... Cti AI! GFi1 FO ?? I .I.-VIEsItrd a Y . T. D'litie, who w51 it't iii 'iturdisy i Itireed Upon su-pietorl of htav'in g forged tille tic- iti ceptanie for Jith) of Sir. John Peter Zuliueta, an enminetitt 1~panitthl nierchtant, residing in Ixn tian-tet e bioxicflit bi lore Alderman KFILT Y for re-exiianti~tiion.ot Mt r. ltie-a, the solicitor to the committee of bankera ?? preotection a gainst ...

... CORONER'S INQUES'T- Yesterday afternoonan inquieition itas taken before Mr. Payne, tile coroner, and e very respectable jury, at the watch- holse of Far'ingdon %sard within on view of the body of Robert Beach, aged ;lq yters, whose death l as alleged to have heen caused by a violent blow hie receised fronik Robt. Storey, a porter in Newgate.niarket, 'Iihe accused party was remanddl fronm ...

... MAGISTERIAL DISPUTES AT SUIVDER- LA ND. at SJND, Aucoi'sr 2B.-During K lst week minch ex- ('iteitent Was producer! in Sutndertatrrl ady a report being spread tirrit the municipail rights of the herorugii were anealldied by tre rejection of the (Corporation Act Amendiment Bill In tbiII I luse of lords ; wnich report was corirlered to bc cOn- frirmed by thiee of the magistrates having refused ...

... ASSIZE INT1i LLIGENCE. N.. I till CIi; t l 1( t I i-L.iN isrLEt, TuIiD.Y. tiilore M t. Ju iee ('iti Fonll, andl a Special Jury.] IIOF 01MNI.TATUi 5[1 L . IVwIAlilt I is%.1 iSanI( tll *j lilt by !le pl;altiflfAd. iln iaI i't Ik li IIto o0tain ?? sion ii tele delciladorit ,1f l:id right as 1, a tt lao% of vri co o , l,.llit pleopuly, to 1e!, h thle illa- ti rd,; 1!!.cetl d ?? tle nih ci li Mi. ...

... COR ONERS' INQUESTS. TIHE LATE FATAL STEA1i-13()AT ACCIDENT.- AlDlOlURNED INQUEST. YX eirdny an ridjourned inqirest is ts held] before Mr. W. Ca'rter, ic noro ner for Surrey, and a respectable jury, at tire Globe public-house, 6lobc-stairs. Hotherhitthi, on the body y of lhointas (Callaghian, arged 21, who vrS iirownred on flh, I evening of tile 21it of' AugtA, by it Iwat in WhIRl lie hers ...

... (;U ILI)IIALL. Yesteiday -.r. *1 ohni l)icas attendted before Mr. Aldermati Birchi on ?? of a client named Lion ibnho hal been sitni niiotied to ains te -lip Compliint of Edwarsl I lurley. for refus- tag to pay him ±U, .beiig the amount of a bill intrusted to hiss to lie (blis()oii inted. Nr. D)1 As s' al Ili client ita. in the country,b'ut he helievess he cotihl di.pose ot fhecoirnplaint by ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIO.\S-ThI 1t:'& ?? ru ir, ri fali ?? To af on ?? rrtr beizLh, ron,' 11, PI'oiiill, l..TI , Imaittri-Iitisri') Crilini I' thle lI 1 I 'l ?? , ?? 51L' ~~ ~~ rint% ttr iuOrur, ilt i - Tile ?? I ?? I Ii. tire volor ?? ~ ~~,ri id ?? 0151 thurt f1 Ir Tile' rrrfl* jull IrTi ri rOh, o iitc0 litni, M. I, r fi. iii i'the' rr rsrrhr if thr' C('rit reli. e tot to thle j nexprenielielo of ...

... POLICE INTE LLI(s-ENCE. M ANS IODN-.10 VS ?? tine of the mnagistrates for the coultY' Of' Ient havinga Miiten a letter to thle Lord AiaYrit' informing tis Lordship that a soldier lied, in enl affray at Stone, ini thle neighbourhoodl itf Daniford, stabbed a man w%,ilt hi- bayonet, and afteriwariis taken up his abode in tile city of London , an(d requesting that, its the %souneled persoin was ...

... (ON ' ,EI:S' INQ(;ESfTS. On Thursday afternoon Atn inquest wa ed ttesino the Leibeck'k; Ilea, in Iiigh~streE~t, Shadwell, belore Mr. Ba4tk erlte coroner, and a highly resipectable ifiry, on the oyo Smanoll Cochran Wsloi Eqof A bton-plaee, Iliac kfitirs-brilnoe, faged 412 years ,which was founld floattflg l~i 1mm' i Weln~litY mornii g f Sliadwell dock. Msr. JTohn .ltiiias Ta'ylor, a crial ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN TOOLEY STRtEET.-The vicinity of London bridge at the entrance to Tooley street was on Tuesday morning the scene of a most destructive fire. The very extensive newly-built premises of Messrs Wilson and Co., tea dealers and grocers, which have their foundations in Tooley street, and are carried up to a great height, so as to form a conspicu- ous frontage in Duke street, on a ...

... BOW STREET. Considerable dismay was on Wednesday excited in the F division of the metropolitan police force by the discovery that the money, amounting to nearly 200, intended for the payment of the men of the above division, had been stolen. The money had been deposited in the usual place for its reception at the station-house in Bow street, at a quarter to one o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT. DOE DES!. TATHAM V. WRIGHT.-This noted will case came on for trial at Lancaster on Tuesday, in the shape of an action of ejectment by the plain, tiff, Admiral Tatham, to obtain possession from the defendant of his right as heir at law of very considerable property, to which the latter had suc- ceeded under the will of Mr John Marsden, late of Hornby Castle, near Lancaster. ...