NATIONAL REGISTER. LAW REPORTS. A blood, dressed in the first style or fashion, was fully com mitted, on Monday, from Marlborough-street Office, for steal ing in the shop of Mr. Cole, of Han way-yard, a valuable broach. He was observed to put the article in his pocket whilst bar gaining for a diamond ring; and it was found on his person. A most dreadful calamity took place on Saturday se'nnight at Cork, by which three women and a man wo: . e italed on the spot, a fourth woman dangerously wounded, and seven or eight persons severely injured. The circumstances of the acci dent are these :—The Corn Market, which had been long in a state to threaten the sa'ety of those who had an; intercourse with it, or who may be occasionally near it, was a short time since judged too insecure to be permitted to stand any longer, and an architect was, therefore, instructed by the executive part of the Corporation to take it down. He had proceeded sci far in its denmlition as to have taken down a considerable part of the t i oof, when on Saturday, about thee &clock, whilst the labour ers were at Nyorl: on the roof, the proj-tcting stone cornice which terminated the upper part of the wall, having no super-incum bent *eight to cou,:terbalancc the projection, fell down sud denly, and, melancholy to state, w I.ilct a number of persons were collected immediately under it. The cot:sequences are as we have stated : four unhappy persons, of humble condition, were killed instantly ; some of them were terribly mangled by the immense stones which formed the cornice, and the others, though they have been much injured, escaped destruction most miraculously. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. THURSDAY, jUNL 13. JANSEN V. MICHIELSON. This was an action brought by a seaman against hi Captain for wages, upon the decision of which nine other causes depend ed; the ship and crew were Dutch, and the vessel having pro cerdeA part of her voyage, was captured and libelled in our Court f;r condemnation, but was •afterwards restored. Pending the Admiralty appeal, the plaintiff applied to the defendant for six months' wages, four months' being due to him before the de tention of the ship. The defendant refused the plaintiff till the ship should be cleared, alleging that the voyage would not be compete till then; and the plaintiff left the ship, to appeal to the English laws. A point of law was here made, whether, mi ller the case of Gienar v. Meyer, 2d Henry, Blackstone, 603 ; and Hu;l v. Hairnet!), " /Mutt on Shipping," 440, the contract between the plaintiff and defendant, being both foreigners, was not a bar to the action. Lord ELLENBOROUGH was of opinion that it was not, but saved the point. His Lordship also recom mended, that in the mean time a verdict should be taken for the plaintiff for the four month's wages actually due to him. Friday being the first thy of Tr.nity Term the Lord Chan cellor and Judges went in State to Westminster Hall, and open ed their respective Courts. In the Court of King's Berch they were occupied the whole clay in justifying bail. The cause in which Sir Francis Furdctt is plaintiff, and the Serie:int at Arms (I the House of Commons, defendant, will come on Lext week in the Court of King's Bench. POLICE. BOW-S 1 RUT. On -NV t.:lneday evening„l ihn Read was brought to the above (Mice, charged with robbing, Mr. Charles Fruas, of Vibe-lane, on Westm:nstet Brid, , ,e, of his packet-book, containing several votes, and a Bin of Exchange for 511. It appeared, from the evidence of Eshnrby, Godfrey, and Cane, three of the patrole belougitig , teAlse•ollice, that they Were ion Westminster firrdge at the time the rowing match was tak ing place-on the - river, for a boat given by Mr. Ast:ey, on NVed nesday afternoon, when they observed tne prisoner feel sevt ral (I..ntlemen's coat pockets, and, by other acts, attempted to feel them. At lergth they observed hbo in company ith two • 'others end, as they supposed, surround the prosecutor, who was Jooking between the ballustrades of the bridge at the rowing tnatch, and, on suddenly leaving him; they had no doubt but the rosecutor had been robbed, and accordingly asked him : he replied, he had lost his pocket-book ; upon which the Officers seized the prisoner, and he dropped the prosecutor's pocket book—which was also seen by the prosecutor, who felt a great pressure against him, when the prisoner was behind him, but oncluded it was his eagerness to see the rowing match.—The prisoner was fully committed for trial. A man, of the tame of Rogers, was charged by Hum phreys with hei.:g in the crowd, for the purpose of picking pockets. tin searchn;g him, a pick-lock key was found in his pocket. Friday El I:aheth, the wife of Thomas Leech, was brought to the office charged with utter ing a forged 11. Bank of l• ngland note, in the purchase of a pair of stays, of Mr. llulme, a pawn broker, in Bow-street, Bloomsbury. The prisoner, in giving an account of herself, gave two false residences. She was committed fur further examination. I: CCIDENTS, OFFENCES, Sc.c Thursday morning the body of a man, decently dressed, was taken out of th-e New River, Islington, drowned, and was con veyed to the Workhouse to be owned, and for a Coroner's inquest. The body was soon after recognized, and appeared to be that of a reinectahle tradesman in Gray's Inn-lane. Insanity Is supposed to have been the c ause o f hi s comm i tt i ng t hi s rash - Vt. Ave, - PRTE OF STOCKS. 3 per Cent. Reduced • 61 4 lA . Cent. Consols 79W Bank Long Annuities I6 IF India Bonds . • 13s. 19s. pm... Exchequer Bills, 3d. la. dis. pat Omnimn 16 4 dis. Consols for Open. 64ii London : Printed and F.dited by E. 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Mrs. Plume, of Lexden, SuffAk : she was riding in a chaise with her husband, and the,torse becominibogovernable as they were going down a steep hill, drove the chaise against some rails, and overturned it, by which Mrs. Plume was killed on the svt. On Friday last, at the advanced age of 85, Mrs. Ayton, relict of John Ayton, •Esti. late of Harleston, in the county of Nor f. )Ik. On Tuesday last, Mrs. Devon, wife of Wm. Devon, Esq. of Red Lion-square, and of Hayes, in Middlesex, and sister of the Honourable Mr. Justice Heath. On the ‘2d inst. Rear-Admiral Douglas, at Forge, Dumfries shire, where he was on a visit, and while enjoying the society of his connexions in the evt fling he suddenly expired.