... MANSION HOUSE. Thursday.-Shortly before II o'clock, the Rev. Robert Taylor and four other defendants, who were to have been tried this morning in the Court of King's Bench, for a blasphemous conspiracy, made their appeararct followed by numerous females, in the Justice room; and Mr Taylor stated, that lie wished to obtain a warrant from the Lord Mayor for the appreher. sion of Mr Alderman ...

... Between four and five o'clock on Monday morning a frightful accident occurred in Palmer's rents, Borough road. The buildings are inhabited principally by poor Irish, and have long been very dilapidated. About half-past four, the house No. 3 was observed by the watchmian to bulge 'oiut. He fled, halloeing; and in a few seconds a frightful crash was accom- panied with dreadful shrieks. Numbers ...

... I A short time since, a tradesman at Rye, on his return home from mar- iket, dropped from his pocket a parcel of he 1k-nctes, amcuny.lin to 1101- On the following morning search was mnade, when it was found ii a I wheel-rut on the road, into which it had apparently been pressed by a I waggon-wheel, and had remained for many hours.- Snssex AduerV34er On Monday morning, J. Thompson, aged 25, and ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Thurrsday, Jan. 17. INDICTMENT AGAINST ROBERT TAYLOR AND OTiERS. This case had been postponed yesterday to the great disappointment of a crowded Court, in consequenee of an unimportant trial consuming a large portion of the day. At half-past nine this morning the Kingv v. Robert Taylor was called on; but on the special jurors being called, only seven, answered to ...

... MANSION HOUSE. Miiossday.-Robert Lewis, a waterman, stated that on Sunday, about two o'clock, be was engaged by an elderly gentleman, of bulky appearance, M ha ,wore a surtout coat, blue trousers, and shoes with buckles, to row him onr the river. When the boat reached Chelsea, the stranger desired to be rowed to Hammersmith ; and when the boat was within view of HammPer smith bridge, he ...

... In the parish of Borgue, on the evening of the 30th ult, a girl of the name of Raffle or Raphael, servant to the Misses Corrie, South park complained of being indisposed, and retired to bed early. For month previous, hevr appearance had excited a suspicion that she was preguast; but she bad stoutly denied it. The day following, it was obvious tiat some change had taken place. Though there was ...

... BOW STREET. MUtRDER or MRS JaFrrs.-After a good deal of investigation, the Magistrates have exonerated Knight, the son of the murdered woman, from the suspicion of any concern ia the atrocity. Another ?? has been apprehended, bnt was soon discharged for want of evidence to warrant his detention. Tuesday.-Mr Thomas, the constable, had a private interview with Mr Halls for the purpose of ...

... I `On Friday week, the banking house of Messrs Webb and Son, at UEedbury, in Herefordshire, was entered, between seven-and eight o'clock ?? the evening by means of picklook keys ; and property to the amount if Tenl Thou~atd Pounds carried off, consisting of cash to the amount of ?? one and two thousand pounds; a bank post bill for 5501., btcepted; local notes above 5001.; bonds, deeds, &c. The ...

... MtANSION HsOtSE, - WednesdayMTr J. Long, ship broker, was brought before the Lord MNayor for having threatened the life of Major the Hon. W. E. Cochrane, vho stated that Mr Long had threatened that, on the first occasion that lie met him on the Royal Exchange, he would severely cane him, and then blow his brains out. These threats would never for a moment frighten him, but be was apprehensive ...

... I OLD BAILEY. Tlivzrsday.-Fraoscis Brooks was indicted for stealing two watch seals, value 40s. from the person of John Dermer.-The prosecutor was passing through the Piazzas, Covent garden, and his watch seals were snatched from his watch. The prisoner was near him, and ran off. Prosecutor overtook him. He had no seals in.his possession when taken, and he could not swear that it was the ...