The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-10 00:00:00

LAW NOTICES.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

Causes on Bills Of Exchange and Promiwiry Notes will
be tried in London on the 19th October. Application to
postpone such as are defended on merits, must be made to
Lord Tenterden by summons, supported by aftidaviv., on
the 14th October. A day's notice must be given to the
plaintiff's :Morn.), of the iiitendel application ; and the
summons must be taken out on or before the 13th, and
made returnable on the 14 h, on which day they will be
heard.

London Special and Common Juries Appointed.
Common Juries, Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Palmer v Ilope Biyer v Weeks
Shearsby v Couls n Bell v Boxer, Gent.
Taylor v Gedge Calvert v Slatter
The King v Carrington Izon and others v Bishop
and another Giwan v Laval!
The same v the same De Visine v 'Mott
Rowden v Edmonds I Wallford v Aiarchant
Wilson v Kaye, Gent. Whitfield v Hambrook
Ellis, Gent. v Woodford Hart v Seaton
Bickerton v Collett Wilson v Birdry
Taylor v Watson and another Putney v Ford
Angle v Alexander Hudson v Jackson
Wilcock v Mason De Grave and others v Rob-
Payne v Johnstone son, Gent.
Phillips v Crosthwaite and Oilman v Hague
others klailey ♦ Paine
Gibbins v Davies Rotherham and another v
Norton v Cranwell Jones.
Special Juries, Thursday, Oct. 22.
Congrere, Bart. v Rotton Ogle v Pratt
Brown v Duncan I De la Chaumette v the
Graham and another v El- I Bank of England
lice and others Hermon and another v Kin-
Brocklebank v Sugrue naird
Soulby v Knight and another Clegg v Wollan
Murray v Hodgson, Esq. Adams v Sanders
Sandys and others v David- Mope v Whiggins
son Broweiv Capel and another
Smith v Heskeketh
Roberts v Davies
Bramnah and another v
Bennett.

Baxter v Hobhouse and
others
Ball v Hall and another
West v the same

Friday,
11furray v Heath (by order)
Nicholls v Asquith and

Oct. 23.
Sturge v Groves
Tennant and another v
Strachan and another
Gordon v Taylor
Yorke And others v Rune
and others
Griffiths v Bustock, Gent.

another
Pitman and others v Dtnielt
The King, en the prosecu-
tion of the Apothecaries'
Company, Y Clapham
Burke v Tunnicli ffe

Saurdity,

Oct. 24.
Hall and others v West
The same v Connop and
another
Wilkinson v Howell.

Watts v Lawson
Baker v Watford
Lebo v Dyer
Mitchell and others v Baring
and others
Monday, Oct. 26.—Remanets of former days.
Middlesex Common Juries will be tried on the adjourn
ment day, the 27th Oct., and daily till the Slat inclusive.
Middlebex Special Juries appointed.
Monday, Nov. 2.
West v Newman Howell v the same
Newman v West I Bury • Stewart and others
Hicks v Baker, Esq. Smith v France.
Robinson v Waterhouse I

Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Lord Brandon and others r Grocott, Gent. v Webster
Lord Melbourn I Lewis v
D'Aelhicourt v Kinneard, a I

prisoner•

Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Breti v Beales and another I Bulkeley viWil.on, Gent.
Cotton v James, Gent. I Chapman v Antrobug, Gent
Thursday, Nov. s.—Remanets of former Days.

COURT OF CO:
London Special J
Monday,
Wardale v Dixon and others 1
Everett v Barclay _ I

111310 N PLEAS.
Juries Appointed.
Oct. 19.
Hurst v Stead and another
Fox and another v Clifton
and others
Cockshot and another v
Holt and others.
Oct. 20.
Short and another v Master.
man
Ilutterford v Evans, Clerk.

