LIIV IN7'ELLIGENC'E. ---s.-- COURT OF CHANCERY, May 4. NEW JUDGE. James Borrows, Esq. appeared in Court, supported by Mr. Attorney General sill the one +itle, and .qr. 7bppin sin the other, with a number of other Gentlemen of the Bar. He then took the oaths as a Serieant at Law, after which he presented the Lortl Chancellor tt ith gold rings f.ir httr Majesty ! the motto was Let ihect emendcx. He was afterwards sworn in as one of Cie Justices of the Conunun Pleas, and took his scat ou the CONTEMPT OF COURT. Mr. Girdlestone moved, that Mr. George Newnham, who had been brought up by Habeas Corpus from the King's Beuch, might he committed 2• the Fleet prison, for his contempt, in refusing to lint in his answer to a bill tiled against him. Mi. Newithaun, addressing himself to the Lord Chancellor. said, it was utterly impossible for him to answer to the volu minous matters which tad been introduced into the bill. The injury he had sustained in his health and fortune renliered him incapable of the exertions which were required to put in his answer. He trusted his Lordship would not commit hint to Vie Fleet. He already had the• mislbrtune to be a prisoner in the King's Bench- He grieved it should eVell have been insi nuated he was .capable of any contempt towards the Court in which his Lordship presided. He had no desire to oppose the I int and regular course of law. If his Lordship would direct him how to act, he should deem this the happiest moment of his life. Mr. Girdlestone observed, that all that was wanted was the defendant's answer. He had already had nine months to prepaee.mL Lord Chancellor.—l cannot, Mr. Newnham, relieve you, tin. the law of the country is, that y must answer. I cannot help you more than I could help myself in the same situation. 1 have no option—if an appearance or answer is not put in, I am bound by my oath to commit the party in contempt. Mr. Newnham hoped his Lordship would remand him to the King's Bench, and not send hint to the Fleet prison. Lord Chancellor.—l have no power to commit any one to the King's Bench. You must be committed to the prison of the Court. The defendant was accordingly committed to the Fleet . WALTLN JUNE& The defendant, who had contracted a marriage with a ward of the Court, which was invalid from the misspelling of the names, and against whom an attachment hail been issued for subsequently publishing boom at Manchester, is at length in custody. She had emitrived to a mile the search that was madd for her a considerable time, a police officer who had been sent in pllrsuit of her, at last found her place of residence, and eenvey ed her in custody :a M.!uchester. Mr. Allen, the Lord Chancellor's tipstati is gone to Manclies— ter, to bring her op to London. The Lord Chancellor said, he was sorry to see the. cases for judgment accumulating se fast. They had amassed 'to such . a.flegree, that he was of opinion he would not be able to do the sinters justice, if he was Au decide them in one day; he would therefore divide them, and give judgment in half on Tuesday- 7 - the remainder he would dispose of on Thursday. COURT WRING'S BENCII.-SATuRvAY,Mitit 4.