... POLICE INMELLJGEIACE. MANSTO N- 101'SE. T'Gna DANOBROUS Seven hit, es5EL.- ronsO- quence of the accidents which have lately occurre d on the hames en account ef the lapid rrrovements of the steam vessels up and do n the river, the Loan MAYOR summoned before him, in his private room at the Mansion-house, the water.bailiif, the harbour TmTaster, and the other authortties coinnected with that ...

... LAW NOTICES.-T.u's DAr. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-lNN. Sittingsat ttenf. In re Dyneley, lunatic petition by ?? Chambers, In the natter of Chamber-, bankrupt petition' part ?? v t1kelts, motion for ?? v Walton, motion for judgment. CounRT OF KING'S BENCH. Sittings at half.pnit nine, ?? Comi j~mta.RItlitchlcock v Seguerrs-Moore V Hart-Scrivenler v VorleY and another I-wnororevbSobirohe ...

... CE. , (N'TRIL RIMJINAL COURT.-TUE£RDAY. OLD) COVET. ' Before thle F ciii it ol.]1 Tlulst'ss lsroiml, egds 353, a soldier, was indirted for tin Itssetilt 0f1, tin farnoitts onto ire upon U wel le n Israel, his ownv dlaughter, uniter the agte of tenl yeats. 'Ilie c!hildj lppemessd to have been grossly neglected. She fimd never leen at aI ptlic of w~orship , nor at school since she wias five ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-S.ATURDAY. I [Blefore Mr. Baron Butt i, nnd \lr. Justice Coi.EniioiE. *11) C OURiT. A-eisi Poore, aged 65a is as indicted for having mnlicionsly and feloiioiusly used a certain inlstirilument, with intent to pro- CUMe the tniscarriage of Mlary Aim Preedy.-A second anl third count chirrccl her *with udiliinistieriig certaini mixtitrer ae d ineticilles for the sanic ...

... INSO 1.iVENT LDiF B TOlRS' COURT. John le I'teotre an, nosti ce liad been before the(! Court on t ceveiml occasiunq, cainn i:p yestenlay ior tiiial adjudication. I le was opposed by Mr. \Woaltoll) rF,; on the part of it cre- diloi nmeieil Ciopper; ancd ws osupported by .tM. CoOK. 'I'he illsolv clit ladi been a ?? awill omilsioll mIerchant, cail yieg oL ii iiuisnetn rI Piiill : ie had beenu a ? ...

... I COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 22. MARTIN V. BRtOOKE.-This was an action for infringement of copyright.- The plaintiff is Mr Martin, the eminent painter and engraver, and the efen- dant is a printseller. The action was brounht to recoyer damages from the defendant, for bavin exposed to sale and heo d pirated ?? f The Faintif engravings of 1 Beshspzsar's Feast, The Deluge,an Te alof ...

... LA J F INT,';'LLIGENCE. COlPiIT OFCIA CI. roao. i~altI N li I1 IN' StO untkiatrt heo- nrri~ 1~ n.tt'ur0,1 bv ic~ (r'mtl jot thle ?? thy cot. o ?? 1i l' alnotenthat lie lid not * our itil ATn Ir of l.ankrn,'jtc%. i this thime thie couniifron, iti~ r~3 and thle Lords Colin tis- PpI '1 I ti ?? ' ,'.r''orred; IItA~ udaei cirI0 Il Vi';C iilrarue Nilil ' % ' ii i. VAI ON. (,rC I In ?? rr, d li% ?? ...

... LA TV INOELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY-TnURSDAY. Mr. Basil isentagise was this morning cailed to take his satt wtthln the Da'r, as one, ?? reutisel. IS'XIAP'A55 C t1AN11191155t\ IN' u CAARSl~RS. Mr. TsistFca, us thet sou] or the petltiontie, continued his argument in this case, and rarsile ded at great length that Mr. Chambers had inot acrgitisced in tie ?? Ini such at manner us to estop his ...

... MANSION HOUSE. On Saturday a young man, namied Octaisi~S SzaitA, was brought before Alderman Lanmson, in the custody of Daniel Forrester, the officer, charged with having conmmitted an extensive forgery upon the bankink-house of Messirs, Stone, Mlartin, and Stone..-The evidence proved the charge fully. The'sunm was 4001. In consequence of some important. matters being romised to be brought ...

... DRALn , JL:Sr 2:1.-Wind W'.S.W-Arrived the lion Giovanwi. l1lqonu, Charles, Mifiw., and Michael, Brooks, from ' Tahbigo; MAI-I Bell, from .Newvfoundlaid Alexanildr, Nichol, from WVaterford; i;H W'ellinglo, 'l'homas, fromn Newcastle alnd Ciarente.--Arrived fromn the River and remain, the Xansittart, Marqjiiss, for Madras> Otier lih, Hloyt, for China arid Elm (irove, Williams. for Livi:rpool.- ...

... LA If, 'D'0Yi.--hus DAY. _ ?? Cotrtr OF CHANM ERIY, LINCOLNSISNN. Sittings at ten. Anre [eaire the Lnwu C~amt111iOERS nni eii Aadretq v Walton, for judgmentlnl re AWN% IlutI, o etitvL - .nJprtt Ch ambers In re Chambers, ?? Pjrtitun-Bodcnhai;. v [Q~cs by' order. COURT OF~ XIXG'S BENCII, ttilrg at halfturt aloe. a' Marsijill-'rourrier v GraY(-Holdwowrth va Hlitchinson-ilitth. Cack v Segueira. ...

... LA V IVNI'TELLIGENC'C. -4- COURT OF KING'S BENCIL.-FntLD.%Y. [Sittings before Lord DovtatiN and Special Jtrnae.1 'rats StING ?? o'CO:..IAN rI..tiON. itir. PLATS' v ith nhom s rwa4 Pt. 15 LLcr.I) stated that thi. wvas ai indictruslit ngaisist tho defeodait for IL Most Wolnloll nlod 1ggroMvntel ssasult committed by him onl the person of iMr. \'igley, owe of tle1 attorines of this court. It tite ...