... d LAWRENCE 'J. WArxLTErsS. s Tills case excited a considerable degree of interest, e . It was a1 action of replevin. The puitntiff and de- V fendant on the record had no interest in t'he questinn: e the real parties were, the eldest son and heir-at-law (if ' Mr. Samuel Jackson, formerly a brewer and hop mer. e chant in the Borough, and Mr. William Towtsend, ans tattorney, in Staple's-inn. ' ...

... LA IV INTELLIGLEANCE. . 5 id GAME .LWS-By an act which receivedl tie roti'ri Ot aqsetit on the 27tlI of iLiy, it is enacted, that such of te the duties, provisions, ar.d penaltie contained in tle act of the g2d of his prelent Majesty, ai relate hti re persons aiding or aqsisring,.;r intended to aid or assist, le inI tbe killing of any game, or any woodcstJ;, suipe, quail, land-rail, or coniey, ...

... LR ire IECIlt. orli'll), Mo ,jnAi, I4IAkci 27. * gut B~t~.i nsaLe~ ,BlJqc! and a Special .7fry. bill T~ie C.orporatit'0 of thle. Tayor arid, Bitrgemes of King- stonnvipoii-l-lull, nouminal plaint iffs. The Corporaiitio of tie Dock Comisaiy, Defendants. Ye Mr. Wie'AY Opened thle pleadings; and was, followed10 by Nir.'riori'sio. The questlili would be found to resolve itself tisl a point of law; ...

... I LINCOLNSIlJhrZ A9S2ZBE ±R4Im-. - -~BUeRGLARY AT I3ENNIGTON. TVemaj s~~i: (1ged ill), lateo of Manchester. Kin~g weaver, aid, Thomaxr Vay, (aged[ 42';), itae onorwak upon Treirt, corrfectioiser, stood charged with brearking into rite shropro Johst Lee, o'f long heuitnikngtcnOrap~r, oa and stealing a large quantity of goods, Ihis property- Ln ionLe h rsctor, stared that qnt thle night of the ...

... LANCASTET ASSIZES, Sept. 8, sooTLr, ESO( N. . r;AND OTHERS, si. BtLtDlELt, ESQ. Sir Wf. Garrone Rated the cafe to the jury. It wai lN an ;fT¢D out of the Court of Chancery, and the pls;khilT wvere Wsilbraham Bootle, Efl. M-P. and.-uliscr perfona, D devifecs of th^ late Mr. H. plundcll, of Ilce, near Liver- C pool, and the drfendqfl.s Charles Blundell, Efq. fon ard hcir of Hcyni Blundell. Tihe ...

... MURDEIR AT KIZENTI'lfi-I'oW~N. O %wilful mnurder of Elizabeth Dobbitns, at Mlih~~ neor! Keritifi-towri, ottI thle 4th day of Octohcr lad by fi betingm her brains out Withr a P61ker. f ja ob. jnsis depofed,-that, -le %N.rkats ti , tt' d wknt~s (If shle i-ja~lam she Waiter Compntly, and lie it milfleld-lasn , kentifhi.towvn. ['Iie dcedle~d 1 not wife, but hitd lived. wvith him twent y yeus, and ...

... a Rinroln.ftire 3,0.6-0, hisrd Turit was an indictment against Robert Mar, il, A for prisascer in, [Lrincoln CastlIa, ui rd r an eicclct nu sor dsbt, it %vas stared, to thi- amrinvit of nrearly l' r,03OL-. sling III,,. Clarlce, counsel fnr tire. pro-~ecriion, si ned 0s! i; 5't was finr an agsait o f a v ery is gr c aved oct are sri-u- lii nitted vo %Viiliani T'fl-rfirr, tire tirr:-,f thle r ...

... Zr.$, ire CIlt .15t., 1814. uIt El~~- er, ON Sunday ge'rnnigbit, the, Hon. Mr. fititice ILe Blanc, ol- and Sir F. L. Wood, Bart, the HIgh-Sheriff, atendcd Gi INvo divine service at Yot'ok Catheadral. They were. met at it Ct, the door by thle prebendaries and ocher menihare of the ve tlt, church; and afier tlie prayers, &c. had been chautined 'n, and read, ai usital, heard a sermona, by thle ...

... 1'ROPERTY-TIAX ON THlE PROFITS OF SHIPPING. Tfle Court this day delivered judgment on the fol- iotivsg caqe, which applies to the general assessment of an important bratich of the revelue. 1t-1 ATTORNFY GCNO'RAL '. EORRADASLE. Trhe defendant was prosecssted by informatsios of the Attorntev General, for thle penalty of 50/. incurred by his n eglect to n.lte a return under the Property Act of ...

... STEALING STAMPS At Lou-Rt. Witl JoHsN TuoMpsou , (aged 30,) late of Hull,gentleman's Hu] servant, was tried for stealing from the office of williamn ftu Allison, jun. of Louth, a quantity of stamps-Ma. folk 1)ENEAsN very ably stated the case on the part of the fitu; prosecutionj and proceeded to call witnessds. -M,. W. the Allison, jun. said that he was assistant-distributor of dire stamps at ...

... Ipor. r V1cnt 3oiC, 1814. riie in- able arte ra- Ousu the ans- did- ffcrir s of for- the :ted lies, 89, Pon no- :hat rro- the iith our by of ,Ole iim I to ely. ion afe, of .on. ire- - ird. vo-I ind lica Vill In ' to ing ono of ng- cad ad- fol- to ect gile iii shee rd- urn at tie aed *MURDIRS. Moenday, March 22tt, 1814. JAMES FORBES was charged wth ttbe wilful murder of Mr. John Taylor, of ...

... .'. .' - . ..DE. - I In the reign..of Q!een. Eiizabeth, a peron (ian ar-- raigned bcfore.Sir james Dyer; Lord -Chiefi Jufficeof the Court of dontmon Pleas, upon -an indi&nient for, the iaulder ofanman who dwelt in the faneparifli with the prifoner. Tfhe firft Witnefa agiinft hiim.. depofed, that on' a: certain day mentioned by the wit&efa, in thie mornirg, as hc was going through a ...