- NESTTRIALS. D'AMFDO'rTOM AND CO. V.CATVit AND CO. This WW an action tried before Lord Ellenborough at Guild hall, during tke last sitting, when a .verdict was found fur the plaintiffs upon certain bill ; of exchange for £;i6; S. Mr. Toppiek; applied for a rule to skew cause why this verdict should nut be eat doe. n ; the hum of C 146, the al11011!%Cof one of the bills, on theground that the biaitt question was the preperty of the a.ssignees.of Messrs. Harvey, banker., of Billericay and Rockford ; the same 114Vi11g tome 111(0 the posscs•ion of theylain. tiffs after J. W. Harvey, one•of the partners, hail committed . an act of bankrupv.v. The Attorney :itneral however contended, that the. Harveys, never hexing given a valuable t ousidercion for the bill in question, had no interest to convey to their assignees, and therefore that the bill was a bona fide security in the hands of the plaintiffs a verdict was aceerdiagly taken for the plaintiff with leave to move. The Court declared its opinion,. that the present plaintiff's Lad no occasion whatever to ming. 4 themselves with the -bank ruptcy of the Hatreys. The Harseys as appeared from the evidence, had no interest whatevet to convey to theif assignees, Laving never given any valuable eisisideration tin . the Bill The :sae wee (4 afore r(fead. • ARCHES-COURT, Arne. 29. aLACKMORE ONO 11101lPE T. !VOIDER. Thk - WftlY , ll criminal proceeding, promoted by the Church. wardens of Hastings, in Sussex, by reason of an incestuous marriage, It appeared, that Brides. after the death of las wifc, married Mary Waken. her daughter be a tinnier husband; there was sio t.ppearance - 4Pwisii on the part of the, &tent:hut; ruin Sir John Nichaii was of opinion that the charge was clew,* established, and p ro n o unced 1 1 1 . man i am , be null tiodAtoid; condemned the defendant iu tlee ousts the suit, and ostered hiss to the 11.11131 penance in. such clews. Some observations were then matte as to the terms ota the imitance; and r4ference was ill consequence hail to the-eases of Cleaver r. Rid*, and Cleaver r. Ride, otherwise Wooldridge, ivhi.lit.were similar proceedings, itt 090 from which it ap peared,,istSi the, winatiee perforssed in those eases was to this effect :—'l•s4. off diuS parties Atrod in, white shiu.ds at the porch of the eliurcheZring the citiliaz of the last bell fos di vine service on a.Scuskiy„ and until atter the Ist lesson, ask big forgiveness of all pepsin.. entering titeAsurcii;.they acre 1114.11 led into the chinch, andplaccil in it comipieuenis situation near the minister, where they:remained until the.!•raspel of ti,, day was read; when they repetted.a submissive achnowled,iiient tor having been guilty of the mime imputed to .theni, iiiiptbred the forgiyeness of Clod, promising :wt to ottimil again, and en treated the coogrectitituvto ;Su with ihcm iu sesiug the Lord's prayer, which was u.proutlinglv-sisitic.. Sir John Niclotimstpressedl . .iinsell mtisSed in inistruenance *having beettittlopteat atter ilicl.refercinen to precedents; um] he, thereforopfelt himself hodnu•in the.oeinie. manner to eninin it m the present similar proceeding Was ; • Essiti wife of 1... t tlefegithout . in winch tit ,, ”vithuct• 1)14:;.; omisely to the.. sinne...diaci '411'1 . .1111 N: , .. , 1-1; pronounced the same sentence in 4 a v.:4i THE NATIONAL REGISTER. SURREY SESSIONS, REIGATE. T. Daley, Esq. was indicted for