The the Reorder merous beneh of _ ing from the dwelling-house of Robert Rarisford, Esq a gold watch, and various other articles. The prisoner, who -.Tali an np, bolsterer ' being employed to take down a bed in the prosecutor's ou hse, took-an opportunity of stealing the watch, as well as other articles of value. Gaiity, Death.--George Brown and John Brown Ni•ere indicted for assaulting Anthony Rich, Esq. on the King's highway, ita robbing him of a watch, two seals„ and 51. in Bank not-es, on ,Sat'u'rday the 4th of November, wherp returning with ano ther gentleinnu; Mi. Walley, in a chaise from Hendon. Both Mr. Rith and Mr. Walley were positive as to the prisoners being two opt of three men who stopped and robbed them—Thomas May hew, the head of the ClerkenWell patio!, deposed, that he was in a lane, Wasting to 'HOrnmey, about six o'CloCk in the evening of the 11th of November, with several assistants. They there discovered three Men, two of whom they apprehended. In the pocket of one of them, George Brown, be found a leaded horse-pistol. The two BroWns were conve ed to Clerkenwell watch - house, the third man made his escape . e two prisoners strongly asserted their inno cence. The Jury, a er two hours consideration, &vatted both the prisoners, who are, kowever z detained as rogues and vag,ittoads. BURGLAR lES - Yesterday, Thos. Halley vras•gapi; ally indicted for breaking into tile dwelling - house of P. Gibson, the landlord of the Red l Lion Ta vern, Patticoat-lane, on the 13th Nov. last, and stealing thereout a coat of the value of 9s. Guilty, Death. John SMith, 'James Rider, and John Ourliam, were tried on an indictinent charging them a burg:ary in the house of John Whittle, at St. Mary's, Whitechapel,' and stealing thereout six pair of shoes. The' prisoners were tiegnitted of the capital part of the charge, but found guilty of the larceny. :Henry Holmes and S,liiinel Bird were indicted for stealing a piece ot printed cotton, valne 40e. from the shop of Messrs. Taylor and rfavis, linen-drapers, in Oxford street. Hohnes was seen to r a in and bring the cotton out and give it to Bird. They were b'utind guilty, but not eagitally. - 'The trials at the Old Baily have been generally quite destitute oi fiitenest. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP KW Or'S BENCH.—SaTtiRwAY. As e sain.T.:—.lll4walus r. DICEZON• This was an actinnto recover damages for an assault brought by the Plaintiff, who is a part owner of the vessel Eugeinia, against the Defendant, who is the Captaln of the same vesiiel. It appear ed Vu evidence, that the parties at the tinte of the assault, wete both on board the vessel, which was then in the harbonrof Malaga, on the 28th of October, 1815; about eight o'clock in the evening Defendant came ,pn board, upon which the Plaintiff advised him to retire to his cabin, instead of doing which, he said he would first flog one bf the boys. The Plaintiff remonstrated with him, in reply to which remonstrance, the Defendant knocked him down and called for pistols to shoot him. The mate however had, se creted the powder. The Deiendant then went on deck with cut lasseS in his fitted, and wanted to arm the men. The Plaintiff in the mean time bailed a vessel lying near for a boat to take him away, which was sent him. As he quitted the ship the Defendant got a musquet, and pointing it at the boat, threatered to fire if they did not come back. They did not, and lie pulled the trigger several times, but the piece fortunately missed fire. 'ln conse quence of this violence, the Plaintiff was obliged to incur.consale rable-expenee in coining to England in another ship. These facts being proved, a verdict was fonad for the Eaintiff. Damages, 6601., cost 38. DEC. 7.—nnunY V. MOORE. This was an action against Mr. Moore,. Member for Coventry, for having enclosed soma land on.Hailley Green, Middlesex, con trary to the right of commona , re long enjoyed. ThiS right having been clearly ma d e ou t, thi.j'Jury returned a verdict of—One Shilling damages—Costs forty shillings. COURT OF CHANCERY, DECEMBER 7. The attention of the Court was occupied Tuesday and Wednes ''dar, in hearin g 'Counsel on both sides relative to th' contempt of Court of Charles Henry Baseley and otticrs j in 'carr:lins off and son index intended ihortly L. ~ and . acquainted with 'era' distinguished 'noblemen, With *horn he s accustomed to associate .on the most Itteniate terms. Instead of that, his .father was a crer'gyinan not of very high reputation, his character having been tainted with Rime circumstances of public notoriety; and so far from being in 'affluent circumstances, he was now living as a dealer in pictures. The son had no means of his own, and no expectation whatever.