... - I MARLBOROUGH{ STREET. The Hon. Grantley Fitzhardinge Berkeley, M.P., and Captain the Hon Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley, M.P., were charged with an assault upon the person of James Fraser, bookseller, of Regent street, the fbrmer by inflicting personal chastisement with a horsewhip, the latter by being present and giving encouragement during the assault. The complainant, Mr Fraser, stated the ...

... LIAMBETH STREET. On Tuesday, among the night charges brought before Mr Hardwick, was a young lady (whose name, in justice to the feelings ofther respectable friends, it is but charitable to withhold from the public) for being found rolling about the streets on the night before, il a state of beastly intoxication.-A policeman deposed to having taken the prisoner to the station-house for ...

... GUILDFORD, AuG. 2. STREETEN, CLERK, V. BLAcK.-This was an action of libel, brought by a clergyman of the church of England against the editor, publisher, and regis.. tered proprietor of the Morning Chrronicte. Mr Thesiger, Mr Platt, Mr Channell, and Mr Chambers were counsel for the plaintiff, and the Hon. Mr Law, Mr Adolplhus, and Mr Steer were counsel for the ?? Abinger: Is there no means of ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, Ac. FORGERY ON THE BANK.-The Directors of the Bank of England had an investigation on Tuesday into the circumstances connected with the transfer of a large amount of stolk under (as alleged)a forged power of attorney. The patty implicated was in custody, and acted as an executor or truste under a will. The amount stated to have been sold out is between seven and eight ...

... MIANSION HOUSE. On Tuesday last Mr J. H. Garnier, of Cecil street, Strand, a German gen. tleman, made an application to Sir John Key, who sat Alderman for the Lord Mayor, on behalf of a number of his fellow-countrymen who have been sent out of Switzerland, in which country they had settled, under circumstances of a very distressing and harassing nature. Mr Garnier stated, that the indivi- ...

... I ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, tic. EXTENsIVE ROBBERIES.-Three robberies, of a more mysterious nature than any within the last twelve months, have been perpetrated at the west end of the town, took place between the hours of one and seven on Friday last, at Nos. 55, 56, and 57 Baker street, Portman square, the former of which mansion is in- habited by his Excellency the Portugiese Ambassador and suite ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, 0c. THE FATAL STEAM BOAT ACCIDENT.-An inquesthas been held before W. Baker. Esq., Coroner, at the Sun, Gun-dock, Wapping, on the body of Mary Ann Crannis, aged 33, the wife of MrJoseph Crannis, who was drowned on Monday week, by the Enterprise, Hull steamer, suddenly going on, and swamping the boat in which she was about to leave for the shore. Our readers will recollect ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, sac. ELOPEMENT.-On Wednesday afternoon, between two and three, several young ladies, from the ages of sixteen to twenty years, belonging to a ladies' finishing academy in the vicinity of St John's Wood, Regent's park [North Gate Housej, were indulged with a promenade in the Zoological Gardens, Regent's park, for the purpose of amusing themselves in viewing the beauti fil ...

... COURT OF, CHANCERY, WEDNESDAY. The Lord Chancellor, at the sitting of the Court this morning, said it would pfrobably he convenient to the Bar if he stated the arrangements preparatory to the closing ofthe Court for the vacation. It seemed, from the state of the paper, that the whole of the pressing portion of the business, including the lunatic petitions, could be disposed of in the course of ...