... LAIJ7 PIOCRflDINCS. NEWvTON r. G5sNsLI-W..e-W are induced to prefent our readers vwith ain extended report of this particular trial, becaule in a dcgree we view it a% extremely ritn portant to the iitereft and property of the fair tradef- marl, as, by a legal decilion, proteaing his latrour and iurrertiror a-arrift the rrrijchirervurs arid wanton efforts of the libeller, maked under the t ...

... I AIVsivN- HoLsF.-Yefterday John Tenant, who had been twice privatetly examined beforc thc Lord Mayor, on the charge of robbing the compting-houfe of his late mafler, Mr. Shaw, of bridgc-efrect, Black- friars, of exchequerbills, notesandcafh, to a confidcra- ble amount, was fully committed for trial. It was fup- pofed he had accomplices, and a man and maid fervant of Mr. Shaw's were taken up ...

... I Tl?[.7 , Wh7tl Ir rtd ,I , ,v, S:7 u 8 thlld of title vc-ll ol .id ol Ott i L' I oti !! in - 3C 'lj4 ilr ; ! Vyl~I !4 1 .:r1 ~h; ba I ui 105 at ~ntiat, Il.I Jlwi, A'I yth i jf a, b ctrs Ofhich :*t* ?? Lill this p:t- ?? (the p -'it he eiileiC a nd eir- ils~t Cthd d;ii i. V ?? ! ti~I the prrl± >¢t, and the 'tfl .e~idcr pailfeil liC I i'Za, al 'poll t n- ''tolotza reCcUtr~'t011. Oil MOd.5 an ...

... ICOUR ,. . i eadilgS were 1,Kagh v. tiff by Mr. Warren; ?? plaintd On ° adbdrefled the jury, avid faid, he Mlould t Mrt. bI I on thr prefent occafion, he had P pulie the l ftlating briefly tle circumfiances ofI b LI by a few general oblervations. t dleLtS' had rendered it U!nileceflary for him Trhe defelidant 1otthciehf , wlich was to to 1 Il0 prof of the crime chargedwic a to o iinto t tgan ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT ofKING's-BENCti,WCSTtlNSTsR, tuev.2U. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Sir 1rn tiflrh Lopes, v. G. i1. Dntce, gent. Nr. Erikhine'moved the coult for leave to file a cri- ntimal information agadift George Michael l)ance, jgentlllmn, one of the attorneys ot this court, to 3 whom he had to impute an oflence of the moft heinous nature, relorted to for theipurpofe of exorting money ...

... Trial of Ficee-A ita) Sir Robest C@der, Bart. %e fignal fov a court-nirdatia *as hoified on boa = e Tiinc of Wales, at pootfln~ith, Monday ~~Auf of vice-radiral eir Rtlibertt to eniquire into tht d on i atttolt to raniet the Calder, fbt g~O, 1'4,Tme ?? thc' French fie~t, an the 23d of Jul1y, AdltStirling t.ated, that on the -23tt a? ]loW' his A tniral bldth ?? fleet Con- MIteica bf ifteeo ...

... COURT OV KING', BLNCII, Ir~ia3y, Jane 20. 1 ?? ?? - - -P .I _itAn application vas nmade to the court, thts tda, for a ;rit ot hala-eas corpas, to be dirct ed to one Hloplins anld h:s Wife, to bring , up the body of an infailt child, ualjjvfuly detained by therm. Tir- o ns the Cale of the two mo:hers claiming one chsidi, whinci ?? already been before the pul ?? upo eatinatili takca bcfore thc ...

... MjzI. WvIjITBiiEAD'q PLAN ion IMPROVING raire POOR LAWS. e have thought it would not be unacceptable to oat ?? to lay bet(re them ant abftract of Nr. J~ditb read S ?? far as we have been able to an opifl n upo jit, it is al excellent s lc--it is 1 at nce crn prchenfive and fimple-and it p~4iffes a i rierit whicth does not always belong to legiflative fi rnealores, that of being likely to have ...

... -SONIERI ET ASSIZES, | C~rip~r'ys jq. -V. Rie'nrdrllor, ClerA.(i This was aatinrogtb te lintiff rr-alnft the H~- D fedarr, wo ?? of Furiel~h, in th, coun1ty' OfC anterter, anr~~i was trier1 before Mr. .1 nict: Laiwrenrc.,' fo ri thle ?? oC pcliaitics accrued. by. teafonl Of the Dcfen- t rl.Lrit's nonretidecne. Kr Mall. ser cant L.ens for the plain~tfi ffiated that the quef- L tor, to dtic ...

... \N'1J i)lTIES up dssYSN3'1;T) D.-IX;s. Thu bill for imp(sintg new duti( s of a:4s: e2 taxc.& h3as juwt btea ?? new dutit:: a.r !spucified in :C;n- ! dul?es v hieh oecupy thirty pagtc.. ' The tollowhit!r arL the W4 lINO (WS. w I~rO C\) . v 1 ?? prisl-.i ...

... D EVON.-/1IAHIAS .,ISSIZE. 1'l1e aflizes clofed for ?? county of Devon on Monday laft, at the caflle of this city. The fol- Ywing p~rifon~ers were tried and fbund guilty, viz. George Godbear, for the wilful murder of ijobert Leach, of IMorchard; Wili.afl bowermnan, for ftealing a calk of cyder, from \Williaitn Braddock. of Sidhilry; Joobih Hilyball, or ftei'.eilg a m1uc CO-w, the property of ...

... SINGU.t'LAR ROBBERY. I . - - ?? J ye,,terdlay, at ofe o'clock, -was the time appointed for tfh fllrther iuvesti,.at ion of the unprecedlented cireuli- stance of it ?? of respectabilitv b4 in- chlalrged bv her o0 i scrvatit Egirl witlh robbin- ?? P'citrce at- tlidled' at the ilapjointeud time, with a puiiilber if respec- tablle friuml., Mr. Gnriim'y, thi barrister, and 1 r. Low- d(in hf r ?? ...