The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-12 00:00:00

HAMILTON r. wrtuarr.

The LORD CHANCELLOR gave judgment in this case, ufirmin; the
decision of the Court of Session with costs.

TATHAM V. WRIGHT.

Sir F. Pritcock proceeded to open this case, which came before their
Lordships and the Learned Judges on a writ of error fermi the decision
of the Court of Exchequer, rejecting certain evidence :which had been
tendered at the trial at York, relative to the sanity of mind of Mr.
Marshall. Several trials have taken place at York and Lancaster, and
the facts of the case have been repeatedly before the public. The case
appears likely to occupy the whole day.

ROLLS' COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

SKINNERS' COMPANY V. THE IRISH SOCIETY.

Mr. LLoyn this morning proceeded to read the remainder of the
documentary evidence in this case, after which he will address the
Court on behalf of the plaintiff.

LONDON SESSIONS.-(THIS DAY.)

These Sessions commenced this morning before the RECORDER, Al-
dermen Slr Jon!, KEY, Bart., Sir CHAPMAN M►asu►LL, L►mso', Joux-
soN and WHITE.
The Recounne, and the above-named Aldermen, took the usual oaths
of allegiance, &c., under the new reign.
A large number of the Members of the Court of Common Council also
took the oaths, and were duly sworn for the present year.
The swearing in of the constables of the different wards was then pro-
ceed with, which occupied nearly three hours.
Shortly after one o'clock, the names of the gentlemen comprising the
Grand and Petit Juries, were called over, when numerous excuses for
non.attendance were made on various grounds, some of which wero al.
lowed by the Court. Several absentees were fined 10/. eaeh.

No cases had been tried when our Reporter left.

WORSHIP STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

Elaabeth Chapman was charged on suspicion of being concerned
with others, in stealing between SO and 90 yards of black grog de Naples
silk.

The prisoner (who said that she was the wife of a traveller) denied all
knowledge of the robbery.—ltemanded.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.

DELL, Fun. 10.—Wind N.E., fine breezes, with snow.—Feb. 11,
wind N.N.W.—Arrived from the River, and proceeded with many
others, outward-bound, the Euphemia, Duff, for Havannah ; Vigilant,
Walter, for the Mauritius; Caroline, Reid, for Nassau; Miranda,
Sowel, for Antigua; Abbotsford, Rupel, for the Cape of Good Hope;
Andrew M`Kean, —, for Ascension; Mary Grey, Allen, for 'le-
neriffe ; Olympus, Coal, for Bordeaux ; Diana, Lane, for Jamaica.
Arrived and remain, for the River, the Henry Tanner, Furgeson, from
Madras ; Charlotte, Bowen, the Cape of Good Hope; Tulip, Nassau.
Poirrsmoimi, FED. 10.—Wind E.N.E. to E.N.E., fine breezes.—
Feb. 11.—Wind N., fine weather.—Arrived the Victoria, Adams, from
Messina ; Jane, Holmes, for Bordeaux. Sailed her Majesty's ship,
Gannet, for the Eastward ; Ontario, for New York ; and Toronto;
Greswell, for New York.
DOVER, FEB. 11.—Arrived the Albion, Paterson, from Chesme ;
Mariner, Portland, from Mobile. Arrived off port the Albert, from
Charente; Henrick Elizabeth, from Nassau.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 11.—Arrived the Providencia, from Larache ;
Nerio, Janson, from Denia.
Ctvnu, Fen. 9.—Arrived the Hirondelle, from Marseilles.
SANTA CRUZ, Jay. s.—Some pieces of wreck, supposed to be part of
a steam-boat, have been picked up in this island. To one a cast of the
Royal Arms, in iron, is attached.

The Eliza, Hartley, bound to Newfoundland, hM put back to Cork
leaky.

The Kitty of London, Plum, from Lynn to London, was towed on
shore near Yarmouth, bottom upwards, on Saturday.
The Laura Matilda, from Christiansand, arrived at Scalloway very
leaky, and part of the cargo thrown overboard.
The Woodman, Murphy, from Belfast to St. John's, New Brunswick,
was totally wrecked near Shelburne 4th ult.—crew and materials saved.

The Exchange, from Newcastle to Jersey, was totally wrecked near
La Hogue, Bth inst.—crew saved.
The Sarah, Carfeet, from Glasgow to Bristol, Is on shore near Ilfra-
combe, and full of water.
The Dondonald, of Troon, is on shore near Waterford.