... POLiCE R1I7 ELLJGENC'. 1 0g _ ?? 'THEi Blect llY Al xI1'ItF HO E Oil 1111' ?? MZ. W VI Ic'i'r glorxy at thle hoiivce' il ?? thle ?? JTolin Adolphus lil &ight, yt Pod-i te li ?? U i rev, Nas brought f toiv. ard for finol exanlmaioj~ I lie lies' Al'. VI -light ttouenil, and jdenfiiteli a golf watpIi, five geld scalls, a ?? kntte. anq ottiet urti- cles of jeisi'lery', togetlier i-.ib a palir ...

... CORONER'S INQUENT. Ari rir rat,,; -i tic it A ' t -~ti (tnf r ?? o, tivrd: III ilnqucst sits I, Id-it flip tuil ing lltrou '(as cii, Dilrke-stiroct, 6r',sr anrri 'ginar, befre'ir ?? rrqIlifg, onra aini' uf' tthe btrdy of' 13i idigit Mal y (orrirlwly, lbe 1 hrto fe~trm i'd - hreLfH l)y swi'riiowiing a quantiity of arsic-ii', under tiic follfuw~- Ar. Mi'anlry Sr rarts'v, (it' No. 7, Qaieo-air ...

... ENS'!'1 vJ7 FILWl 0X) U 7 IIE IHITCENl r'-SEI- ^( 1E uA .51 i1' .II) AN .llD (IU. L adL week at rmtem dwuin g ailtesi pt to IniOnf ;qore at geerical caligi of gitirk. ii Iiell had bee-u 1siippe.I itt C,;t;p~iualli a111 Itot 'Iratiwlr i. ?? bly ti sotf~i- 11LExce-iihoe, wao- leti-tI diith hi-er 1aadt1-r sety rxl eerilt rytim-ot ,t; Imttv-. It ?? that tite Fri-nch scouitiot.t Lairl' 11.1Iitil ...

... LA W AN TELLiGEA'CE. COTI'RT OF CIIANCERY-;\lensc'r. [Before Sir C. lc ty, and Sir J. BvzsANQur r Lords (omrmisio.wers.] ILO \N (. ?? It1 ?? Ihis saZ an appeal fiom a ?? Of the \ice-Chati- c'IIor, ?? 0 it it serw of 4 ,0(O, bfqueathcII b\ Mijorilomne, in ItSia tohibrotlier iuJ si ter iu Enginand was not lit ble to the paymitent of the legar y duty in E' ngland. Tte sole question at issue was, ...

... COURT OF ALDERMENS. lifter Yesterdtay very great interest ivaq exerted by the Proceed- tell, iugs Iit, ?? Uourt of A ldvrrnmie, ws icli wis cross tied below tie lbar tile noment t ha doors were operiedi. ~utjiog tle, PPY wihoir of tlic tiisesaiort there were sevenrteenr Aldermsen pre. ,as sent, anid that nrumtber wit, incre~aled by two befire thle Court say, bioke up. THiE GOWN OF ilASSISIHAW ...

... LAWV NOTiCES.-Tais DAr. V'lCr-CnANCELLOR'.S C(O RT, LINCOLN'S.INN. ri- ?? t -- ' . I - ?? I' ! a-. t t t: :- 1 ;. \, ?? ?? , , ?? :, itt I \ ialn ,ft ?? i I ?? .: ! 1' Ca' 315. 1, tftiler l,,iitii, ,, *, ,; alletitilin3 v conint. t ita a flt at, par. heard-' 'llitis a Co.linii -At ?? St. Pau!'-Lleceh a- Viav--Fla~shinan v Prsit~tjn Gl~v-N- Noo A nirr --the Slicito ?? ; the 'ayor .1 B.ath-:i ...

... LA W INITILLICGENCE. COURIT OF CHiANCERY-MoONDAY. The Lords Comninioinrtr , Sir L. Satiil)wEr.X and Mr. Justice BOSAxi:QUFT, *I gigrd all diyv il the private-roomn hea!,ring the ease V.;. ?? ?? pa'tly heard there on SSaturday. ROLLS' COI. IrF -ONDAY. His l[ouoau the MAIA'rr.lt of thu rie, atr tahiugnuetions, vas engaged during thle rema nader of tie day in llenii ig thu conciueion of the ...

... AN EARsTHQUJA~rE.-The Neapolitan Gazette of the 7th ult. has the fol- lowing. In the middle of the night of the 12th ,ilt. a strong shock of an earth- quake was generally felt in Calabria Citra; this was followed at intervals by ten other shocks; some also were experienced on the following days. In the midst of these commotions, Castigliom, a commune in the district of Cosenza, was levelled to ...

... GAi 11A WICII PET2TY SESSIO.NS-Tu}ESAY. [Befote Crnomv.amy ?? LVq. aud a Bench of A1 agistrate.s.] EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT. cstetardly 3.1l. James Botlficial, a gentleman of indepen- dent property, was broughit betore the magnt.tiates, clmirged v fth cstnmiting a brench of the pence and tareatening tie le of Alis E.ziher I lolnes, a maiden Lady iesiding in V'aik- Street, G iecrwielh. It ...

... MJANSION-HOt SE. Mir. Christy, of the firm of 'Christy and CO., hat-mantififac. tnrers, applied to the Lord Mdayor for his Lordlsiip's advice under the tollowiag ?? :- By inforrnation, Messr6. ChristY and C o. badl -ascertained that some ulnprincipled persons, who had pirated the form It and s~ilip pliaced in hits of their manufacture, wvere making P' and aentling abroad, 1larg parcels of lats ...

... LAW NIOT! CES.-Tais DJAY. t~ itt 0;1' O' ,CirTANC RY, I.INt70t.N S iNN ?? v Rutlhert, petition ?? Ile--Exltarte licee, ill the itter of Terry. Ibankrolt 'petition to be ?? ?? v Iey- tti4'ii 'ItO,:i, it)' ?? v W%'ot .n by oraler-crtsose v War- r,.! ?? r ia lige, two ptiti y order, Lb.YATIVi ?? re Hkrr, exparte Salt--I- re Stahr, ex- piorte Gerdon.-- In e Hill, exparte J uows- lit tu tie Sallie, ...

... SECONDAI RES' CO(C'11 '-TtPISDAY. [ifefore J. Po*ii, Est., Secondury.] ClIIDS lMI ?? tlRlO ?? I his vw. s an aectien lirought to recover ti lim ot rN. being for halt a year's rent of premi-es in ? ove-lane, City. The ease was one of cunsitiscrble intcrest, as it arose from the effect of the new ilaproves ent. itt the city, anti there ore Many other similalr cases. The defence was, that the pre ...