assanlting J. Relf, on the , 22(1 of July, near Farnham. The prosecutor deposed. that he had lived seri ant to the defendant. In the month of May pre ceding, lie had told the defendant that he would not remain in his service. At this lie expressed 1111101 staprere, and refused to accept the warning. The ivitness, however, persevering, the defendant swore he would kill him. Witness, notwith standing, did soon after quit his service; and upon his return ing huule through part of the laud of the defendant, (a thoroughfare) on the night of the day stated is the indictment, and after passing. his lonise about a quart r of a mile, he w as pursued by Mr. I)., eho having adianced salute charge against him, respecting ducks in his poud, prescuted a pistol to his face, the muzzle of which he pressed against - his check for some time. Witness called ont for "mercy and help," and solemnly protested his teener. A female, who had pre viously been with him, now approached, and the defendant withdrew his pistol. Before lie departed, however, witness told him he should " hear more of it" the next day. Mr. Nolan eross.examined the roteentor, but nothing ma terial fur the defendant was elicited. . .-.— Ann Cranstone, who was with the former witness at the time, confirmed his testimony. ' Mr. Nolan then contended, that it ors in precervatien of his property, that the defendant had acted iodic , manner described. A man being perceived at so uurea►onable an hour upon his grousd, would naturally excite suspicion; and the act was one, more for the purpose of intimidating, than of committing the least pos,ible irkinry.—Tlic Chairman having summed tip the evidence, the defendant was immediately tuned The Chairmaa, after animadvistipst in sec me- terms on the conduct of the defi•ntlant, senteitccdiiim to pay a tine of 40s. and to give two securities in 1001. etch to keep the peace. A Moosmn.—On Sunday evening fat nine o'clock, as Miss Caroline Crane, a lady residing in Greek-street. Soho, was-returning home from a walk, she received a stab with sonic sharp instrument from a nun, who passed her without speaking to her. The instrument entered above the knee ' and laid open her thigh as far as the hip, and the assassin immediately ran off. Surgeon Bell, of Dean-street, being sent for, dressed the wound ; and it was his opinion, that It would have been mortal, hut that the length of the bones of .her stays pro:Tilted the in str 1111 l ent from entering the abdomen.. We are happy to learn that she is out of danger. From the slight .view she had of the villain, she thinks him to he a shin youth of about 0 years of age. A few days since, Mr. Thomas FAchanan, Precentor to the College Chapel, Glasgow, was found killed in the Close in which he lived in the Saltmarket. He had fallen from the stair window, four stories high, but the manner of his going over is not ascertained. A person of the Mille of J. M-Kiiday was afterwards found on the stairs, and has been imprisoned on suspicion. A Coroner's Inquest was held. at the London Hospital, on the body of G. Ellis, hair-dresser, in Ratcliffe, who, a few days back, slipped off time curb -stone, by which his ribs were broken amid pressed on his lungs., which caused his death.