... %ooi5r Z rial#. RoBERT CoaSe, GEORGE~ SEWLL, and RonaRT TAYLOR, were charged wihh burglarioisly entering the dwielliogphouse of Mr.. Dirtwhistle, of Howden, and ssealifgtherefrorn about 401. in gold, 171. in silver, several wasche, .-gpld. rings, some trinkets, snd two hams- and SARAH TWxAo was charged with being accessary before and after the robbery.-Counsel for the crown, Mr. Sykes, and Mr ...

... X.10-0* tial#. -A T)- Tlýoicrwso were N'V5,LTAM Wrtrtvr?IMAN and DAVID DstaCKrNSnN were indicted for an assault antd robbery committed oni Capt, Booth, at Boston,, on thenight of the 30th of May last. Captain Booth, about 10 o'clock on the sight above- mentioned, arrived in Boston from his vessel, which was then laying at Clay-hole, he having only once before been in the towi:. Happening to ...

... idi BOW-STR EET. S Mu1?TIvER OF MR&S STEPHENS. Wednesd~y serinnt. W. Cornwell, lately ostler at the Rid Lion yard, H-lolborn, but who had left.that neigh- Sbburhood iii delb, calledat the 'Swan public'house, Gate-street, aid offered Mr. Davis,? the landlord, to whom lie Owed& S.' to.give him a nearly new silver watch, id exchange for his old onei the balance of his debt, and .2r. 6d. which ...

... C UMBERL AND ASSIZES. WV. Bvws?ire, aged '24, was indicted for committing a a rape upon Mary Steel, on, the 18th of May, 1812,- 1 This was one of the most affecting trials ever witnessed;. btrt our readers will excuse us from detailing all a the particulars. Y - 'firy Stel was produced in court. Sald she was 11 ri years old tile 26rh of March last. ShcI knewrt lhe nature of an oati ; could not ...

... Nicholf'on paffed -the night of Thurfday it a very tranquil ftate, and freqikently dozed, but it was obferved that he opened' hi .eyes at all times Wihen-any mention Was almade by'thofe, about him, of the murderous-weapon ufed,-or any allufion to the-badnefs of his temper. He eyed attentively every, franger, and .particularly noticed one of the c6.chmen, who went into his -room after the ...

... THE .T?,t v. ROBERT BELL. AND OTTIERS. Tlis was an information against Mr. Robert Bell, a nerchant at Hall, for challenging Mr. Parsons, a mer- Chanot at London. By the evidence of Mr. Parsons, it appeared that he and Mr. Bell had disagreed on some commercial con- cerns, which led to Mr. Parsons saying he conducted hilnelf in an untradesmanlike mannee. Mr. Bell retorted, that Mr. Parsons was ...

... SUMMER ASS12~S. e _ji~eMvut~i id'Elebougi & Mr. Ju~tlce*;Fieagh. 9 e .Norfoli, Sir. 1. Mausfield and thle Lor~d Chief Baron. it AlidAa.4, Mr. Baron IThniu~on& Mi. Jitice-Le-Btsew c in xa'etxinzMr. Justice' Chanibtri - Vr Iad Wo IF Warn Br aron G rahanx And Mr . A~sti, ceGb it Oiod r.Jixsti~ce-Blildy and Mr. 1Jusitit D'atpier. o 0 i. ir ~ ~ ~ o accoant $141 !8 BANKRUPrS.. j f rie.Gaieif Tunda3 ...

... * BOW-STREET! rItOB3I ERY 6P THrE LEh6S IfAl.. On Friday~ morning, a than called at Pta d~anad.Co.'s bankng-hgoufe, idi Fleet-ftrect,. and .prifented three 51. notes of the.Buckinghlam Baok, and One' fr xO1. of? t? Aylefbury Bank, all payabain Londond-ttthe bapkinmg houfe of Pi'aed and Co. and requefted !o have thena exchanged for'1:inlk'of Englnd' notes of one poound each. The ctleric,- ...

... YORKSHIRE SUMMiER ASSIZES. The following prisoners had taken their trials when al our advices left York:- ILI IN THE CASTLLE. William Plaits, (aged 19) George &ntedl, (aged 2ý) and Sarah Tayslor, (aged 19) charged with committing th a botrglary in the dwelling-house of.Joseph Birgwhistle, n( of Hovwden.---Seeell and Taylor, Guilty; Plaits admitted In evidence.-Rohert Cross, (aged 27) and ...

... ANOThER MUPJiER. On? Mond ý morning,,ýamost slidc6ing murder wa t commitred'ar4t No.-5, Coal-yard,,Drury-Jaue, on, the per- son of Oni'indostrious womanjnamed Baker. The un- fottunate .creature,.it appears, had cohabited with the perpetratbir of thishhorrid deed,- who is called Welch, an Irish lahdurer .IThe murder is sulipoied to have been committed With a poker, ''hich wa's found bent, and ...

... SPECLIL COMMISSI??, lq . : C fCesntirruedfsrw nrtIaaJ~t } IJRI>ERERS or MR.- IHRSFALI; S7 r.gz' ,csdziadtr, .Yanar,, 6-..Geerge M4.'l.,r, f *rn'yd-bridge, cfoth-dredcser, aged 22: ,tzi'y,,i7 ' Iiuddersfiehi, 23; anid Thirmr Smrir/h of Zllut 22, svere'indicced for tha wilful mordaro ,s, M, HorsfalI, of Marsden, merchant arul n~sflsfacreirt - Lockwtood, in the West Ridinig of thle coun rVfet,5. ...

... YOk1c? OA?1?L#, '1M$?Afi? ?#Asis? x:.SPECI'AIL COMML3StO.,'of..ASSIZE., '^ o . :A ..9AJtV THOMP'SONtasJ :.IUSTIC L-;: I;S ANC, t 'The Grarrd. Jtury, the iame-.as -the~ last assize3, :*itfi .n le tshe exception .of '. A. S. Wssrcley,-Esq. in ;he room of..,* f :Sir- W. lngleby.:: . ; '.. ' i' a: Mr. Baron Thom~psonf delivered an .excellent .chasge .ai e. teo thsgrand jury, in the course of ...