- of the Counity of York, via P Iheld on Tuesday at- the Court-house, Beverley, before ICHARLIJ8 WILLAM'BTTI(JkLAND,' Bei, of. Hildelnley; j and',the Jolliowing iaistrates,. :-RAobert ,Wylie Esq. I 'Bave~lpy ; Benjaminit -Haworth Esqi, HullBaink Holue' R4%ard.;Wi Smith-Esq, Tickton ?? Thomfis' PridketW ...

... I HULL COUNTY COURT,1 I YESTERDAY. _ I (Before WA. ST. JAMBS WHEEZZLHOUSE, Eeq, barrister, of Leeds.) HALL V. GOOCH, and Co.-MAr F F AYBS, appeared on behalf of the plaintiff, who Is a rope merchant at Hull, and applied that as Mr Capper was the only one of the defendants who had been served, the action might he taken as against ?? HoNoua allowed this, and Mr Ayaz proceeded to prove the case. ...

... HULLBANKRUPTCY COURT, I WEDNESDAY. I (Before iT. T. WerIDE, Riq, Registrar.) DIVIDEND Me9nrJNOs.-rn re R. WELLS, tailor, &c, Hull in VSe W. MONDAY, coal merchant, Hull; in re Win. Mo LEOU, joiner and builder, Hull; i71 re W. DE NULLY BROWN, ship broker, Hull. In those cases where there remains a surplus after deducting expensces, a lividend will shortly be declared. I2n re COLEMAN and POPE. ...

... I HULL, BARKRUPTy COURT= 1 VIIDNISDY 0 ;W (Before Mr Commiogsoner ABHAvAmI, ou aXurresos. Pox Lhn, Eu=i2ATlO= .ANID. a ?? ?? e WILLIAM 0411T£CR GAGGS. wine merchant, Now. At ?? KEtGLliDofRosieon,appeaired for the bitskrups andi te, eaid that he was not Ware that there was any Opposition on e the pssrtof the ?? HoNeOwt observed that fries gm reofficial assignee's report it seemsed likely that ...

... ON FRIDAY last, before Sir Charles H. J. Anderson, Bart. (chairman), Lieutenant-Colboel Amcotts (vice-chairman), and a full bench of ma- gistrates, there were twenty prisoners for trial, six of whom had been on bail, and the remainder were in the custody of the gaoler. -Seventeen were charged with felony, and three with contravention of the Bailee Act. Percival Richardson, Esq., of Horkstow, ...