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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

L.4W INTFLLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, rSSTERDAY.

His hoitnswrip was unable to come into Court till a quarter
past eleven o'clock, in consequence of having had to deliver a
barge to the Pi: Jury, at Westminster, in the morning.

BARKEI ✓. KAY.
Aft POLLOCK appeared at the sitting of the Court, on the part
of the defendant, to oppore the motion tor a new trial. He lamented
that the defendant could not have had Mr. Scarlett to have attended
'lnstead of him (Mr. Pollock), but in consequence of the continued
engagements of 31r. Sc:.rictt ut Guildhall, it was impossible for
him to be hue; lie, however, would do what lie could in fur-
therance of what lie considered to be the interest of his clients.
The Learned Gentleman then proceeded to argue at etaitiderable
length.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, YESTERDAY.
Et/Ore 1.5: Loin) CHI E: JuSTICE and Spacial Juries.

BUCICING11•51 v:BANKF-9.
This cause, in which J. S. Buckingham, was plaintiff, and
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detetulant

they can . t:teir &ants under tie circumstances.
Mr. roust/P:37.0,1=MT Uord, there can be no doubt that the
(:uaosel employed for prisoners do all that they ran for their
clients; but their misforktne is, that they cannot conduct their de-
S.Naces with that splendid talent that bas distinguished some of those
who have preceded them at the bar.
The prisoner Salter said that he had L) doubt that some perssa
lad put the Noce of glass into his pocket out of
The other petsener told a long rigmarole story not at all hearing
os the case.
:,1 r. Baron tlaanosr directed

smerIECS, seo. El 9. M.P. for Code f'astle. was
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en alleged libel, (.o:sta:bed in a letter to 111 r. Murray, the publisher
or the Quarterly Review, Mai called on, but none of the Specie]
Jurors were in attendance or answered to their names, in conse-
quence of which the causc could not be proceeded a ith.
The plaintiff was willing to try by Conorion Jary, but as the'
defendant refused his Lutisent, the cause was postponed till the next
Sittings in October.
Mr. Hurt. subsequently stated, on the part of she defendant.
that he was reedy to servo the plaintiff with a notice of trial to-
morrow, if his Lordship would give his consent.
The LORD CHIVE JVST IC E Said, that such

_ the Jury to acquit the prisoners , ATI, ..n arroceadini,
pr die capital charge, mid to confine their attention w the larceny . tic altogether Irregular. Several otl4r cases stood for 40.1110 s
only. and be could not give his consent.
Verdict—Not Gataity of the boaglary, but Guilty of the limn I The Court will occupied during the remainder of the day in }tow
.40114 y. fisaisoce—tieveu 'eau' transpurtatioo. ing Comma Jury causes of DO public importance.

FAL MOUTH, JULY 12.—Off the port, the Elizabeth, Perry_
man, from 3lirarnichi. Sailed the Trent, M'All, for Quebec.
Poe TSMOUTH, JULY l3.—Arrived hi. Alajeaty'n ahipe Bream,
Pandora. and Ranger, from a cruise. Sailed the Fame, Smith,
fur London.

DEAL, drr.Y 13.—Arrival from the River and rematrt. the
Glatton, Lardon, for Honditras; the Henry Porrhrr, Meru-
son, fur Van Diemen's I..nd ; and the Rebecca, Scott, fur Sc-
ville.—Wind W.S.W.

GRAVESEND, Juty 13.—Arrived the Frieod. Power, from
Harlingen, Hope, Page, from Harlingen; James and Ann,
hough, front Ilign. Sailed the William Parker, Brown, for Ba.
tavia; Sisters, Blacked, for Mirainichi ; Augusta, Segar, for
Stettin; Union. Dean, for St. Peteraburgh •, Wilberforce, Bench,
for Malta ; Eolus, Luberg, f.ir Oottenburgh ; and Clio, Pannone,
for St. Peteraburgh.
NORTH SniEtits. Juty 12.—The Speedwell, Borthsrick,
from Gottenburgh to this port, got on the Herd Sand last night, in
a fog, but was assisted off after discharging part of her cargo, and
towed in here in a leaky state.
BELFAST, Jutr 9.—The Rob Roy. Kenn. arrived this !day
from Quebec, PAW, on the 9th ult., the ship Centurion, returning
to Quebec, with both puuips guing; supposed to hare been on
shore in the river.
PASI3, Jutr 11.—The Troia Swum. Mony, from Havannah
to Bordeaux. has put into Charleston, with damage, having been
on shore on the coast of Florida.