-- FThe Lord Chancellor this day said, that looking at the whole cir cumstances, he could not but regard this as one of the coolest con. tapiracies he had ever witnessed ; and as such he thottld not eon ceive he disharged his duty, if he did not hand the matter over to 'the Attorney-General, to be by hitu proceeded in as he should think prOper. The whole of the parties are to near in Court on Mon day next. —The property of the young lady amounts to betweca :1 - 0001. and 60.001. per annum. . . . .- . 797 TIM NATIONAL REGISTER: DEC. 10 .. . - 003 DAIL 'T. . 4 marrying Miss Wade, a *aril of Chancery.—lt appbars that at the • , 1 commencement of the transaction, young Baseley represented himself to Mr. Brneghton, guardian to Miss Wade, as the son of a The Sessions 'commenced on Wednesday, before the Lord Mayor, clergyman Of high reputation-, to be possessing a large and inde; the Recorder Mr. Justice Le Blanc, Mr. 'Baron Wood, and a nu- pendent f ortune; to b e ent i t l e d to a b aro netcy, which be intended merous bench' of Aldermen.—Robt. Parsons was indietd for steal- shortly to assume.; and to be acquainted with several distinguished ing from the dwelling-house of Robert Riyasford ! Esq a gold no bl emen, 'Win Nhom he was accustomed to associate on the most INDIA SHIPPING. The following ships have been timed as follows by the Court of Directors : St. Helena and China.—Cornwall, Capt. J. R. J. Teuissant, to be afloat Nov. 18, to sail to Gravesend Nov. 30, to stay there :30 day*, to be in the Downs Jan. 6. Madras and China,—Regent, Capt. P. Ripley; Wexford ; Fort William ; Elphinstone, Capt. T. Haviside ; to be afloat Dec. 16, to sail to Gravesend Dec. 30, to stay there 30 days, tole in the Downi Feb. 5. St. Helena and China.—Lady Castlereagh; Cambridge; to be 'afloat Dec. 30, to sail to Gravesend Jan. 14, to stay there 30 days, to be in the Downs, Feb . 19. _ _ _ Madras and Beng.ll.—Warren Hastings, Capt. T. Larkins ; Asia, Capt. H. P, Tremenheere; Marchioness of Ely, Capt. B. li.ay'; to be afloat Jan. 15, to sail to Gravesend Jan. to stay there $O. days, to be in the Downs March 4. direa.—Earl of Balcarras,. Capt. W. Donaldson ; Surat Castle; Solebay Castle ; Windham ; Marchioness of Exeter Capt. T. (iii- . pin ; Hugh Inglis ; to be afloat Feb.l3, to sail to Gravesend Feb. 27, to stay there 30 days, to be in the Downs April 4. ' Madras and Bengat.—Pbainix, Capt. J. Pyke ; Prince Regent, Capt. T. Harris ; to be afloat Feb. 13, to sail to Gravesend Feb. 27, to stay, there 30 days, to be in the Downs April 4. CrFan and Bengal.—Astell ; to be afloat March 13, to sail to Gravesend March 28, to stay there 30 days, to •be in the Downs May 3. SI. Helena and China ' —Lord Lyndoch, Capt. J. Crichton ; t o b e afloat N0v...25, to sail to Gravesend Dec. 5, to stay there 23 days, to be in the Downs .Tan. 6. Ditto.—Coldstream ; to be afloat Dec. 30, to sail to Gravesend Jan.ll, to stay. there 30 days, to be in the Downs Feb.l9. Ditto.—Providence ; Sovereign ; Barkwurth ; to be afloat Jan. IS, to sail to Gravesend Jan. 28, to stay there 3J days, to be in the Downs March 4. Madras and Bengal.—Larkins ; Lord Keith; to be afloat Jan. 29, to sail to Gravesend Feb. 7, to stay there 33 days, to be in the Downs March 13. Bingal.—Lady Campbell; Mangles ; Batavia; Ann ; to be afloat March 13, to sail to Graxesend March 23, to stay there 30 days, to be in the Dosvng April 28. 80, ay.—Benson ; to be afloat March 13, sail to Gravesend March 23, to stay there 30 days, to be in the Downs April 28. ' BUONAPARTE'S ARRIVAL at Sr. lIELENt. Further particulars of Buonaparte's arrival at St. Helena have reached town from that island, to the 2c2d of October. On the 16th of that month, his Majesty's ship Icarus arrived there with the first tidings of Buonaparte's downfall, of his being a second time saved from punishment, and of his destination to that island as a place of confinement. The inhabitants naturally were struck with no small degree of *urprise. It was of clurse learnt at the same time, that a very considerable addition would be made to the population