The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-12 00:00:00

LENT ASSIZES.

NORFOLK CIRCIIIT....HUNTINGDON, MAACK 10.
John Marshall, who was„brbught 'up by habeas
corpus, from the County Gaol of Northampton, a
true bill having been found against him at the last
Assizes for this county, was put to the bar, charged
with having feloniously broken open the dwelling-
house of Joshua Smith, situate at Broughton, no
person being therein, and stealing 12 crown pieces,
40 half-crown pieces, 400 shillings, 80 sixpences,
115 sovereigns, 20 promissory notes, of the value of
.51. each, of the bank of Messrs. Foster,; of Cam-
bridge, five promissory notes, of the value of 101.
each, of the same bank, 12 yards of striped ging-
ham, value Bs., 12 yards of blue striped cotton, value
13s. Gd., 12 silk handkerchiefs, value 1/. 45., 10 pair
of shoes, value 20s. the monies, goods, and chattels
of the said Joshua Smith.

Other evidence was adduced which sufficiently
proved the prisoner's guilt, after which the Jury re-
turned a verdict of Not Guilty.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WORCESTER, MARcti 10,
HINgEsmAN v. WEBB.

This was an action of trespass and assault. The
plaintiff was a man in humble life, who occupied a
house, which the parish of Edwin Loache asserted
belonged to them. They accordingly sent con-
stable to take possession, but the plaintiff refusing to
give it up, violent measures were resorted to. Hence
the charge of assault. The Jury, however, found
that no unnecessary violence was used on the occa-
sion, and found a verdict for the defendant.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY.--FlunAY, MARCH 14.

Brodie and Cameron, Newcastle-upon-Tyne--Half Moon,
Newcastle —
Clitherow, It Horncastle—Bull, Horncastle ll
Cook, W., Bedwardine, Worcestershire—Unicorn inn,
Worcester
Edwards, T., Hill-house, near Swansea—Public roems, Swan
sea l2
Gell, T., York—Etridge'd hotel, Devonport
Howgate, W. Knaresbrough—Court-house, Knaresbrough 6
Illingworth, J., Leeds—Court-Douse, Leeds ll
Osborne, R., Bristol—Commercial rooms, 8ri5t01...... 1
Rolfe, W., Edgbaston—Royal hotel, Birmingham
Snow, W., Leeds—Courthouse, Leeds
Summers, J, Leeds—Courthouse, Leeds ... ...........
Vickers, J., Leeds—Court-house, Leeds ll
Walker, T., Radford—Flying Horse, Nottingham

'INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
March 17, at Nine o'clock.
Baker, Robert, Collompton, turnpike-keeper
Bewen, John, Monmouth, cabinet-maker
Browne, Wm., Tooting, cocket-writer
Gall, Thomas, Portman-street, tailor
Haswell, James, Shoreditch, stable-keeper
Haynes, Wm. Chandos-street, wihe-merchaut
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Jones, M., Whitechapel, carpenter
M'Garva, Wm., Albany-road, officer of Requests
Pile, Robert, Taunton Dean, baker
Schroeder, H. Putney, schoolmaster
Steer, John, hockweil, cattle-dealer
Thomas, Richard, Mountfield, shopkeeper
Watson, Thomas, Leeds, grocer and tobacconist •

COUNTRY.—At the Court-house, at Plyysouth, March 15,
at Ten o'clock.
Elford, John, Plymouth, carpenter
At Hertford, March 15, at Ten.
Fowler, 8., Stoney Stratford, accountant
Kelton!, A., Royston, fish-dealer
West, Loftus, Baldock, sheep-salesman

At Chelmsford, March 17, at Teo.
Gilby, Thomas, Leigh, custom-house officer
Chamberlyn, Wm., Aveley, butcher
Mend, Samuel, Gallywood, miller
Martin, Thomas, Southminster, higler
iyer, John, Grays Thurrock, shopkeeper
Francis, Joshua, Stratford, ship-owner
Speller, John, Buttsbury, farmer
Woods, Edward, Belchamp Walter, thatcher
Davey, Robert, Buttsbury, cooper
Tovey, Edward, Heybridge, mariner
Harvey, Joseph, Great Wakering, baker
Bird, William, Stratford, wheelwright
Simmons, Chestney, Yarmouth, lieut. R.N.
Wabe, W., Downham, Norfolk, jobber
At Cirmarthen, March 17, at Ten.
Allen, John, Brecon, Barrier and dealer

At Spurn Point, on Thursday week, as a
young boy, son of Mr. RICHARDSON, master of the life-
boat, was firing a gun at a mark, his sister, about 14 or
15 years of age, was unfortunately shot by him in the head,
and died before medical assistance could be obtained.—
Leeds Mercury.

We are assured that the Right Reverend the
Lord Bishop of SALISBURY sent a petition to the resi-
dent clergyman of a large parish in his diocese, against the
Test and Corporation Acts, accompanied with a request
that he would sign it himself and get it signed by his
parishioners. The worthy man to whom it was sent, re-
gardless of consequences, returned it to his Lordship, just
as he received it ; only stating, as his reason for not at-
tending to his diocesan's directions, that he could not do an
act o repugnant to his ewisscience,.., World.