The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-09 00:00:00

LENT ASSIZES.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.
Before Justice P and Mr. Justice BURROUGII.
Sotithainptoof Winchester.
Wilts - n Mr.
MontAla7, March 5,. at Castle
Dorset ................. Saturday, lO, at New Sarum.
Devon •
: ............ Friday, l6, at Dorchester.
Cit ..
. .... ............. Wednesday, 2l, at Castle of Exeter.
Y and County of
Exeter . } rsame Day, at Guildhall of Ditto.
Cornwall .........
Friday, 3O, at Launceston.
Somerset Thursday, April 5, at Castle of Taunton.
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.ITERARY INTELLIGENCE.--The following in-
tereeting works are nearly ready for publication, by Mr. Colburn,
New Burlington-street, viz.-1. The Continuation of Vivian
Grey, 3 vols.-2. The Prairie, a Tale, by the Author of th• Spy,
the Pilot, &c. 3 vols. 3. Travels in Mesopotamia, to the Ur of
the Chaldees, the Ruins of Nineveh, Babylon, &C. by J. S.
Buckingham, Esq.-1- The Life and Correspondence of the ce-
lebrated Dr. Jenner, by Dr. Baron.--5. An octavo Edition of
the Travels of the Hon. Capt. Keppel in Babylonia, Assyria, &c.
A Fourth Edition of Tremaine, 3 vols.-7. Napoleon in
the other World, 1 vol. Bvo., and the third volume of Count
Segur's Memoirs, comprising his Journey with the Empress Ca-
therine to the Crimea.
The Chronological Records of the British Royal
and Commercial
M Navy, which have been just published by
Mmu!. orea u, evince a patience of research, and an
ingenuity of arrangement, which reflect the highest honour upon
the authforor, a
w morehile •
useful -document of reference, or conden-
sation of essential facts, has not for many years issued from the
press. The work to which we immediately allude contains the
statistical records of the marine of England from the reign of
Egbert, A.D. 827, to the present day. The labours of Monsieur
Moreau have procured him the honourable distinction of a em-
ber of the Royal Society, to‘c•
more justly conferred.hich he has just been elected, and
the compliment has seldom been

A Penny-Post is established between Dorchester
and Cerne Abbas, by which the regular delivery of letters, ,
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daily, is-ensured at those places, and in the intermediate village.
at Charminster, Godmanstone, and Nether-Cerne. Mr. Robert'
Bennett is appointed receiver at Cerne, and Mr. William Atkins
Charminster. All letters and newspapers delivered to either
5f them, are forwarded free of any expence to the person sending
`14133. Mr. William Hassell is appointed messenger.--Dorset
Aronicle.

LAW INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY).

COURT OF CHANCERY.
EQUITY COUNSEL V. COMMON LAW COUNSEL.

The LORD CHANCELLOR. begged to inform the Bar, that he
had this morning mentioned to the Lord Chief Justice of the
Court of King's Bench the subject which had been mentioned
here yesterday by Mr. Sugden, in the way of complaint against
the Court of King's Bench, for refusing to receive a case signed
by Equity, and not by Common Law Counsel, and that the Lord
Chief Justice had promised that the subject should be looked into.
He had declared his utter ignorance of the existence of any such
rule as the Clerk of that Court had acted upon.

HIGHGATE CHARITY.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. LORD MANSFIELD.

Mr. HORNE said his Lordship had desired this matter to be
spoken to, on the subject of the subordinate charities mentioned
in the petition. The learned counsel having seen his client, was
now instructed to state, that they had nothing to pray respecting
those subordinate charities, but that having thought the Court's
opinion would have been that all the charities in the hands of the
Trustees of the Highgate School ought to have been brought for-
ward together, it having been alleged that the funds of the different
charities had been mixed, they had so brought them forward. He
had now in his hand, a sketch of what his clients considered the
order of the Court ought to be ; the effect of it was, that upon
the reference to the Master, he should inquire and state what
were the funds of the respective charities ; he begged to band it
to the Court, and then to entreat that his Lordship would dispose
of the matter in judgment upon an early day, as it pressed
very much.
His LORDSHIP said he would look into it, and then name a day
for judgment.