... SECJONDA RIES' GOURT-WFRDN)SDAY. [Betore Mr. Secondary Putter.] BARRETT V. TILT. This was an action brought by the plaintiff to reeover the sutm of £V5 55. on a bill of exetbauge Thbe defendant pleaded first, that the bill was never accepted; and, secondly, that the date had been altered, and that it was, tron, that cir- cumstance, rendered au illegal instruanent. Mr. Ryland conducted the case ...

... , I., I - - - - ,, . ,, I I I ? ?. T4: I. ? ?Ixp llv?-E.LLjG2yc t. il;A? 4. gh; '.COURT OF XTNG's BENCH, APRnIL Z.. to Ths bei~g th flrlday~of. Eafler Term;, the Jttrd~ea s gn- tookoteir feats 6tithe Bench 'a few niinute~ before one., Above an hour was ocou'pied in juffifying bail. THD DrocTroRAND1 'rTH APOTHEsCARY rd Mr, Ek'SKiN9 nmoved, for leave 'to file a'.ciriminal in- N' be' ...

... LAWY INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING's BENCH, JUmE 4. BROW'N V. ALLEN, and -inoteir : This was an aclion of affault. The plaintiff and bis wife riding in a two-vwieeled carriage on the Cat- fialton Road, were met by thd deCndants, who cas they paffed, made forne indecent re marks upon. Mrs. Brown. Mr. Brown, with becoming- indignation, exclaimed- Irrpertinentpuppies ? They immediately came up,' ...

... L-AW I- ITT? L' E.- COURT OF KING's IW3JNCfIl GUIIDHALL., NOV. I. : Bfer LorcLd Ellelorogs a1d a Sew djuA . RUSSELL ?? SNEYDER. This was an a6bwiU', found4d on a pblicy of infiu: ance, brouglht by the PlDiinf1 ...

... - COMMON ,COUZV'CIL. Yeflerday a Court of 'Coritmon Council was held at uikhadlat whichtwere prefent the Lord Mayor, t9n ...

... I04Ld BdL.Cr, Frid.yAprl ag. 2komas'Marfin, a genteel looking young man, who was IaAz week fgund guilty at tire 'Middlefex.-api ions, of fkealihg a filver falt holder from the Msfter bf 'the St. James's Cqffee-houfe, was this day tried forpflealing, a filver watch from Benjamin Capper, the ;dLifler of, another coffee houfe, but acquitted rhroughininfflcieniv of evidence. I i A poorJew', aged ...

... LAW INTELL.IGENCE. - COUNT.OF KING'S BENCH, Tu5sDmA, Nov. it. Several new trials were this day moved for, which had been pos'tponed fiom 1 ystediy ; but they were in general such as it is unnetessary for us to detail Those; which are of importance we shall nutice when they come to be argued. ' Yesterday the Lord auvor ordere'd -the price of bread to bei cohtinued. at is. i1d. the quartern loaf ...

... LAWY INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Dtc. Io. P PURCELI. TI. MATNAMARA.h onithe 1iSt day of .Tarna the SOLICITOR GENtTRAL C moved for an Attachmeot agaiinst John Macnarnara, the i3 Defendatit in this case, against Mr. George Farquhar- 0 son, the ostersible Rcpolter of the Procedinags in the x cause,., hich appeared -in The 21or~shn Hribld and c .Mosing Post Newtpapers, and against the ?? Pro. ...

... HORJRiD7- %TJfR.I f Bo ?? A irost desperate and daring 'obberf has,- firsome time past, *inlested the' country iuid.hvatitictter and Arundel; f .he is supposed to have colleaedi coisidrable proderty, as he has broken open a* uiun 'of hddses,' aewe~las$r'orty all de- ft scription of pas'engerk at ''lidtis of'the day, as well - n hitbs~fdp & Ntva ?? &'ah1rtnisg thap 'thed fnbb itants oJ'- , ithe ...

... 1W TA io e a 7 1 On the r4ghbt .f y6eerrday se niniilt, tijehoutse of 3. WU -4 man. Esq. of'Layton, near Waltiahaatow,-was broke opensi ribbed of cotisiacetable property. The robbery was not dis- vered till the family rose the following ?? of Mr. W- dmans iI otires of the names of FMacraft and Wellesly were ,.peeted. a-.d after a minuti search' the greater part of the property was found ...

... IA.ldU ~Z III )1 .'JI ~1 I, ,~ L~I V IIL LAWY INTELLIGENCE. . CCiRT:OF KINW'S BENCH, Thc:s - COCiC v. TODO. The .Plain-iff was' the landiord of a house in West E m'rster, hch he lt to ?? on team. for 2i ve*.s in iO2. At the time of the granting of the i it was andeestood bv the Litndiud that it was the inrz--ion or the Dof ndant, togeiher with his partner, a to use the house as a coal ...

... CONrPENTION IN PORTUCL. -AT- - cl COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL, Oe't 4. A Special Court of Comniion Council of the City of London was held in their Council Room, at Gulldhall this day, to consider of the, propriety of a Petition and Address to his Majesty on the subjedt of the late dir. graceful donvehtion in Portugal. The Rleiuisition, in consequence of which the Court was called, being read, -Mr. ...