The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
IN THE MATTER OF 3IARSH AND CO.
Mr. BICKERSPITH was instructed fo request his'Lord-
ship would permit some petitions in this matter to he ap-
pointed for hearing on an early day.
min LORDSHIP requested Mr. Bickersteth to remind the
Court of it on Thursday next, when he would arrange
some day for hearing them.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
No case of general interest came on in this Court up to
the time of our going to press.

PREROGATIVE COURT.

In the goods of Sir Niel Campbell, late Governor of
Sierra Leone, who died in that Colony in the month of
August last, Dr. Jenner moved the Court for probate of
his will, which appointed the two senior officers of the
African Corps, Lis nephew, and certain other persons, his
executors. From the language of the will there was
some doubt whether the powers of the executors were
intended to extend to the whole property of the
testator, or merely to that portion of it which was
situated in Sierra Leone. But after some conversation
between Dr. Lushington and Dr. Jenner, it was agreed
that the probate should go to the executors, and that their
powers should apply to the whole property of the deceased.
lIGRAM V. WYATT.

Dr. DODSON followed Dr. LUSILINGTON in the argu-
ment for Miss Ingram, and was expected to occupy the
whole of the day.

THE ARMY.

The detaehment of the 43d Regiment stationed at Glou-
cester, has been ordered to remove to Kidderminster, to
remain during the Assizes.
The 14th Light Dragoons la►e been ordered from Athlone
to Dublin, and will commence its march on the 14th inst.
The depot of the 29th Foot marched from Fermoy to
Cork on the 27th ult.

Two squadrons of the 3d Dragoon Guards marched from
‘liewbridge to Dublin on the 26th and 27th ult.
The Depot of the let Battalion 60th Foot marched from
Ballinacarra to Fermoy, on the 24th ult.
A Detachment of the 87th or Royal Iriek Fasileers,
marched on the 28th ult. from Albany Barracks for Mac-
clesfield.
A detachment of the 86th (or Royal County Down)
Regiment, embarked on board the Manchester steam-
packet, on the 27th ult., at Dublin, for embarkation on
board the freight vessel, Robert, at Liverpool. to join the
Service Companies at Barbadoes.

KING'S THEATRE.-Madarne- ScHUTZ made
her data here on Saturday night in the delightful opera
of " Clemenza di Tito." She is a scientific, but some-
what florid singer, with a mezzo soprano voice of no
ordinary compass and flexibility.. She was well received.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.--MISS STE-

taxss, after an absence of, we believe, several years, re-
appeared at this theatre en Saturday night, in the " Anti•
quary." She was welcomed with enthusiastic applause,
which rung through every part of the house, and sang her
Scottish airs (especially that most exquisite ballad—" John
Anderson my jo, John"), with all her wonted simplicity
and tenderness. Mr. BARTLEY played the old beadsman
or beggar, Edie Ochiltree, with considerable effect ; with
• the exception that in parts he whined rather too much.
To see a man in tears who weighs nearly a ton, is not pa-
thetic,-L-it is simply ludicrous. The house was well at-
tended.

ADELPHI. —A serious burletta, entitled
" Presumptive Evidence," was brought out at this Theatre.
It is founded on " card-drawing," one of the " Tales of
the Minster Festivals," and possesses considerable interest.
With some few curtailments we think it likely to become
popular.

NORTHAMPTON, MARCH 2.—Our Theatre
opens to-morrow evening under the superinteudance of our
respected and respectable manager, Mr. F. Ilararo.No,
whose active industry and perseverance has obtained for
him in former years the patronage and support of the sur-
rounding nobility and gentry.
MILITARY DISTURBANCES.—Last Tuesday
afternoon and evening considerable disturbance was occa-
sioned in this city, in consequence of some of the 9th
Lancers, from the Barracks, having got half-intoxicated,
and going about the streets, insulting the passengers,
brandishing their swords and striking several people with
their scabbards: Two men were struck with such violence
as to prevent them from following their usual avocations.
One of these military rioters was taken by Mr. Ler, the
officer of the patrol, in High Ousegate, and by him de-
livered over to PAIIDOE, who lodged, him in the House of
Correction. The next day he was given up by the magis-
trates, to answer for his misconduct, to his military
superiors. We understand that several of the men con-
cerned in this disturbance have been confined to the Bar-
racks for different periods, and those who were the most to
blame have been subjected to severe punishment drill, and
other modes of disgrace.— York Herald.
CHILD MURDER.—The shocking rumours
which were afloat, for the last two days, regarding a case
of this kind, are too well-founded. As the matter is un-
dergoing j
investigation, it would be premature to
enter into a detail of particulars. We may, however, men-
tion, that an unmarried man, residing near Pleas, in the
pariah of St. Ninians, and father of the child, is implicated
in the foul transaction. It would appear that the woman
had been conveyed to his House is few days ago, and that
she was delivered there on the miming of Wednesday last.
The body of the helpless victim was yesterday submitted to
the examination of two medical gentlemen residing in Stir-
ling, when the result, conuected with other circumstances,
fastened suspicion, so strongly on the man, that he has been
committed to prison. Although he has ucquired consider-
able property by saving habits, we have not heard that
his respectability bad ever placed bins beyond the labour-
lug part of the community..--Stirling Advertiser.
CORRECTIONS.—MATTHEW BELL, Esq.,
Member of Parliament for the county of Northumberland,
voter/ in the minority upon Lord JOIIN RUSSELL'S motion,
though his name was, by an oversight, omitted from the
list published in this paper. -We are requested to state
that Mr. A. O'Nett., whose name is included in the list of,
BOURKE, ; the minority on Lord J. Hussittes motioe for the repeal
murdered on Sa . of the Test and Corporation Acta, did not vote on that
questionname in the
The insertion of Mr. ATTWOOD'S _ _
er, while on hi, • 4-- • -
minority on Lord &rear Russane's motion for the repeal of
a, with the pa the Test and Corporation Acts, Feb. 26, was incorrect.
d overtook tw Mr. Arrwoou was not present at the debate or the division.
fesoN,) who at Wreersats, member for Dorchester, voted in the
minority on Lord Joute RUSSELL'S motion, and.his name
Was omitted in our list. Sir JAMES WILLIAM MACKEN-
ZIK, whose name was omitted in our list, voted in the mi-
nority on Lord JouN RUSSELL'S motion on the Test and
Corporation Acts. Times.
Letters received from Hatnburgh, dated on
the 22d, state, that on the preceding day a meeting was
held of the citizens Possessing the tight of election, when
there was laid before them the commercial treaties lately
concluded on behalf of the free towns of Hamburgh,Lubeek,
and Bremen. Thesis with the United States for
twelve years; 2d, with Brazil for ten years; and 3d, with
Mexico for thirty years. These treaties are founded on
liberal principles, and on perfect reciprocity in all that re-
lates to commerce and navigation, and are so well adapted
to the views of the citizens of Hamburgh, that they have
unanimously voted thanks to the senate and to the Minis-
ters who Were employed in those countries respectively to
negotiate them. Great advantages are anticipated to the
trade of Harnburo frem She 01101140 n of these treaties.

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