Some important notices ha...
The Times, 1824-02-06T00:00:00

nnimportant notices htave already beeti given in the OlousetofComtnois 51r. John WVilliams is to bring forwartl his |nlotiononthekourt of Chanicery on the 24th instant; and notices have beern given by Mr. Ilobh6use antI Mr. Caltralt of motions for the repeal of the iindow.tax and leather tax. 'I'lsu following returns r`spectinz Juries svrcn move(d for by Mr. flume oi WVednes ni-ht J~I111S, IDflLE5E-x.-Addresfor '0 AccoRmsnaof the numtber otapersons retirned bY the constables to the Sheriff of hliddlesex, andi ei;trred in the Sheriff' hook, as 1i bLe to serve on juries, in eachi y'ear, for- the years I328 1321, and lo2. Of the nur inber of persons eurolled in the Sheriff's book, in the ATTnt T of )lliddlesex. si liable to erve n spe - ng the adlditien) or qualificattion to their narmes, whiich hias by Law or practice been dleemned a qualification to servc oni special jury cautses, in cech of thte years 1820, 18321, and 18,22." In alphabetical order, ot'the iname andtlcofrseieo' levey vrsonnomnare foany special jury caitse in the Courts of E,~,mequier, King's Bench, and Comment Pleas; stating the numiber of timiies each such person has been nomiinated for any special jury cautse, the number of times each such person's name hat beenl msicc off' thL numnber of times each snch person has been summndt serve on :%ny special jury cause,'and th number of' tims oc2lleah toc pmerson has ser ved on an'y special jury cause, in e-ach of thle lat thiree years." Mrs. Jebb, wvife of the pbp'iiciats of' that narne, was a woman of great talent, and enitered into a lit~rary con'troversy with Dr. Powvell, Alaster of St. John's, Camhridge, respectinig the Sub. scription to the 39 A rticles. Ir wasq in retbretice to Etie force of argu. ment conttnined in A pamphlet written by Mrs. .lehb on thisfuth- jent, ttudet the M at ir of' "PriscilUa," that the late Dr. Paley said, " ''The LorMadlll soeld Sisera into the hands oDf a w,omin." A murder of a most atrocious nature has beeni cotumit- ted n th naish f Solde, ner Dal, ponthe body of' an uin- fortnat insne ido, oftheage f ~, w ichi suppomed t-o have takn paceon undy s'nnght an no dieov~edtill WVednesday ATTEMFTeI, Rrmonve,. YPeaab.out tie Uzd. ?f ir i.'er Hethcte inLanh.- -j ILtue inansioni of Sir Gi1?ert i eathcote. iu Lasgsa-place, was entered by a dar. ing robber, it is supposed by the area-gate, t'or the pnurposeaff rob. b!ng tie premises ot its valaable contents. The depredat,mr's de- SigU, however, was fortunately. discovered in the fonlowing shigoiar manner :-The honourable baropet being out of town,the honse was left in the care of a housekeepeer, ivwo, having a family af children, o n their proceeding to bet up the back srti rease, they observed a mean going downthe grnd tairc2se thev in.tantly ulardied their mother, who ran to t eir asslstance up Rie baclC stair-case, whle the thief made his escape down~ the graind one (rhe mansion-hauvin Cwo i1istinct stsrcaqsem). ' The iati was immediately called in, and tw-o offiers, Buckridge and 6ibbs, belonging to the Marvleboup.of.. fice,veremdespatched to examine theprem-sep,, which tbpy minutely did;, afid a,scerxiuided tJiht'the fellow must have escaped over the thp tsf the buildling. ''n i pe of tlhe rtnn ae ia dsovrd u. led. in uwhich no doubt the villai ba concealhedhimi;If, but hear- thitchildren eoifluP sat hesdlefttheapn,senL' Frb he s,deastoriQdn ovenye s ojy sut lisotp- e,bthsmxtotwszmbrf hs :he baotlh!!ebairoiitasrvi