fliun.tvrag, JUNE2iT:Tri armed brig schooner, apparently
a South American prisoner. was cruising three days since about 70
miles this aide of Cape St. Vincent.
JUNE 23.—Te..southAnleri ban lime lvesselsarereported toiarive
passed the Straits yenerday from the westward.. and to be now be-
hind the rock; a Spanish lateen croft, that sailed from this yester.
day, was captured by them the same afternoon. A vessel is on
tire behind the rock, 'opposed to be her.
BAH lA. MAY 6.—The klinersa, of Rio Janeiro, was lost 17th
ult., about six leagues from hence.

Arrived off the Wight, the Susan and Sarah, from George.
town.

—The Britannia, Bradley, arrived off Falmouth, from Cartha-
gena de Columbia, tell in wish, do the Met May, the Vittoria, of
Liverpool, out seven days from Kingston (Jamaica), and parted
with her on 4th ult. ; she lost part of her crew with fever. Spoke
the Clarendon, from Jamaica to Liverpool, and the Friendship,
from Havannalt to Liverpool. The Emerald, from 3liramicht;
L alw, off Reilly, the Redpule Packet, from Jamaica, with abort
ja sail of homeward-bound vessels.

her tostosiied ber attempts tWeiii;t a sepa-
ration from hint, if could possibly bring forward the neetneary
evidence Ohio meek'''. marriage.
Mr. ALL A' informed her that either st the otheciroidee ctltld
. unable ber to attain that desirable abort.

