... APPIEAL- 02 AOURDER,, US1._ - _, - . r- - Thie Cotrt oi , iii.S 6 BeliBh yt.z>erdrv nruiln.a not- wilihstandiwg tile wer.erose ftt morning, was crowded by half-wist ifne n'clc'. a ct egtt thre a lvse~ at Atahun7t Thorirton left iZ eapartrlfsil he l6king's ?? Praison in a -ialc1ney tc , id , irriay d ht Weest- rnins, h-e nw.ca cor(;tered into the ?? Ainde was pilaced at the har.-'3t i:, snid, ...

... -: . . I sT ; Oi NEI GHEI z.~ . . ~ TTl oAEYAE - s J M1J1e S&8%ltse, g IN: r, t, .t Lnr.7 G To flire Ztlit 7.qoya raibf~e 'leLaaw MAt'e.^>tt. arilci trle ?? Mateesty s JU~ti~eee .pr~eaidtTg ?? @rt-~cif e~dirAM % ' ~ele~t -at ile Old Blailey. We, t;e Gracf.aitrv of the tity-of Lrtrdor4 ?? tile re ea4 bile ovf sudrenat praeented toosb 'n datort and b6ti r ir fcrn nedleydte pa pero`' eh it r e ...

... -0 0 STCkJOIBIWVGA FJUD.W On Toesday the SitbZeottmittee 9ppointed nie'r into the- late ?? bhietinrt' rilatini- to-the death oF B13aparte, made, their reporL to the StIck Exchange Rt large. A table was placed ir, (he ctnlte of the honse, and four of the C incoitee eilaced Ihemklen v3 on it. - c. Lt- rencvereid the~Reporl' whic after a concise e- ordium 'If the tnoives Which indued the ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFINQES, 4c. DESTRUCTIOS OF Si. JoEN's, NETwPOI;DLAND, BY Ft ?? followvin g particutlars arc ?? iii a letter, dated February 2, and brought by the schooner Pike, whictt sailed from thence on the 25th, haviug vith civch difficulty gt clear of the ice:- The fire broke out on the12th of February, shbout eight o'c!ock in the everning, and consumed between 130 and 140 honsL-s.- What ...

... ICCIDEesm, OFFENCES, 4C. ALARAIr;N FIS5 r,1 SoiUrHWTAnkt.-9:nday eVeuiTg, shtorily afiter seven o'cloek, a se-btroke forth^ in ?? sttar ' Mills of Mr. Liityard, in South-anrk snear the bank 'fithe Thameu, and within a feq bidiuirigs to ibe %ve4t of Si. Mar r Overy's Dock, which created for snnie houts it dreadfisla tr, As the dn4k of t-le evenisg inereasedr the sky hecanie rusroe ani mnore ...

... POLI. - Maryl Brown was on ijvlonday broitght before Sir Wmi. Curtis, apon. the charge of havingw attempted to convev to a convict. un- der sentence of death in Newgate,a rope, to aid him in escapinyr. Anne Summers, the searcher of females at Neewgate, swere, that she searched the prisoner on Sunday, in her apprach- it ?? ceaI, and found between her shouiders a rope of lerrzt! aind strength ...

... PPRQVINA(IAL INTEL LIGENC4. A SSIZES. LANCASTE-.OnvoRoa v. a ?? was all actioa to rc- cover damages for a breaichl i aa p uiralse of marriaig,-. Nr. ToeftccoG addrrs'oo tbo pujy. Mra0 the faber of tbi eIlintiltr, *vs a su reoen at eoitii arce; lie diedixi 1810, leavming a widow 'and four clixi'reri. '1r1li plaintili i;,s Itigliy arcola- plishecl. had rrceived a lih'e. al ecuatioxi, and had ...

... ,; , D CID NTSh a E.CSS, Sa,. . An t'vtqisittnj uats takeon on Tuesday misht ;At, St4 ilJ; W~or~hT~iiahoa- ;soi thie iody oif a feinale onknown, vho wtw rioud at dyilia state Daniiel Sallivan?, a watlehuta. saidi that bsv. twece; iiX and seveii oeteickit sis waika-inme seei Ha i i 1rstrnet, ?? Piles' antir as~ic tliedeceased le-annie artiest fihe rmt'ei#i 4gf- 1r Oiq rne sa housse i sht ...

... ACCID.ENTS, 'OVFENCEJS, Aq. MYSTERIOtoS CAS& OrP N ?? Wedtsecday ss'llnight tdie body of a vyung vonman, appareetly about 26 years otare, was alincovered flailig in tihe Medwvpy at East Banming. It was taken luta shockimel 'eorlacle. On tsefollonsingdayan inquest sra ImLCm 'vterelivebomly n:1S inspectedl by thelfieirynind Suerggon, -who wescr all of- opinson tlat tie deocased l;id been ...

... A UCIDEENTS, DC OFFE(EiN , ULP . Tnr TavrEnQ Geansr.-Last i oiidav niglgt gase b:rt) tO , 'anqt itnportlat di coverv, ilie ?? ;id o ie's titlan ite Touwer Ghost I t will, proablv, be it then ecollection of Sonic, tait cvt lsrdevablc anxiety lid2 a few mo oihs sbte bto c ex r ited ?? the inhaliitaunts of the To'wer, by a si' l ar walppea sne n hibot icr somie oidhts -was observed tiear ltol ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFF ENCES, 8c. EXECUTiON AT STa.RtING.-On tite $1%th irst. the usual appt- ratul; being prepared, and troops, both horse and foot, be4tg drawn up before the Castle, the gates were throwaw open, erd Baird and Ilardic appeared, attended by the established Clergi- men of the town. Baird looked pale and thoughltfui;, *ardie's countenance did not seem miuch altered. With astonishing ca ...

... J4CCIDEN'I'S, OFFENCES, 4c. 'Nlthbefn.-trVday i-nrrirtg, IriweeR tile hours of twelve. tind -one ,;'cltck, Miss Mary.Ahine Walchrani a feltectable youling woiman4 whob carried OD businees us a dress-amaker in Illno1nt strf et, was barbarously intirdered inl the front room of: be first flrot. The report of a pistol wats heard by the land- ford and othr persoas i- the house where sie lodged, ...