... Curt of Ki.;is Bentch, Junf!e 25: . II it n case in whici lMr. Hlolroyd, oil a former . Iday, ofttihaed a rule to shew cause why a Mua/ed- olul ?? not isstie agaiost John Plt;a w.rtun 10e7woiil, auid Wem. D.wson, Equities Igio- e trtteof ?? Weur-Riding, commaudiag iilza to Cil~l 1,efu~tithen 'Iin;uao Dyson, Joseph U.heaziiy, . 'lu. Ttioronuo sod Joseph W~ebstcr, aild drl-er wile r ?? bet.ten ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER 0o AL: and, Ag ThOMSOy jot.@ I t s itgref anld hotrorltre aninfiuce, the- neatoo 'ser ats, iiit Witadyl-Thoiniais B00niEsqi.ihegrreaigus55j BMe~tch tatlad Banth Director, at his -seat at Chisleharhts. The flil-, lowig9 areathe particulars of this hortid'ee~at - It ?? on Sunday evenitg, td'K Toame~a Robart enit Wlob at his usual hoea : Mirs. Bonar did slot follow haim till twso ...

... %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 ...

... i'YORKSflIRF ASSIZES-AuGsT .o in stating in our lost Paper tke Ofinunt Of dumoges awarded at the Assizes at York to Cl5i t~ar, Mill Ownegs and others; for itijury sustained b~ ithe PiAjotiffs dusiing the late disLurbauces:50i4 t~hsRii. lte auwos placed opposite the fetOl'c- ivoltie'f thle sufferers were correot; but, we find, oir quiriy, th~at we were naitteken lis sup. a garsing that rio ...

... BA1RBAROUS MURDER and ROBBERY. y a Monday morting, about fiveo'clotk, the bodv of a min was discovered in a pool of wa cr in the b ick. field at the top of Sidrnmtlmtshlreet Gray's Inn-lane- road, with tile mantks of several violent blows about the head. The body wai taken to thc sign of the Ptlice Regeots in S dmouth stocet, for the Coroner's Inquest. line Police Officers of Hation Garden ...

... 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 ...

... fo rE iuk AslsZE8-Auobs*s6 & CLOTH4ALL CAUSE. GILPIN AND OTHERS, p. COLLINsON AD OTHEas. B~iclt MR. JUWTIt CN IS,11s1 MR. ItithiAltisoN opened the pleadings by statiog that thie wa8 ana action brougot oy ;he Plan,- tiffs for a trespass committed on their freehold. MR, TVPPmG-- I am also of Counsel in tjis case on the paitofthe Plaintif,, 'who are the Trustees of the te.1ured Cloth-Hall, in ...

... SENTENCEOF DEATH. i- On the opening of the Court en T.eemay ?? the following priaoners, capitally eons ,:cted, were placed at the Bar: George Sewell; Robert Cross and Robert Taylor, convicted of a I urglaey at lflwdeti:; George Wilkinson and John Fourniss, of a Burglary at Hartshead, in the Weatr- r Riding ;- Gawan Pickering, for sheep-stealing; and Edward Patterson and Henry Robertshaw, for ...

... COURT OF COMMON PLgAi8 JUrv 26. .. e? t' At . ?? ?? - _ _ _I t . _. f Before Sir J. MANSFIELD anrd a S'pec.ial Juury. CRROLL V. DE TASTET. Tlis was a sause of great impiortance, on ac- counlto th volue of the prope ty theplaiatlffasiuaalit to recover. It was an action brought bygtbe Assig. nem oi Latham and Pairy sgairtat Mr. De 'istet, to recover a large qurantity of rum, brandy, gin, and se. ...

... Tat KN; v. HOmES and OruEta. -C HIE UNG ?? HOLM-ES tnd UreiEtA. -Mr. Williuam Holmes, JoAhn Neivell, Etliza Leth $ewee, and Elizaheki Slowo>e the younger, iere ?? fur a riot aud asaBUlIL at Pudasey, in the Wedurcldisk ?? Conisty. Tie circomstances of loi cate WerL shotily tbeae:--MiC Wilher, a gentleman resnildg.at Pudsey, bas a.feld which be has recentily purchased, antd to whgte'he claims a ...

... 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 ...