... 1W TA io e a 7 1 On the r4ghbt .f y6eerrday se niniilt, tijehoutse of 3. WU -4 man. Esq. of'Layton, near Waltiahaatow,-was broke opensi ribbed of cotisiacetable property. The robbery was not dis- vered till the family rose the following ?? of Mr. W- dmans iI otires of the names of FMacraft and Wellesly were ,.peeted. a-.d after a minuti search' the greater part of the property was found ...

... J4CCIDEN'I'S, OFFENCES, 4c. 'Nlthbefn.-trVday i-nrrirtg, IriweeR tile hours of twelve. tind -one ,;'cltck, Miss Mary.Ahine Walchrani a feltectable youling woiman4 whob carried OD businees us a dress-amaker in Illno1nt strf et, was barbarously intirdered inl the front room of: be first flrot. The report of a pistol wats heard by the land- ford and othr persoas i- the house where sie lodged, ...

... POLICEB JIOw-SrICEE:T. Go Monday night, Estther El.a Counter, otherwise Se. Jtt- ltnd eorge Htarrison, . Esq. were Nought to t(le Oifice, chargrt writh seiding threatelning letters to, the len. Basil Cochrane, charging hin vviti a high misdemeanour, which is a transportasble offenec, for the purpotse of extorting money from bim. Alis, St. Julian (a very elegant figure ar, prepossessing ...

... LA Wa COURT OP CHANCERY. T-urs2adi , Jug. 26. IA'NKRUPC LAWS.-EXPAIOMR otirn;tE. MBr. Dufrene this dI yvappenred in Court in pr'pnepo.reen a.A was brou.l-t kip bv llbeuit C'orpus fro-i tile Kino's Bele lp lo plead his own cauo-, that fie mit-iht be diseharged from aem. mitment of the Commissioners of Bantkrupt. and otinie a az. se&-r)s of thi commi-mion which w-s iws-lsp Iinht biirr the return ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFINQES, 4c. DESTRUCTIOS OF Si. JoEN's, NETwPOI;DLAND, BY Ft ?? followvin g particutlars arc ?? iii a letter, dated February 2, and brought by the schooner Pike, whictt sailed from thence on the 25th, haviug vith civch difficulty gt clear of the ice:- The fire broke out on the12th of February, shbout eight o'c!ock in the everning, and consumed between 130 and 140 honsL-s.- What ...

... POLI. - Maryl Brown was on ijvlonday broitght before Sir Wmi. Curtis, apon. the charge of havingw attempted to convev to a convict. un- der sentence of death in Newgate,a rope, to aid him in escapinyr. Anne Summers, the searcher of females at Neewgate, swere, that she searched the prisoner on Sunday, in her apprach- it ?? ceaI, and found between her shouiders a rope of lerrzt! aind strength ...

... PPRQVINA(IAL INTEL LIGENC4. A SSIZES. LANCASTE-.OnvoRoa v. a ?? was all actioa to rc- cover damages for a breaichl i aa p uiralse of marriaig,-. Nr. ToeftccoG addrrs'oo tbo pujy. Mra0 the faber of tbi eIlintiltr, *vs a su reoen at eoitii arce; lie diedixi 1810, leavming a widow 'and four clixi'reri. '1r1li plaintili i;,s Itigliy arcola- plishecl. had rrceived a lih'e. al ecuatioxi, and had ...

... POLICT. GUILDltALL. / Onl Tuesdry, - Burki, she ynars old, *vas canrged with as- satltit(g akt a tni~lit thlree Ver.1s (hi, aib loi he beat ill so dreadtlb a 1;,v (dit its lt ie alilteiwi Snmc G ioo! n a ?? t1''o:et by thc i ylttin p ?? iihid oced !inl. to counl vit tie violence with wittci lt~ wvns eli ?? asenauded until the state of the &t Iid b a-oet e amed. Ot Fridat,, a yolmg man of ...

... ACCID NTs, OFFENCES8, 4c. Mionde~ay- ex icy~n an ttrcmpt to set fire to the premises of Mr. Enugliria r, a re speciable cabinet-tarker, re~idintr at Limeholise, was made, far tile purpose of commilotine robbery. Some feliows knockfed at the door, and it r'ired if a person whom tlhey naed ic-bzled liere ; onl tile girl answering in tihe neective, they tlesirrd to ca Mr.Er glrbeiirt himself, ...

... , I., I - - - - ,, . ,, I I I ? ?. T4: I. ? ?Ixp llv?-E.LLjG2yc t. il;A? 4. gh; '.COURT OF XTNG's BENCH, APRnIL Z.. to Ths bei~g th flrlday~of. Eafler Term;, the Jttrd~ea s gn- tookoteir feats 6tithe Bench 'a few niinute~ before one., Above an hour was ocou'pied in juffifying bail. THD DrocTroRAND1 'rTH APOTHEsCARY rd Mr, Ek'SKiN9 nmoved, for leave 'to file a'.ciriminal in- N' be' ...

... LAWY INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING's BENCH, JUmE 4. BROW'N V. ALLEN, and -inoteir : This was an aclion of affault. The plaintiff and bis wife riding in a two-vwieeled carriage on the Cat- fialton Road, were met by thd deCndants, who cas they paffed, made forne indecent re marks upon. Mrs. Brown. Mr. Brown, with becoming- indignation, exclaimed- Irrpertinentpuppies ? They immediately came up,' ...

... L-AW I- ITT? L' E.- COURT OF KING's IW3JNCfIl GUIIDHALL., NOV. I. : Bfer LorcLd Ellelorogs a1d a Sew djuA . RUSSELL ?? SNEYDER. This was an a6bwiU', found4d on a pblicy of infiu: ance, brouglht by the PlDiinf1 ...