— Verdict, Accidental Death. In London there died last year 421 persons of apoplexy; GAIL of asthma, 232 in child-bed; 426 or ainsumption; 3324 in convulsions; of drispsy ; 955 of inflammation; t 1 of mew !es; 306 of morfificrk• tion; of small pox, but nutone Of lAccilatiew. In the ftwsian Almanac it is-otatud that there died, last ryas . iZllte RUALiAII empire 74 , 0 at the advanced age of ties lours: 233 at ins; 14.6:31 110; 53 at ;20 at 120; live at 115: four at (30; undone at.-/611. . . A German Paper gives the following as the value of the export , from Itiga in 1815:—To England 11,625,352 roubles; Holland 4.117,379; France 153.804; Spain 1.547,42 ti; Portugal 1,030,443; Fruait4 1492,715; Emhilen 323.885; awetlen 1,331.7'22; Norway 239,041; Denmark 1.654,582; Hamburgh 171,297; Bremen 93,738; Lubec 699,303; Rostock 13,550; Wismar 32,757; Leghorn 1(1,539. In the city of Amsterdam, during the year IHIS. the number of registered births was 7050, viz. 3•14 males, and 551515 kniJes; of deaths 7047; of marriages 1963, and of dirt)! ecs AIAHMED. G. Hkrvey. Esq. dlhorpe,io . ;iit;;inne Julia, only 4att. of Dr. Beevor, Iliscux, Isq. of Upper Themes-stioet, to Miss Smith, of Fenchurch-street—J. Ragrave. Esq. of Chalgrnrs, Bedford shire. to Maria, youngest dam of 'l'. Brown, Esq. c"."Pcckhao. Lodge. —P. Poland, atite Strand, wSarah Jackson, thud dam oi son, Esq. of Fleet-street—The Bev. J. Gill, Rector of • Staplehtryst, to Miss Varenne, only child of the Rev. Dr..Varemse, Rector of Weetley. Cambridgeshire.—J. C. Jlignold. Esq. ui Norwich, banker, to Miss Crowe, only child of .1. Crowe, Estl_uf Wymontlitam.—.l. Esq. of Muntacuse House, Somersetshire, to Mary Anne. only dim. of the Rev. C. Phelips, of Piadletrenthide, Dorsetshire.—The 11ev. 'l'. Robinson, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, sun of the late Rev. T.. Robinson ' of Ecieeststi to. Miss Dornford , only dau. of the lute J. Dornford„ Esq. of London.--C. T. Haden, Esq. of Sloane-street, to Emma, youngest dam of the late S. Harrison, Esq. of Percy-street.— M. Ware, Esq. of New Bridge •street, eldest son of the late .1. Ware, Esq. to Anne, youngest dau. of the Rev. T. Taylor, of the King's-road. —The Roc IL F. Fell, A.M. of Henley-upon-Thames. to Itachied. strortt dau. of Mr, Hall, of Salters' 11a11.—The Rev. C. Strong, second son of S. Strong, Esq. to Catharine, second dam of V. H. Biscoc, Esq. of Hook.wood.—G. Sinclair, Esq. eldest son of the Right Hon. Sir J. tt iuclair, Bart. to •Catherine Caailla, second tlau. uf-Sir W. Manners, Bart. DIED. _ At Calcutta, T. Doman, F.sq.—At Elton, near Beverlest. in his 711tli year. the Rev..l. Fox, M.A. many years Rector of th2rplace.— At Stratford-grove, Essex, aged 85, Mrs. Eliz. Snelgreive, widow of the late .1. Snelgrava., F.sq.—At Presteigae, in his 7.2t1 year, G. liar dinge, Esq. First Justice (Atilt: Brecon Circuit, and Attorney.tleneral to the Queen.. —At Kentish-town—R. Wald, Esq.late of Garrard -street, Soho.—At Doweil. near Paris, Mr. W. Stone. formerly of Rutland. place Wharf, and of Ohl Ford.—A. Greta-hall, Keswick, aged nine 'cars, 1ie:403.11, Ollly son of It. Southey. Esq. Poet Luareat.—At Iter wlA,agal 77. 1): . Manson. Esq. tiwincrlf a slip-builder in Cltalcston, South Carolina, and a Major ill the. Royal Provincial Army, wherein he served with great reputation during_ the Revolittivary War.