... ,n te T limits of - our o- wee's Qtaper not having AJiZtvC us fo'lay bsfte cou reodcrs any other than a -ri brmo iosiin of tIefollio, srj generally imnortant Xs; Gu arde beadtden tl4 lihert of infertinge it *is mvert a:tZ~ ?? a lch opif mteting ltheapprsaAton~ of Qurfrisnd. COURT OF KINGss B15NqH. TrHE ICING v. itUsJY. T HIS .was an indient againft the diefendani, an eminent corufaexr, for- ...

... ASSIZE MNTELLIGENCE. .The 'ollowiing prtsoiiers -in York cattle will take their- trials at the itfizes, whieh Com- : imenced on Satirday laft, the 14th inifant: . J3onathan Ellis, pf Rotherham, labourer, charged upon -oath. by Elizabeth Widdifon,3 Of Ad ick- upon-Dearne, with having, committed an affault upon her. M; K)yy Lockwood, of the- pariib of Seato st-Rofs, charged. by the coroner's ...

... G.R4NT'P ,*ach , M,-r. 7-Oiv.Nrs.ED.1 I I _ . (` N Friday fe'nnight, in the afternoon, 'I abqut five o'clock, as. Mr. Spencer *Townf'epd, a gentleman of great refieklabilityp who holds a high fituation in the Navy-Office, Somerfkt-Houfe, was returning'from the office to his hotufe in Cleveland Court,,St. James's, .he wag ?? ed within a few yards of his own door by a'genteman of the name of ...

... LAWZREPORT. COURT up KING's BENCH, June 1i. THe. 5ING V. THOMrPSON. HE defen'dant, a -baker in Pentonville, 41. had taken'a 'faffe oath before the Surro- &te at Do~orTs Common's, by flating that Maria 'Tithers was of the age of twenty-one years, he knowing her to be of only the age of fourteen, and thereby obtaining a licence -to marry, and afterwards without her mother's confent, marrying the ...

... R\N Tueoday a Court of Common Council kW was held for the purpofe of petirioning the King tQ ?? Parliament, in order to con. fider of fome effeclual m-eans for reducing the prefent high prices of provifions. Previous to this bufinefs being entered upon, the Lord Mayor delivered in a paper on the fubjed of apprehended tumults in the metropolis on Mon- day night, of which the following is the ...

... CLkERKENWEI.L SESSIONSi LONDON. QATURDAY-, Thomas James ks, afias 1; Henry Hawkins, amnd John Edward Underwood, alias Hawkins, were indieled, for defrauding Mary Marner of certain goods and chattels under falfe Pretences. Mary Marner deffribed, as already prubliffed in the newfpapers, that the prifoner Hawkins told her he was in poffefrion of 90001. in the Banik, and had an allowance of 5ool. ...

... MIDDULESEX SESSIONS,, SA tTUR:DAY, O rOB 2 7. T ' T VIE w OF' Off thiday was talst;,&uip Int C e rial' .of Henry Perfc&'; alias the Rev.- NlrPaup,, alias the Rev. Minr. Bief. %wh was indifed-for obainnirg1 at diferent rumes,sal'., . by. .tfe pretences, figtm Thras vlli delor Clsresidon., de, .alo 'lis Lordihir eiveI a lettrily.lafl, as if Comiliug froniua.wvokipan it ;.diglres, rittenip i ...

... .YOR-IKSHIRE LEN'i`SSZES, IS09. On Tuesday evening, the Assizes at the Crowyn End dlored before Sir Sinion Lehanec, ; whet r2ie followiiig prisoners received senrefice as under:- Francis Farren: and Abraharts Crpoioes, for burglary;* John C~ctcroft, for payisng a forged Bakr of Erngland nole, .Jonathan Smith 'and Robert qtephepson, for e horse-srealiog'; and Jonathan Graham, for shooting at h ...

... E Jp 130tt. I COVENT-GARDEN THI-ATRE. a C CO URT oF KIG's CE'H,> N9v. 20. THE KING Vd CLIFFORD, WtttHlOLT, sAVAGE, SCOTT, d AND RIDLEY.-CONSPIRACY. HE Attorney-General moved 'for a rule to shew- .1 cause why a criminal information should not be ,filed: against certain persons, for conspiring, in a riot- c (us manner, for the purpose of compelling the Pro- v prietors of Covent-Garden Theatre to ...

... LAW REPORT; Ctb)URaf KING', BENCH, XONe ri5. 311u XtlNo, OS THE rROSiCtVT'O Or COLOF EL TttlOrtNTON, V. FlitST, I SQ. ASSAULT AT YORK RACES. 't4'R. GARROW.- I have humbly to apply I to the Court for leave to file a criminal inmfomation againfl Mr. Flint. I move this, in con'equence of that fort of coiduda, which we have now So frequently occafion to fee in confequence of quarrels. I'mean a ...

... nd Incest. TRIAL of INGLESON. JOSEPH INGLESON, of Menwith, near Otley, in the West-Riding, stood charged with the com- mission of a rape on the person of his own daughter, a girl fifteen years of age. Grace Ingleson, the unfortunate daughter of the pri- soner, stated, that on the 11th of July she went with her father to cut turf, at Radlish, a distance of six miles; that on their return, her ...

... OLD I3A - L - OILD SIE> ADMIRAL7 SESSION'S. MURDER. N'N Wednefday the toth in f. prfiuant to olfcial A1 notice, an Admiralty Setfion was held, and the Court' opened in the ufual form, before the judge, Sir William Scott, whio was afifaed by Mr. Jullice RooLe and Mr. Baron Graham. Tlo7aen F Pntte>; Wm. Sntire, and Taoinar Vartitc, ere ind;i&'d- for the wilful murder of Humphrey Lynnn cl!: the- ...