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... Tr214A2FIjELD SLPs~lomN[. *FRIDAY, JAN. 12. Y~~~ /ptnoe, of Adwaltatt, Slas Charguc vrt ith SteaIling -an Iiron miattock, the. properly ofJob.) Cloisgls, pU sheanI, of, il[ ?? place. Thh' Lircci is tan cen W, tliiu sillaular cilae asi tisey appeared in eviicne, were bielts' Oese:- 'Tli prosecutor, Johin Clue l, h, Iii./g hail sosa propecrty stolen lirum hiim, appliesd for a vsilrrca t to ...

... ADDRESS AN-D PETITION OP DEC. 14, 1S09. * oth? Kings most excelkenf Aloges-y. The humble and doutiu Address ari'd 1'AitiOn of the Lord Mfayor, Aldertaiefi, anid. Livery, of tile Citv of London, in Common !nail assembled: A ost (Pacccuc'c Sooerc~gn, We.' your _Macrslv's inost ductifcct and loyal Sult- LOrt s.- 1.ie Lord Mlayor, A ldi ritc'n, anl iit1r cv, of the tnt ?? o, tol cons meosll -cw ...

... I - . 5 -1 _ j __ _L AT seven o'clock on Thursday st'nuight, an , in quest vas bekt in Upper 'I'hames-street, London, beforeThOs. Shelton, Esq. Coroner for the City of Londun, on the body of Mr. Lyon levy, who was found dead, about noon, that day, in Mouimnett-yard. It appeared in evi. dence, that the deceased hadi paid for admis. sion into the Monument, observing to ?? ReF per, that some ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Fpn. IN, ?? NJi' 1. N J ) 1'.'5v.±, -a1'b. i-. _ I.t I, L.-T'lh'e Kin,' V. Lcii't, lit' Attn- nly-fiener:i sluited Ihis to be ?? irji-m'r latir a iagzinst N'r. Plerrv, Ih(s proplietOr, aI I;. Lme'ii rt, tle JI prilitiri' ande publisher, of lc ,4. ornsi' ?? f, for as iil agoaillst his MajitV. As it wVJN inot no. I to troolto~ll atociopte locieck inssol' ohekindaG in. eio ...

... CROWN CALENDAR, , f . - ?? , . . I The folloving isa Calendtar of the Pri;mners who are to tal;e their t ri a]s at thc ASSIZ iHS for tile COUNTY of YORK, which commence this IDy, ?? Sir Alesander T'lhomsunon Knirht, an-l Sir Simon Le Blanc, Knight ; Thktea5 Edward Wyn Belasyse, Esq. fligh.Sher if. MAlthetr Agar, (aged 26,) laboirer, charged with having feloniously stolen and taken away out of ...

... YOPKSfIRE LENT ASSIZES. k _ . - , - . . - The Assizes for ihe Comity a~d City of Yo.rk were o petsed atYork, on Saturday, lv the HIon. Sir Alexander T'lhomso, K{night, and one of the Barons of-our Lord thc King, of his Court of Exchequer, and the -oh. Sir Simon Le litanc, 3inight. one of the Justices c-f his Majesty's Court of King's Lench, THOMAS EDWVv.ARD NIVNN BlTl.ASYSE, Esq. limri ...

... I _ YO HRZfIM LENT AS81ZtS. At thls Assizes, which terminated atte Cown I S ,Side on Monday, there issere 44 prisoners f-triao 1-h of whon:) se'ntence of Death- uas passed; 9 swere b Sentencedt to seven 'years transportation ; 4 wvere ordered to bu imp Iri soncd for difil-rent periods, and I were ac(]LlittCd. On Monday Sir Simon L~e 8111 a, passiusl the siotenes ias follow:- Matthew Agar, lbr ...

... THE, JUDGE'S AfDDRFS.X The numtber of perSOnS capitally convicted, at thcse Assizes, was so great, that they could not alt receive the judgamiet of thiC Court at the same time and his Lordsl ip ordered the l'ollowing to be first placed at the barand aiddressed themi in nearly these terms:- Robert Milrer, Alattlcew Agar,. Jlhn Allen, Joseph i-utherford, William Smith, 'T'lmshisas Svston, ...

... I NISI PRIUS.-TInHISDAY, MARCH o2. B3EFOtS MlRt. BAUON Ttt,,:ttad6. MICKLETHWAITE nzetsuas NEWTONs. This I:as aniact jolt brought to recover the suim of 100] reccivred l' he defendlartt onl the plaintilt's account. Tie pica 'lit in, . that the detendanii was a part- ncr in tlie concerts carrier ol by Ibe p1iaitifr. Mr. Parke opened thle case the part of the plait- tiff by stating, that injal. ...

... ; A 1? the late Assizes for the county-of WXilts, A there were only eleven causes entered on tlie Civil List, which were unioteresting, and all went off on Monday the first morniing, except a special jury cause on the Game Laws, uhich excited very considerable interest, a-nd was deferred till Tuesday morning, to insure a full attendance- of the Thry. 'This was an action fot tr epass after ...

... YORKSHMIE LENT ASSIZES. CROWFN COURT. GEoR45GE VWARDIEF DENT I'OR -fIGH\VAV FEOBGE WYARDLE DZN'T was charged G.with, assstl iliig Johnf Allen on the Iti ghway Inear Mltton, and taskinig from his person a wcateb, anti a halif-crown piece sand some silver, on the evenling of slav 1I rh of Octoae~r last. Zdr*john Allenr slated, that )le lived at Hilde,,ilv, in thle set-vice oft Mr, Strick~land, ...