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London, England, 1815-02-01 00:00:00

LAW IWTELLIGENCE.

COURT OP CHANCERY, JANUARY 31. •
The LOUD COUNCILLOR this morning animadverted on cer-
tain publications in some of the Newepapers, respecting his con-
dom In hearing evidence privately In the matter of Lord, ports-
; mart. His Lordship stated, that such secrecy was in conse-
quence of the earnest request of the parties coiner-fwd.
_ COCILRAILL O. RARIAIR. . -

The Loos estartplasaa handed sloven the 1111121408 of his
sap in Obi gmise, et else mires too of the Strand, who
dietWft-tratioat twisty ran ago, st an hotel in the Adelphi,
on MIS 4,
atcrd. .1. 'Ma a pima" fortune of £200,000,
which
.00,000 in Soca rupees.
Tie sow ant R 44
Wn, being sixteen or eighteen in number,
will it length M ronassed 44 their distributive shares.
The resitilindef af Oa day was occopied In the discussion of the
Matta 0111.0f4 T 0411.00. when strangers were excluded.

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• Yesterday, email* to a requisition addressed to
the Hob Mira. a Meeting of the County of Esae
was held at Chelmsford, to take into consideratior
'the propriety of a Petition to the House of Common!:
against ally renewal of ahe Property Tax, The
Meetissg, which was numerees and highly respect.
fable, arid, with dieeseeption of only two dissen-
tient ewes. tp the Resolutions proposed against the
1'a;; i d a Peitiop to the sante effect having been
!then reed, was intensely adopted.
CovenT.Gasuunilralaaasta.—Daring the pistol*,
malice of the sidings chancier of heielle, last. night,
Miss identified herself so entirely with the
,sorrows of the moutokg mother and supposed widow,
&et she sunk overpowered under the weight of woe.
and fainted *Get the middle of the second act. She
was carried cache stage by Mr. ABROTT, who after
the lapse of half an hour, came forward and stated,
that Miss O'Neaut was so exceedingly ill, as to be un-
able again to appear that evening : that a Physician
of eminence having been foitunately in the House at
the time, had immediately attended her, and that by
his directions she had lust left the House in a curri age,
but that Mrs. FAWCIT would re.id the part.
the tumult became excessively violent. He theu
added, that for a Lady placed in so delicate a situa-
tion, and under such imperious circumstances, he
trusted the House would grant every indulgence.—
This appeal produced a temporary silence. After
considerable delay, the curtain drew up, and Mrs.
FA WCIT appeared with book in her kand. The
tumult then rose louder than before, and became
so violent, that she was also led of the stage in a
state of great agitation by Mr. ABBOTT. This Gen,
tleman then once more came forward, and made re-
peated apologies, conjuring the House to allow
the play to proceed ; but due greater part of the
audience calling loudly for the Pantomime, the tra-
gedy was not attended to. The curtain at last drew
up, in the midst of some disapprobation, and the
feats of • Herliyviii followed the efforts of the Tragic
Muse, ano ultimately succeeded in restoring peace
and good humour.
hhinpint...—A horrid murder was on Wednesday
committed on Jame; Murdoch, a shopkeeper at Lang-
rig, a small village near Whitburn, near Edinburgh.
The following ate reported to be the circumstances :
This poor man was, we understand, visited about
eight days no by'an old acquaintance of tht gamename,
name, who was a soldier, and lately.discharged tido
person hid been hospitably eetaltained by the- du.
ceased, who kept house by himself in that lonely pept
of the Ountry. The neighbours were so ripe that
the shop was not opened onWednesday as usual, and in
die afternoon several of them assembled and forced
open, the door, when to their astonishment they fiend
the visitor and pretended friend, of vshons they =quiz:-
std what was become of the deceased t and were an-
swered that he had gone toWhitburn,Whence hewould
return in the evening. This answer only raised their
iseipichno—they roiled forward, when they were'

