... da a ha MILITARY HEROS MI --At Bow -street, on. Saturday,an 5', Charles Thomnas ,Bucklaind, a military gentleman of aan ii 'vtery dashing aj~pearanae, and John Chiurcheil, Esq.,Wereme ir clharrd'witlh assauilting Mrs. Eliziabeth -Phdhipseta laidy of WOT ait 'grea7,realieictability; and teai'injher shaivi, about talf-p.ast aa *tsn o'clock. on Friday night, in Leiceater-squaayC.Afe P4 3' ibe ...

... - TrcA'xOrrS:SWINDLEss.-On Wednesday last, at Marl- borough-street, George Barrow, alias John Thomas Hop- kinsoru; of Euston-grove, underwent an examination before bin Mr. Dyer, on innumerable charges of swindling. Tue I avenues to the office were excessively crowded with traded- ',j men from all parts of the town, who were anxious to state 'i tbeir complaints against the prisoner, and no ...

... Rooig Intewykt. I --- - . -- Pal' NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-CARLISLE, AUGUrST 14. -for (Before M1r. Baron Ii nilock and a Special Jury,) COE M. THE KING 2). UUSSEEL AND OTHsERSti. thtit r M.Creessvell opened the pleadings, by saigttitbol :wsa indictmnent against William Russell and the other T I ~defnendats for erecting certain Works on the River T yne, ohs by which the navigation of that river was ...

... SHRLEWSBURY, AUGUST 2. had EXTRA0ThD1?Athy CASE O1F ?IUitDEI. toir bins Every avenue to the court was crowded at a very early eas~ hour of the morning by respectable persons of this town go and the county of Salop,.who were anxious to witniess the 6et trial of three prisoners, charged with an extraordinary anid ~er unprecedented murder. thei At eight o'clock Joseph Pugh, John Cox the younger, ...

... nooilt CONDUCT, CONFESSION, AND EXECUTION OF: exc CORDER. an Bury St, Bodmund's, 111onday Mforniag,Aolg: 11. At half-past one o'clock last night, Mr. Orridge left tbe Corder, and -soon afterwards he fell asleep, and slept to all W appearance till six o'clock this morning. He says, how- ever that his sleep was not sound, but disturbed by dreams..W He acquired considerable firmness in the course ...

... . 1. q ? A-ZG- .., ?i- . I- TEE POLSTEAD MURDR. e I TRIAL OF WILLIAM 'CORDER, ` AT BURY ST. BDMUND'S, h Of FOR TME 0c i. MURDER OF MARIA MARTE N. 6 THURSSDAY, AuGusT, 7 ~ of Such was the extraordinary excitement produced by the as trial of the person charged with the murder of the unfor- tunate Maria Marten, that soon after day-break, although ate the morning was a continued rain, people began ...

... LONDO'N POLICE; GEOMAIN v. FliENoit-Orl F'riday week, at the Marl- gin borough-street office, Plnilipe Bolin, ajOUTne~ymiaf German [ay tailor~ ,vwas charged with an assault on Louis Courqiiin, a lcr French cook and confectioner. Sir George Farrant, ad- )n dressing the Frenchman; said, 1Well, -w hat have you to se. say against the defendant,' has lie been striking you ? ed Coijplain ant-- No ...

... oretouirt nSummer A0ye'. Py NTST PRIUS-TurSkDAY, July 29., b THEs IrCING v. Tie 1een[Anr'r~reers op Tisoi ri.-Tbis wa a 'w an indictment against the inhabitants of Thorne, for not d repairing a certain highlway,, called the Bawtry and Selby t )t, Turnpike-road, leading from Thorne to Snaith. It was- proved, that Thorne had always repaired the road, and that IT - its inhabitants had done ...

... CLONMEL ASSIZES, AUGUST 11, .;ULUINA1.% JUDZ~br, U --Yot John Desmond was indicted for stealing a pig, the pro- C perty of Thomas Byrne. a Thomas Byrne, examined by the court-Your honour'saVp lordship, the pig was my own property, and John Des- imt mood was in my own place, and he stole it, for I heard it ti from the neighbours. This was the 18th day of the month trar of May, and a Sunday too, ...

... MYSTERTOUSt A MURDER. TWPn-A. nn Thrsdayv week. John EastafrE I- At Bedford, on Thursday week, John Eastaffe was in-: ha dicted for the wilful murder of Janet, his wife,.by cutting - iher throat with a knife. ..Mr. Sergeant Storkes stated the sh r case to the Jury. The prisoner was a native of Bedford- ;h shire, and, in the year 1819, he went fromn Leighton Buz- Btl . zard to London. In that ...

... ASSIZZE INTELELTfGENCE. - - - - -nr -n -r - - - --,---- TTrI w Or Ce OXFORD CIRCUIT.-STAFFOSI), JUTLY 26. fc HORSE STEALI5NG.-CONJUGAL AFFECTION.-J. ]Ho1gh le was indicted for feloniously stealing, on the 8th of Play 1Y last, a bay gelding, the property of the Rev. Alexander be Buchanan, of Hales, in Staffordshire. Mr. Whateley con- as 'ducted the prosecution, and stated the facts of the case. ...

... ,d- ORIM. OoN.-AIUSTEW, ESQ. V. NARES. wile - Mr. Rylaud opened the pleadings. Tics Jury wars to are enassess the damages which the plaintiff wvas entitled to re- the . cover from the defendant, for criminal conversation wvith Rivi to his wife. Tue plaintiff laid Isis'damages at £ 10,000.. boat a Mr. Law stated the case. The plaintiff`,Mr. Austen, wase itss S a g6otleman residing at Gowdisurst ...