... - ?? talo ynteit, ence. I I- sio jrAT2RFORD -ssIZf S, March 11, 1814. dis * CITY COURT. eff tht BDd rct , 'IISt rX aznd HAu.co, xagainst rOwE wa and Co. ha, . efore a Special Jury. ;ta This case, eiciusive of its intrinsic weight. is ou richly entitlerl to'the deep consideratiol of.ali trao. di( erL, but tore pirticulaily of those conceirned in the fri c- cctn busaies', iti will be found to ?? ...

... porhooire Xanuna# MY#- GUILDHALLI Jor r2Stis. tb Mr. SFRJEsNT MARSHALL presided at the Gouildhall. o His lordship in his charge to the Grand Jury, observed that the calendar for the city was, relatively considered, niruch heavier than that for the county.-After some brief observations on the other cases in the calendar, his Lordship adverted to the case of the two persons In charged with the ...

... 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, ...

... -0 0 STCkJOIBIWVGA FJUD.W On Toesday the SitbZeottmittee 9ppointed nie'r into the- late ?? bhietinrt' rilatini- to-the death oF B13aparte, made, their reporL to the StIck Exchange Rt large. A table was placed ir, (he ctnlte of the honse, and four of the C incoitee eilaced Ihemklen v3 on it. - c. Lt- rencvereid the~Reporl' whic after a concise e- ordium 'If the tnoives Which indued the ...

... ICCIDEesm, OFFENCES, 4C. ALARAIr;N FIS5 r,1 SoiUrHWTAnkt.-9:nday eVeuiTg, shtorily afiter seven o'cloek, a se-btroke forth^ in ?? sttar ' Mills of Mr. Liityard, in South-anrk snear the bank 'fithe Thameu, and within a feq bidiuirigs to ibe %ve4t of Si. Mar r Overy's Dock, which created for snnie houts it dreadfisla tr, As the dn4k of t-le evenisg inereasedr the sky hecanie rusroe ani mnore ...

... OLD BAILEr-FsB. 19. William Sturmans was indicted forretting fire to a house'be t tenanted in Half-Moon Street, Piscadi1ly, with intent to de- n j fraud the Globe Insurance Company, with whom his furniture was insured, to the amount of 150d01. Mary Wright, the first witness, dosed, tatshelivedser- ,ant with the prisoner, at No. 9, Half.Moon Street, Picca- dilly. Hie had a wife and child, and ...

... LAW Ir L'LUlt.GX 'CItI. ; 'COI'fTO (OF I..i NCEIRY, 5it't1t 5. imz, i-GA t. {,i !: t'.I V.41;.LiNI. vSir 9aMrisr [Lo~s@m:LLY- n lutirued' this caise; in ivhich Idis Lotrhiip iLa heten p'casLe'l to exIIfLt! it t3b e hs.~0tailliOl, that, till thU trntS of' thre mntradicorj0 charges niade hy thl partics ag.aain;t each ot!eir couli be intq'ied into aud ascertained, the cuilt!v olt' the eldeat ch ...

... I1;K IAJI2I. ZIG.EIT. CW;L`.i OF CHlAMrPfiT, SATURDAwY, N i.:e, Fltn 1.04D CHArt i I [,OR ;aul this %v:; a F£ fi C by) V'.riintill rgpti'rt tht KKVCUfCsr9 (If the Inre Mr. C . I rtin--r anCCn,It (if ithe prrrflI' of the 1( TiCe of Dctst' Il7lt it! it ralt 0or gt-t Rt'itd tirhat '1 ic t~tlefi t Ue Iliirtiff an'l Mr. (Cichett. tie Ill 'mit ,I 'II ir t nC lII, it yv~ari, hevio enitil ed toa ni ...

... PO L I C . nt PuBL.te-orFec7, BOIv sTRF r.-(UNi0rWo% t.-AX question nII ca*me on to he hear. yesterday mornitrg Ihl ore Mr. Birnie,. c. in which the s :fety of tie palblic and the dealers in gunpoliwder pI are m-laterially intcr-ste. Theli. AtA of King William, in-!er which tih complaint was brought, remrsrias the depositiia of Ja qluantitiesof gunpowvder witlitt three nilles of the City of ...

... 0OlD Dt[, EY, JTan. is. JA M F.S U A IIIU N .1 x1 rrs Clii r MtC117VFRS re i! .1'ictrd on suti iion of havine sri? :i thibce plank! of malialog.ny, and t,.ii bed fi!lilrs, Vxtitl 'L thle property of Willi-a Dawes, on the 23d of November. Ihe fac's vwIhic Ivete collecai.! from the tc~stislndly of :everal v.'itnirsSeS ;ve theaNi :-wr,. I)axss, : rinir netcitts hav-r ing wisiedl the ar; iclos it ...

... COURT OF CHilANCERY, MARCH 10. GALLINI V. GALLPSI. X The motion in this case, by which th'e Defendint, f Mr. Gallini, sought to have his tweo children delivered over into his custody, standing over to this day, the mo- ther, accomp-inied by the children, and alho the other .i pal ties interested, .att nded in Court. c Sir S1i;NWEL RoMmL y stated to his Lordship, that tl he understood an ...

... p u L lid E. I . _ .. rTO q- G.Vn EN-' Mr. NV I. ti t ELLiS. of tVlizaheth- c ills poild-rarud 'appearul yesterday to, a summons at C :ftg iiE''ilr ~Alorgan, a hIrer, charged with detaining a i unml Ind do;, the pi opsirty of the comuplainant, in his pos- . putting a collar wvitli his naiiieand achiress romnn! the a :ik, aiid refusillg to dieliver heim. up when-- applied tc. f nipfainant ...