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above all, his running round the auditory, upon the trifling
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a •••....av, wmnimis prey., mat me prisoners was near ate .Spot • a charge gainst Itlrs. Franc* Unfortunately his bedroont and that . Glatton, Lawton, for Honduras; the Henry Port-her, Meru-
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Timms% Nuts, a constable, said-1 ap, reliended the prisoners. I
found on salter throe shillings worth o copper and a triangular
piece of glass. That piers of glass fits Mr. Is. eale's window
window was pioduced in t .mrt, and the pees. of glass found by the
constable ezectle fitted, and a wafer, which had served to keep the i pibe deem aca, i
piece frost falling out, was part coin on the portion of glalta remain- l
ing in the window, and part of it on that found by the constable.)
'Newbury had in his pocket 191. in silver. I took elf his shoes, and LAW INT.ELLIGENCE.
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LOaDWI,COERT OF CHANCERY, 1
:s3TERDAY.
4.8.0 WM unable to come into Court till a carter
• '• 'n consequence td having had to de aver a . Ss b
chugs to the Jury, at Westminster, in the morning.
BARKEI 0. RAY.
Nt. POLLOCK appeared at the sitting of the Court, on the part
wood some foot-prints near this window which exactly correspond- of the defendant, to oppore the motion tor a new trial. He lamented
eel with his slows, esie of them haring a tip, and the tip of the
other having been lost. that the defendant could not have had )Ir. Scarlett to have attended ni
instead of him (Mr. Pollock), but in consequence of the continued of Mre. Francis were seperatcd onli by wainscoting,
of witness being very nervous, the defendant had adopetnedd
of avenging herself on the parents of the boys, against whom she I
entertained so unnatural an aversion. On the last confinement of his
lady she was
. daily annoyed, at. the early hour of four o'clockn
in the mnastic terfectionparamount to which
GnavEsExn, Jl:xv 13.-Artired the Friends. Power, from Whited it) this 1
Harlingen , I
martin y a violent .isanmering at the wainscot part tio In ques. mi., Sisters,
hon. 1 lie medical gentleman who attends his family was prepared
to state that he considered the life of Mrs. Hodn would boon-
dangered (for that lady now hourly expected bergs couthement) if
a shnilar system, of brutality were pursued.
r. A system
desired Mr. Hodgson toe pply for a warrant on the
next repetition of such.oingular conduct.
parties then retired
Cross.exanained by Mr. CAR•INGTON.-This was an inn, and engageinems of Mr. Ste.rlett tit Guildhall, it was impoeeible for The •
it the peraosit laid been in the yard outside the house on the day I him to be hue; lie, however, would do what lie could in fur-
before, I shouln have found the foot-print just the seine.
Examined by the Learned PARON.-But whenever the print was length_ Learned
made, 1 have no doubt that it was the print of those shoes, made at aangth-
the saute tine a hen the wearer at than meat have been going up to
the very window which *ea entered by the thieves.
Hr. Baron asanow-I fear that Counsel very often think that
I bear hard upon their examination, and don't givedne weight 1
all I
to their questinne but I know very well that they put forward
sorts of ,iiirgestto;* that present themselree to ingenious minds, lathieneawinfis I sill fur
iDv.isetnwen,.'s Land ; and the Rebecca, Scott, for Sc- headings of the box and gallery fronts, are specimens of
lope, Page, front Harlingen ; James and Ann, gY
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Lou h from lii qt. Sailed the 'William Parker, Brown, for Ba. dated a
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CHARGE OF BIGA3IY. 8, Racket, for Aliminichi •; Augusta, Segar, for intense. .
Stettin; Union. Dean, for St. Petershurgh •, Wilberforce, Desch, ly popular.
for Malta ; Eolus, Lubcrg, fa Gottenburgh ; and Clio, Fartnane,
for St. Petetaburgh. all have been ex- - I
country. ,; new melodrame has been pro,
t this theatre, called Black l'4.7.yar, which, from the
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NORTH SIIIELDs. JULY 12.-The Speedwell, Bor.:hoick, On Saturday last, at the house of her father Samuel Iloddingtoe, r
from Gottenburgh to this port, got on the Herd Sand last night, in Es q., Mrs. M ebster of a son.
Bei...rater, Jusr 9.-The
Gentleman then proceeded to argue at considerable Nicholls, to the sitting Magistrate fora warrant against a man to Quebec, with both pumps going; supposed to have been on
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BUCK/ atGll•5l V: BANK YS.
when they have no real defence, and that they ate doing the best _ Hankcs, iieu. , M.P. ~ g, ('astir, 4l
tney can tot tacit *Rents under Cie circumstances.
Mr. e &Kat XOTOaI -My Lord, there can be no doubt that the
Cusped employed for prisoners do all that they ran for their
clients; but their misfortune is, that they cannot conduct their de-
-t.ueres with tint splendid talent that has dishnguished saw of those
who bare preceded them at the bar.
The prisoner Salter said that he had tio doubt that some person , Sittings in October. . AC atofwoodg,
ibnitht
