... COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-Fxun.&Y, MALiY 14. COINSPIR.ACY. This morning the conspirators, John Kinnear, J -is Levv. and Muoely Woolf, Who were ?? guilty at the last sittilngs at 6uild- hail, of defrauding various rani eturers, &c. of YaSt sums of rmoney, by setting up a. set of beggais as uitensilble merchailtst as formerly detailed were brought op lr judgunest. O' l the part of the prisoridra ...

... 1vWriNE:51,XAY, aov. 1(). After some motions for iew trials tfad beell ?? of, and the Cli efr Jutlce and .Mr .lusuice ?? bad quitted the court, Mr Hlunt presented hinmiielf, and addressed ?? Justice Btyley. VWil yaur 1 rdship allow mie to ?? a short mnotion ? Mr Justice l vley. I tlol %i you had better apply whim n time court is full. Mr Htulnt. I have been waisting all day, my Lord. I ...

... I SHOO'I'iNG lITHL NTE'NT TO MU RDERl. William IIenixil was charged with wiliully and feloniouslY firing a pistol at Jcseph Sicct, of Gamles, fishermani, early in the morning of tile 11th Uf Janiualy last, with intent tL) nurder, maim, or Nvounid him. Joseph Scott said he is a fisherman, and blis a house it Gayles. near Richmond, Yoilishfic, and another at Greet-han, ne-ar Irtlepool in the ...

... WEX usINSTlR SEST-ONS. *TIlF, -ilNC V. LAWItEN(C .-vT rai Rll ari rt) h UST. This wns an appeal ,rom a ?? had onl the 17th Novemnber last, before ItL, Baker, Esq. one of the magistrates at Marlboroglih Street, vhen ?? Lawrence was convicted inl the peinalty of'40S. fbr driving a cart, co ntaining dust and tvhes, from (Carlton-house, and refuviln to asu render it to the person who deminandeu ...

... LANCASi'ElR, Si Trri. Tb e Crininal Court hi-, been cli 3,s ooie: up'A ill! lt: 1.:: proseclutions; thle f'ollon t:g ease otli' ~t 1 s ?? i-oum ijil Ra::ro ll Wood, it the cotid it ii' ili. h 11. Ilonurth as liliteti foII 1hiSi'i iC .. I liand fiI gd ?? itt his yo' cssion, agatti.! iht t 2r- tote. Booth, all officer, ?? ?? that otl ?? (iav' ?? -. A ugtlst la.ti, e is.is ait tile lord ?? A l:: ...

... C(tJit' hi CiAiNCLRY-SATURDAY. In the matter of the BedLord Charity, which has been so long pending, respecting the admission of JLiw children into the ch:irity s5hool at Bedford, and also the pro'priety ?? paretN Imng pernitted to live in the charitable alinshousus. his lordship said, this morning, that lie was of opinitor that the, chilhren could not bQ considl, rea as entitled to admission, ...

... : YOR CKSI-1RE ASS]ZIS. i Ir JSstice Bayley, on Friday afternon, jrinssc(l sentenco upon thotcr t the priso-ers ho had not received th! jliudgmenelt of thle lgovnrt attile close of their respective trials. Thle plrlhwii isinas :-eeeived sentence OF death, in- th2e ordhci h 0-hir: ?? ;Ire hero r- -lramnred -win Jolinneo, fu hifhwvayrojhher Jaini a 'l'hch:ia sd , l S nith fk)r bnrglhry; James ...

... I - cofr Ol` (Il INC ERY.-SATU RDA V. TIIB 7, II I.I!ORLOlUGHI GOLD PLA rv. Sir Arthulr Piggott moveu that his 1-lmonp- wvoild -rant an in- junction to re-tra lt IIIS grace the )iDke of Mai borouitl, fiom hdis- posing of' 1IUIV of the gold pla;te l;'ft :IS lle'ir-lOtOOIS ill thw Inansioiu housc at lj helmn; that the said gold plate oight. inr the mean LoMn, be lodgolt il the ollice of n ltetur ...

... INQUEST AT OLD AI. AA1twortb ; On the 15th inst. before the coroner :irnvu IoD quired of those present, whether they could infc partles who bad annoyed him with anonymlous I don. No answer was given. Mlr Harner said I attacked by anonymous letters, both from Louw they were then In. The coroner, as soon as the. said, ?? It is the request of the jury that thel adjourned to a laterperiod. ...

... COURT OF KINDR'S BENCJ1.-WE1)}ESO. Henry Siiann, Isq. who was convicted at the last sprinm assizes for the coulnty io ?? of corruptly givhig a certainbr b-- to tle, f the elector, of the borcugh if Peiryn for a vote in his bh ltf, to rettirlr him as one of the members to reprvent thi;t bi 'loUil in pasrliatent, wao senltenced to be imprisoned in thu 1i trshailkta pitoni tor one year. fslr ...

... C(ontimzlatioa1 of , ib Lar,'its t-ria/. In our lst w- pase III abstract of the proxewdiiigs of thc Coiurt of K i\g s Bcenich until Wednesday afternhon. The followihig en-. ?? that ;d istraet. 'l hie lef i,dallt poristed in his endcavour to quote pass ges from Sir ?? Drniiipicil, to jusufy the blisphemy he was charged with pu1ilishiI`; n-hile t e C6Hit Justice its repeatedly inflorledl hi n ...

... COURT OF KING'S B3EN(;I-, (ufI.LIJI1L, JULY 253. 1 IlitRKETT AND (CO. JV. WILLAS aND tC. This was an actilon iai iqs; th'- defendaitts :is cot in'on carriers to i recuscr the valhue of' 65Ibs. If cochiiieal. estinir; d :at 11-!I. ?? by their alle-ed ii tiricc. It wvil be r ?? thit hlt t - v ti, thts cause wtis tried ?? tile Chief Jtq.ticet. 1, ItLe Verd. {rtt w'S I ftrnd i for the dflelidaiit ...