—ln his math year, A. I Jet is, Esq. of .‘lbury, surrey —At lienwiek-house, Iteillonlsiiire, N. R. French. Esq. jun. third sotkilf N. U. I:remit, Eati. —At Norwood-green. 'wed 70. W. Spence:, F. 94. one of his Majesty r , i Justices • idle Peace Mr stith year, Dr..l. n e t ! of Welheek-strc-t, Caverdith-famnre, and late of tlxhridre.—At •Cioheneote-lwouse, near ~ft.iniforil, Elivabethovife of S. It. Eydell, eth, wife of 71. I)ttlirtv. Esq. of Waltliamstow, —ln his Cedh year, Mr. S. Major, of ihil.c-itrett, \Vest Smithfield, where he had resided upward of •sir years,-..-A few days•sinec, at Ilatl evoter, in his 821 v,,ar, Mr. Shemslown, father of Mr. Sheardown, printer. lie was many years writing-coaster of the ilkairtnar-Sch+xil at Louth.—Lately nt Ilppar Chtpton, 71st yenr. W. l'arEinscon, Esq. of Winciiexter-strea..—Last week at l'aris, to. ~a advanced Sir li. Croft, an English author of some relebrity, Putt fuse of the Jew remaininglitezary friends Johns:in ;-where he had resides( for • the last f s;ye.to.--I.atelr,, aged '4, the aces. J. Chaotic's., MD. a ?to : knout Rrrsre/ Cathedra 1..5 ;ear of Butitford and 11-.tici atom, and 15 1 ttater 4.St. J• 41.264 Hospital it iwt city.. 'l'hc.viltu-ttokilDteni4) oltf o rk..TVAJ‘ . .l er: ti e,. iporef.tat.. , MAY a LONDON 11,11tAETS. --~. CORN.T7I - .ITANGF, M0N1)% , /, NAV Having a short supply of Wheat 'this 111011611 Z and many 'buyers at market caused ready sale 'at an advance of front tis. to lOs. per quarter on the prices of this day week.—llarley is 2s. per quarter higher, the supply being very small.—Pean and Beans fully support last nanday's pt iees.---Oats are 1 , . per quarter dearer. _ . Wheat • fel • i. 2 Fine ditto - CO a Rye . II 1 , 1 HAT ey . 24 a Ma.t tb , a 6: I. IVltite Pease - CrtyAse . As - Oats S. a. .Hi a 40 3.1 a 35 3'2 3/ 2:1 a 3: 18 a 3:3 , I. I. Pod Oats - .21 a tty Votatne ditto V7a 31 rine Four a TO second Ott tIl• 60 a db Lire zevil - CI. a to/. e. Red r aver T.)40 a !,$ Ditto I.ng idt .itt White ditto .6 a t 0.5 Tamtp, \Vlltte 10 A 13 Kyr(' rasa pt.r,ii .30 a 56 \ 7T111C1: 01' SEED:. a . slßed and 11reen 11 a 13 Wlthte Mu-tard 7 a lirawis ditto - 1.2 a 115 I C.rraway Scetls tiS :0 i Coriander. cads 6 a It S. S. Ciniste coin 4I a 54 lrrfnil - • 17 491 ean.rY . . le a 50 Oil Coke - Itti. los. AVk,RACE :'RICE OF CORN, I'4.k QUARTER, FOR WELK LNIMAi AI'ILIL 70. Eng'and & Wales. Scotia, England it litalra. Scotland. s. d- ■. d. a. d. o . d. 60 7 - 0 Peons - • 211 7 o 31 7 - to Peru 91 8 o 24 10 - 0 Oarrneal . 64 1 tb 1:1 11 - —. 0 I !leer or Higg Wheat . ftye . . Bar:. y .... 0 - - u Computed I'r the Returns made in the IV evk ending April 27. is 51s. cd. pe cwt. exclusive of the Duty M . I,:ustonis pay.d.de on..in the Importation thereof into I irreat Britain. (I- rum Saturday's London Gazette.) Um AN FRAGE PRICE OE SL(: An, PRIC Souk :E OF MEAT, MONDAY, ♦. d. •. d. veer. . 4 0 a 0 Motion- ♦ U R 5 4 Merl- - o a G • Pork - 4 0 a Lamle - 6 0 a 7 0 Meath ef Cattle at :.mittittal. lAY Beams, .t.a.aat eta; , littp and Lamb* &I S4O Orts . ISO l'is. - • . 41k1 A'fvofut• sod Leadrathan. 