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sealed with the awful spectacle atheonsdered body I
—The man immediately attempted tossups, but was
quickly overtaken and secured. The weapon with
which this barbarous act.was perpetrated was, it is said,
a carpenter's adze, which nearly divided the head of
the deceased. The man when taken into custody was
said to have the watch of the deceased, some bank.
noses, and some silver concealed about his clOthes.—
He was immediately conveyed to Linlithgow jail;
and to that of Edinburgh on Saturday, on it war-
rant from the High Court of Justiciary. His name
is Joel o Mardoch, an out.pensiouer of Chelsea Hospital.
Boeino.A sanguinary battle was fought. on Wedhatisy list,
nor Smiley, for Se guineas a side, between Samuel Shepherd, a
fannies man, from Dartford, and John Jackson, a noted bruiser.
A Gentleman near Dartford bodied the former, and Mr. John.
son the War. Daring the lint Ahem minutes e( the. battle,
Itichion's skill game him a great advantageuby hitting his antago-
nist on the head right end WI; but the weight of the fannies
mad was ultimatek gtessful. When Jackson resigned, he was
unable tow lihik if. "a vial obliged tibe =Led off the
Geld to a adjoining. - • • -
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FEB. 1.
We had no fresh &Meth of spy Grain Ibis nay, and Ss all the
ling& wkest that appeared on Monday was taken off, out;
prices are neminany as on that ej, but Sue nap* would have
sold at advanced prices, having a brisk dmnand for such quality.
Foreign Wheat fully Maintains Monday's prices. Having very
Iltde Barley at inatket, rather more money *as obtained; and
Oprolming In ahem supply, are is. per qr. deal:. 'ln 's ars4
)'ving there Is no akeration.
SANKAUPTA,
Joie Tacks a( gag Hajooarker..vicemltor, to surrender Ire.
liams.:l 4, la ten, 14 a/ eleven, and March 14, at ten, at Guild-_hi*Attorney, Mr. Mid, King-street, Borough. • •
stavoled Gwen, Imo of heath, Gianmegan, miller, dealer and
gilltstnail. February .13, 15, and March 14 at die 1111 p and
Cantle lan, tfeath, AVOroles, Mures Cardak. and Toting,
o '5 kin, London ; and Mr. Powell, heath.
• Lewes, of Cwingwrelach, Glantorgan, pacer, dealer
as, Feb. 11, 14, and March 14, At firma, it the
4. Cade Inn, Math. Attendee, Mews. Cardats 111.4
.TiiOrat's leo, London and Mr. Powell, heath.
Val Bag, of Model,
Yorkshire, iron-founder, dialer and
dias, 140:4 il,at eleven, act the Bad and Mouth Inn, bled.,
Mardi it, at Ms, at the York i stern, 'Yak. AttprdzMr
grit i CaCtailloZl:nd ssrs. Lg. and
, of Delph:Yorkshire,
soti • and disputa. Feb. 13,23, and March
•yEiari.
lento, _ eas;at• , itidey Arum inn, Manchniter. Anoraks.
Mr DeM, ;or Messrs. 31aephard, Adlingten alp!
9 . Selkffd4o.l_lo44l. •
Witham sykes eatt 1-pa Sbeeklatoe, allybita Ltoo-streat,
Isar Nona% Palma; ieettinerettaies and copartners, Feb. 11.
Is,'and March 111; at skim; at Gliddhall Attendee, Messrs:
Clinton and Carter, ilt.Tboenat's•striet, Siodritreek '
John Mayo, of Ovierbary, Woret;sterthlre, mill dealer and
chap , lA. 17, 10, and Mara le, at eleven, ater, the No: it.
wick
Inn, Beagworth. 4 'orneys, Messrs; Phelps and
Kinsey, Eiresht ; or Mr. an 91 T.TImo, Jutio.str, et, Bedford,
wit, LOiriden.
Dodd Om, 610 g .'s Place,lellegtonscabitottpa,dastar
sod !barman, Feb. 4, as cue, bet). 11, at twelve, and ards 14t
it one, at Ol."ldhalL . Attorney, Mr.. yfinia.eis, Ciusitor• wee%
iChanceirlarie. • • • -
• sPirk• Mash 41MitioliaN merchant, dolinsfild °-
Feb: 51, ta, 'sof Varela 14% et *vie, at (141,11.-^'
Mesas. Jtaarstilias tad Hewlett, Little P.-'

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