erweasinasasileetaetlkyoffsaaftete.r discharging part of her cargo, and On Monday, at his house in Vigo.lane, the lady of Miles Mara • 4
ley, E of a eon.
Rob Roy. Kenn. arrived this !day On the I Ith inst., at Roseheath, Cheshire, the lady of the Het.
&trance of what lie considered to be the interest of his clients. A herd-working middle.aged woman applied, by the name of from Quebec, saw, Ott the 9th ult., the ship Centurion, returning Henry Tonikineon, of a son.
named /fortis, to whom she had been married, but who, she had shore in the river.
lately discovered, had previously led two others to the hymeneaIAIARRILD.
PAHI3, JULY 11.-The Trois Salim Moray, from "Savannah Tuesday, at St. Mary's, one of the District Churches of Marv•
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, YESTERDAY, altar. He was a satire of Devonshire. where, under the name of to Bordeaux, has put into Charleston, with damage, having been la-bonne, Arthur Frederick. Veg., to Sophia Emily. eertand dauch-
Hew kiln', he married his first wife. His second resides in Clerk. on shore on the coast of Florida.
enwell, but applicant did not know her precise address. Harris is flian.vvratt, JUNE 21.-An armed brig schooner, apparently
now a porter, in the service of Messrs. Bell and Harper, of the a South American privatker. was cruising three days since about 7U
Jerusalem coffer-house. Since her discovery of his duplicity, ap. miles this aide of Cape St. Vincent. i
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ter of the Rey. Thomas %Vatkins of Pennnvre. This is the hrit It
marriage which has been solemnised in this Church.
On the I Ith inst.. at. All taints, Oxford, Mr. W. P. Tribe.
Wen son of Mr. Tribe, of Illortimerstreet, London, to Saran,
This cause, in which J. S. Buckin liant, Es . was plaintiff and ulicant removed from her concubinous partner, and taking a small JuNE 2.3.-TWO South Anteritanarmelvesseigarereported toileve third daughter of Mr. Prake, of High.street, Oxford. E.M. ..nr for smile was l L LII ant, or
I,t . d f house in the Camberwell New-road, was enabled, by the assistance passed the Straits yesterday from the westward. and to be now be-
.an alleged libel, co:staked in a letter to Mr. Murray, the publisher of her friends, to Aware a mangle, and by which she had until now hind the ruck; a Spanish lateen craft, thet sailed from this eater.
of the (inartcrly Review, was called nit, but none of the Special earned a firing. Hartle, tweeter, having found her out, had now day, was captured by them the same afternoon. A vessel is on
Jurors were in attendance or answered to their names, in cam. taken possession at ber little property. arid by his violent cons tire behind the rock, supposed to be her. quenee of which the cause could not be proceeded a ith.
The plaintiff was willing to try by Common Jary, but as the her to make the application.
, defendant refused his aottaent, the Cause was postponed till the next Mr. Askrw granted an assault warrant
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duct had that mow*. driven her from her house, and compelled Bail lA. MAY 6.-The Abilene, of Rio Janeiro, was lost 17th
ult., about six leagues from hence.
Harria, directing die prom woman to prosecute bar inquiries as to Arrived off the Wight, the Susan and Sarah, from George. day a'
itilitenal.ll.th.itnnsnt. Thomas
itinore Jones, Esq., of Nortingham-plaee-
DIED.
At Fulbourn, on Sunday morning, at six o'clock, after a few
aged rill; sad at four o'clock thesis:vie
afternoon, Martha Moore, aged 72 years. They wen eistera and
spinsters, and were true pattetna of primitive Christianity. TfILY
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lesdl two ) ldren by him, and found it The Britannia, Brdleyu,irarrived, off Falmouth, _,.
,- street, London, aged 43, second son of Wm. Ravenhlll, Esti., 0,
Down, Kent. it
The eel: er pciaener told a long rigmarole story not at all bearing that he was randy to servo the plaintiff with a notice of trial to- AP
extremely tie amps* again and herself She was obliged g el C 1 bia, tell in h, On Ile 31er Play, the Vittorte, . f
i i oa the case. 1 morrow, if his Lordehip would give his consent.
Mr. Baron osano4v directed the Jury to acquit the prisoners ! The LORD CHIEr JUSTICE said, that such aceneeeding would by the became Ober bseberie es take ebb seep. and slum Liverpool, out seven days from Kingston (Jamaica), and parted -- - - - --.. _ _IMMIPEAPP-ANIIM
her deteratinstron bored lo bur adesepro so dims ups. with her ea 4th ult. • she lost part of her crew with fever. Spoke AIkISH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TR 16 1)A V.
,toe altogether irregular. Severe] other cases stood for to-morrows ration from him, ir mu pod* bake famed dis reeleary the Clarendon, A
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pi' tare capital charge, mid to confine their attention to the larceny
freen.Jamaica to Liverpool, and the Friendship, WIWI( 36 min. Ole( I. I Everting 4 min. abet 2. or
only. land he could not give his consent.
evidence of his previous front Havannalt to Liverpool. The Emerald, front Miramicht;
Verdiet-Not Gutiay of the bueglary, but Corky of the larceny I
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