Pentifea vnunston and

others
Delafield v Freeman, Gent.
Tuesday,
Brunatte v Edden and others
Buxton and another v
Greenwood

Wilson v Burgess

Wednesda'
Moser and another v New-
man and another
Laundy And another ♦ Ben-

Oct. 21.
Morrison v Mitclleli
Perring and another v
Tucker
Coventry v Lubbock and
another.

susan
Cazenove v Sugrne
Thursday
Bossley v Owen
Foster and others v Charles
Gore r Wynne
Murray v Nichols and
another

Oct. 22.
Cum►ning and another v
Bailey
Hawkins and others v
Exeter
Booth v Plummer.
kit. 23.
Dalglish and another v
Hodgson
Angas v Smith
Hall v Morrison.
Oct. 24.
Robinson v Waterhouse and
another
Carvalho v Martinez and

Friday,
Fawcett, Gent. v Huble
Hodson and another v
Tarleton
Davies and others v Burton

Saturday,
Glenny v Thinelton
Morrison v Jones
The Wardens of the Gold-
smith's Company ♦ Nol-
line, Clerk

another
Ward and another v Smith
Robertson v Furnival.
Oct. 26.
Johnston and another v

Monday,
Birch v Alexander and
another
Gardner v Thierena
Bottomley v Pugh
Parr v Garrard

Strong
Strong v Johnston and
another
Hughes v Anderton, Gent.
Oct. 27.
Stracey, Bart. and another
v the Bank of England
Parker and another v

Tuesday,
Bland and another v Gordon
Bretton v Pattison
Crozirev Lee and another

Frietas
Goldsmith v Morgan.
r, Oct 28.
Granger v Dent
Short v Masterinan and
another
Mount v Larkins.
Oct. 29.

Wednesda:

Phillips v Roper
W. Pritchard v Isaacs
Lubbock, Bart. and others
v Green

Thursday,

Smith and another v Hardy.
Ince v Tindall and another
Duke and Another ♦ Dorrien

Foster v Brooksbank
Young and another v Cohen
and another.

Common Juries will be taken each day after the Special
Juries, in the order in which they stand in the printed list.
London Common Juries appointed.
Monday, Oct. 19.

Kan y Hill
Smith and others y Moon

Galloway v Davies
Perfect and others v Hartley
and others
L;ngham v Colegate
Maynard v Crick
Boxer v Procter.

and others
Loader v Walker
Postan v Rose
Leathea and another v Wil-
liams and another
Middlesex Specia
Friday,
Slade and another v Gawde
and another

I Juries appointed.
Oct. 30.
Illartyn v Elmore
Loid Teynham v Tyler.
Intnon Juries.
Godefroy v Dalton
Griffin and another v Loyd
Sellens and another v Nor-
man

Middlesex Col
Grindall v Lawson
Saunders v 13aker
Kay v Groves
Purvis ♦ Dempsey, Rhodes, I

_ .
and another
Gibhard v Alihill
White v the same
Evans v Yale

Barlow v Carron
West v Watts
Minister v Brooksbank
Young v Simpson.

Despatches from Lord HEYTESBURY, at St.
Peteraburgb, were brought by Captain A'Couwr to the
Foreign Office, on Thursday night.

A Serjeant of the 32d Regiment of the line,
in garrison at Douai, named FRANcois-REors IsEaat,
married a young woman belonging to that town about
three months since, and had made preparations for open-
ing a shop with the amount of their united savings. Last
week he set out for Lille for the very purpose of stock-
ing it, and it was on his home that he was found in his
bed-room at a small public-house at Pont-a-Marcy, with
his brains blown out, a small pistol lying- near him, and
two letters on the table. One of these was addressed to
his wife, and contained only the words, " On my arrival
at Lille I could not find my purse. Farewell !" The other
was to the innkeeper:—" I have but' 0 francs; pay your-
self out of them, and send the remainder to my wife MARY
ANNE GONZE, at Douai." It appeared. that the unfor-
tunate soldier, being deprived of his all by some export
pickpocket, could not bear up against such a cruel stroke
of fortune.