... SUYl CO UR 1- j utkrn~lv tlie Julry Court met, Wnd pr 4cdtd to a urn' ti ?? tle issue renmihcd to them hy the Scr.lcd Ditisloil *)f tlo C I t of Sesaion, in the case oj tho Earl ofFiF- i. the tn'stet o rhe late Earl, 1s formerly mentionedl. The (Court wee uc i'd il two o'clock next morning. The Jury found, - Thutit has not hsett pmrven that the deetis under reduction were rend ove., to sa:id ...

... WttRLOiGtVO STPBET. t R5ET. - i jemal Fedor was charged xx jib stealing a ?? lace vil front Miss Ann Neal e, a yaoen~a, athalv i Tidinit in Bri Nic k^I szqeiare. The proseentrix was walking along Great Russel-street, Biooimsbury, onl T'icsilay evening, when the prisoner overlook her, snatched her veil Front libr liead, and made ?? was fully committed for trial. ITATTO-N-GARDEN. On Wednes dav, ...

... ROIBBElRIlt'S, ACCIDENT7'S, LSc. 'Jibe workshops of 17Ilr. Gillbert, coach-malter, L~ong-acre, were robbed of plate glasses ta the amount of near 301. on Sa- tttrdaty night last. it is ?? that the villahis secreted them- cselves at dusk, -previoes to the, workmen leaving oilf. The iarge ,shop dog usually kept thepre for the purpose of preventing str~artiets enitering', bad been ailing for ...

... SECONDdlRZES' OFFICE, March iS. by, Tilt REV3015H5 CA5TLS3TON MILLERI V. SlIR CHSARLES DILL0lV4 HART. nidiA Special Jury was summoned this day to assess the damage .he in this case. he jMr. Serinant B~EST stated, that the plaintift' was a aiost re- on1 spedlable Clergyman, anod the defendant a Baronet enjoying a ~r fortune in proportion to hsis rank. In the year aigod, the plain- tol tiff and ...

... STONE, Manico 2c. r Launcelot Boniface was indicted tcr unlawfully and malici- ously shonting at William Bramwell, at Iulns ri ge Wtells, on h the 5th Iof Oober last, With intent to nmurder him, ac. This case, which h ae ecited particulal interest in th' cottnty, g was expedled to he tried yesterday, but it was tur off uritil to. day, on the absence of some material wirne-srs for the prisoner. ...

... ATWV COURT OF KING'S BDNCI. Satuerday, Feb. 2t2. PrCTUIRE DeVALING-GRAY V. OWYNNAPII. The ArronREY-GrNEeAaL stated, that this was an actions of very considerable importance. Tihe plaintiff was a merchant o eminence ancd affluence, an encounrager of the Fine Arts; and t verv great admirer of paintings, in which lie had expended many tkotisand pounds, and had purcliaied niany picttres of the dt ...

... T)rTklR'VSTllilt ASIRIZV,,?- ?? . . ?? . - .1 V'I~ii ?? L l~. II, IN Xi Is-f~c. - (I Tl'iinmdwv tnoi litlas '18VTholrn a lialloue i, Esq. or (l:1pwit-i, HihSherift of this County, arrived hiere wiha vecry coiisiderhlit.m fluniltict ohis friendis, for tile Ourpose of ?? h s's n after dininig tit dile Genargte Hotel, -.prect'edi xi to incet tf111 Judiize of Assize the Unn. Swiri hjivndY ...

... * EXECT~dY)O CU4SHOIMA 6laismiiiigwv.:Cobmhrn..wis execuited in'Skinner- ifla '? treat;i opposite the'door of Mr.';Bcckwithi'? slmp; ?thii~h - h.ImaIm, ibrcliy n6tcr~d ituunbeo Ite~;u zs the. I idaiiiung: .4itooi d'jI)cie a This Uhfortunqteyouo jaiuln (his a: d.'tld ?ioVappear:o ti ~&d~c~onduct, ~ h~ ra~irnies, an .resig nimn -duhing the piocsioi8 fro gajei'qtO t-0-ifhe C fold, adn theýt .ae ...

... lwhruo)firt Kent gooilro. WISI PRUS-Fd DAY, MARMtc 212. LEE v. IKINA. Thiis was I case of assaidt. -The 0Aaintiff is tlic S)of'r. Thomnas Lee, of this town, attorniy-aft- l tat an i Defendant, Thomas Ikin1, q Magk-s thle I'laintifF, sitated, that cile I'aisitiff' was a yortutt genltleman, and complained of an assault commlrittedi by thle Defendant. Tule PlaintifF, it was true. hndl sulffired ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FfEmwAnY 22. 1 A CONNOISSEUR IN PAINlTING. GRAY V. GUINNAPP. This was an action of rather a sinrular nature, brought to recover from the defendant certain sulim of money paid to bimi by the plaintiff, for paititings alledged to be the productiot)s of allcient foreign masters of celebrity, whereas hi truth and il fact they were Wvllis destitute of merit, anid of little or ...

... IIANTS COUNTY ASSIZES. WINCHE~STIER, JAIICtIi, 1817. The Lent Assizes' for the COUnty corn1-dt Meneed nil 'Ituesday; oil nt tie , and thiie twte fol lising Il days, tile ?? trials tok place. TIhere it-tie na t i is a $tcctal .1r n ca-sesi iis tlie buit itess iii tle 'iavi P)inse Ui Court edus-il timPnTi' tiada 'citntg. 'Dis rettintider of C IIt trie als at tlt(iaiallrto te tiltse at the ...

... PROVILT(IAL JNTELLIGENCE. ASSIZES. Yteas-P. DoVering, alias Dr. Bell, alias M bcateer, was indicted for .issaulttin l Arnle Broadbeant, aged 14, and violating her per- soe. The prisoner is about 54 years ot' ar-e, and we', a relation to the pairenits of the pi O'ecotrix. Ha cailed onl horseback where nbe resided, acd afiet imiposieg ulpon her that sonmethiio was-to. be cotimre Ulieited t- ter ...