414.49! s. d. .. d. Rea. - 3 0 ■ 4 • 10.0t00 - 3 4 a 4 • - 9 443 Pork - - Ya 4 ♦ Lamb - a 6 • HAY AM) STRAW LOAD, L.a d L. s. 41. Average 1.. a. 41. Hay • - 5 11l o :1 rJ 1.1 I, ST. JAMES's. CI", -00011000 —— 000 C •• '2 II 0 t a 6 Huy - • - 1 14 WHFIt!CHAPEL.S Clover - . ( Straw - 0. 5 B e- • 111 0 0 a li IS 0 -- 4 9 0 0 4 0 ——s: f 0 H■y- - - 4 u Clover - 3 0 El•ry - - 1 14 • a5lOO 6'2 6 ci • I s 0 -- 6• o 0a450 -- vim*: OF 30' h Gnod Dregs • :3 0 Yel...re Sts.sp 0 0 Mottled Si 0 rind • 4 0 O Palen S 0 Candi se, per Joy. • 1., 0 I Notliars • James's btarlet Ss. Id. 'FALLOW . S Clare Market os. od. Avt esite is Id. Whitechapel Market Ss. I irr stone of ilb. TA LI.OV. Town Tallow . . 'idiot', Russia • White ditto - Soap ditto - - Melting Ditto Roush (irate, . . • CU from to 1 I. 9. Antigua - 96 1 Brrtwni! Nev. AI Grenada ustov 60 60 4/1•11•All1 1.11 , )-11 SS 11" 0, 1 90 94 fine 97 WO RKENT PILICE• Or !- UGAI Isom tu from to t.Kitt►& Moot. At ICO I Lps brown no ne Tutaiut Bt. Yu' Pt V 3 I Ilne - sosionseac Dcm. so s 7 Sant.tos brsniuo St.Trmodad • 1 , 13 po best 134 140 Vast India -40 70 Pow4iiirioave4t3o Hi Groued 1.1.4 Alt Itambro do. t 3:. ts 9 faces -93 gt, asses 40. 49 UXB& Can herease L. 5. L. a. Wheat, per I ,, ad • 14 oalll.o Beane • liarrley, per quarter • I I a I: 9 ilye - Oats - - . . 1 • a 1 I Prase • IniE. 'a Hatiare—MAY . . 515 a 7 I ,apars . . 10 •a 15 0 Essex - Pit ler. OF HO IN Till Packet*. L. •. 1.. a. hags. . . 6 •• 9 9 n t . Rent F. 01111.11 . L. .. L. r. • 110 a I IS •Coao4 • o 0 a 1 IA I. •. L. a. • ♦ 4• b • 11.• 7 • 7 •a la • PICIOE OF LEA' d. d. I d. 4. Butts, 50 to %gibs each ••19 a I ( top Hides, do 45 to Solbs. It al4 Ditto. 59 to tifs.hs. each 14 a. 5 Coif Anis. SO to 4u bs. - al aCS 11errItatini• hacks - 1;1 a lit ,50 to 7101. c • 91 al7 Dies•ing Hides :1 ato 111 to ',loth*. • IS a 95 Fine Coach Hides • Id al7 Tanned Horse Holes • a Crop Hides, 35 to 4(dbs. rot brns I •eats (tine. and) . di a*i cooing • 10 aIO Large ditto, per dopiest • 100 s. to "111. k, l'Elt Llt. ,W HIDZi. PRICK OF e. d. s. d. s. d. I. d. fleet Heif.ata.Rtews. par at.* •a S 4 l Market Calf each - 0 oa a 0 Middlings 1 •I Id Rea,lialt Horse • • K. t. 11 0 Ordsnsry • • 180 0 0 blirep Skins, Downs . e6a 7 PI FRIDAY; LAT 1. 1:0.11. MARKS:I% Shipsat•Marke , . Ships wed. •. d. s. d. I:.ai 'Newcastle I tS from i 'it 6 a kb Lk I "unklerianal 0 - 6 0 • 0 • Dethered at IS.. advent.. on the above price. PRICE OF STOCKS POR TIIE WEEK. :Monday. Tuesday. Wodnes.l Thurs. 1 Friilsy. turd*, Hank Stock. 262 1 460 , -----11614 261 , S 5 per ct. Heti. 611 60; 0 —6l 1 il 5 penct.Cork C2f, • 411 'f_ll I CY 4 per nt. Cone - A is poi 75 73 ...Sp.ct.N.Arg 954 192 — 1 93 2, N Bank L.AII. Isl. lt. 14 3 i ' 15 i 15 Ar n .:4 4 .An.---.6i) f. —.... I-..--..—._--..-.—.-;--. Irirlss7.:rct. • —9:: : —..—..-1-- - ----. ---• Nita Stock ' ----- ---:, India lionilt z: 6 pin. 6 pm. 1 , S. tilt. Stuck Ex. Dills ...4 6 pm. .I.s 6 pin. Minium ... 181 119; pill. i4t.. Lot. Tie. ------•-; 4:2 i 7s. Cds. for Ac. 0 ifiai Ir, pm. 1 1 4, 3 pm. IVto 6 ra -3----, o pie nl. 181 131 IR4 £44 7s. --..—.--1----.... London Printell tool poltli.lt..tl bV h. 11 R, at No. stl, thancery , 4anc. Float-strtot, atdi forwarded i n to the. Cottatry I. Stoll NI.V/1101r11,Clerksot; . tlic 'Wad.; aatt•BaolaelLera, ties Of `kaataile,c4l.4ll3: eozmattiorter... I. 4. 1J 0 00 0 • y 4 0 . 10 0 . 10 IS It 0 In 6 I' 104