... COUiVLI' (F KING's BFlNCII, Nov. 27. It; I 1JtV - 1. . - 1 1Lfl'' _ __ -, N4o'ViCF, 'It) 111W 'ROFESAWLN. I 'th e Court gavenout ice, t I at It I ley wouldsiitat -i'rieant's Thi Hall jon Thur-rday, zire iili 'Mt`Jaonraryj 1817, for if the purpose.-of d is Iisilg of thle rcruintiliuii new tridis C Iiovt'd fihy ire hi at 'Term. I IUSONF~IlS INt Ti/I WING's PEINCFI PRISON. It he. Coort ...

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... ACCIDENTS, OFFINQES, 4c. DESTRUCTIOS OF Si. JoEN's, NETwPOI;DLAND, BY Ft ?? followvin g particutlars arc ?? iii a letter, dated February 2, and brought by the schooner Pike, whictt sailed from thence on the 25th, haviug vith civch difficulty gt clear of the ice:- The fire broke out on the12th of February, shbout eight o'c!ock in the everning, and consumed between 130 and 140 honsL-s.- What ...

... POLICT. GUILDltALL. / Onl Tuesdry, - Burki, she ynars old, *vas canrged with as- satltit(g akt a tni~lit thlree Ver.1s (hi, aib loi he beat ill so dreadtlb a 1;,v (dit its lt ie alilteiwi Snmc G ioo! n a ?? t1''o:et by thc i ylttin p ?? iihid oced !inl. to counl vit tie violence with wittci lt~ wvns eli ?? asenauded until the state of the &t Iid b a-oet e amed. Ot Fridat,, a yolmg man of ...

... A UCIDEENTS, DC OFFE(EiN , ULP . Tnr TavrEnQ Geansr.-Last i oiidav niglgt gase b:rt) tO , 'anqt itnportlat di coverv, ilie ?? ;id o ie's titlan ite Touwer Ghost I t will, proablv, be it then ecollection of Sonic, tait cvt lsrdevablc anxiety lid2 a few mo oihs sbte bto c ex r ited ?? the inhaliitaunts of the To'wer, by a si' l ar walppea sne n hibot icr somie oidhts -was observed tiear ltol ...

... OLD P.4ILEY. Yesterday Wtmt CAsRtC, an aged tian, Wtt ittd-51tel for stealing on the brh initant in the d wellitur lioti e of Mr. 1- itch- ettj of PicaJilly, one silvat spoon, of tile value of 5S. his pro- perty. 'I he proiecutor in propeietor of an lintel, an it anpesrel t hat on the day stated in tht ?? prisoner vvcrit ino tile traveller's room of tliat house, and seeing sonse s lver spoirs ...

... OURT Or KTNG'S BENCH1, [AY3. On the Sittli' of the Cnurt to-day 1XIr.Justice Abbott took his sept on this 13encii as Second l iistie Judge of thils Court.-- It is underitoonld his piace wvill be supplied in th e Coninion 1'e'as hv Mlr Bnrrou ci. Sevseral niew trials were mo-ec foi tr day; but the only one of general interest was tlie tnilowing H,tl.L Ahir'OruSIrS V. s-rorITAt'. MIr. SCAR rE rr ...

... LAWV INTELLIGENCE. . COURT OF KING'S BESCH, Fan. r. Taue I(INr V. SUTTON. - This was an information against thle defendant, as printer and pu'disber of the Nottingham Rleview, for a libel in the form of a Ietter publishlled in that paper un der the signatinre of General Ludd, refleding upst the condudt of his Majesty's Govern- ment UpoB the sujedt of the late disturbances in Nottingham aml ...

... P 0 L I C X. I4A-rON-fAnDisN.-_YVetcrdoy UtnrieA7T ArrLeto`, 0a !y SetWetrm 13 Ol 14 rears of age, apprenti.e to Mllr. lindeoi, apo. thecary in l-I otoi-girden, un ?? a final examinaston, eh irged with pgsimig a foredti r. note, ?? tde be of the Bank if Enlgland; whitr ?? t- defraud INit., 1irch. a grocer in ?? ?? tVestwaod, Solicitor to thie kIrhk, a- tendelA for the prnsv , ntion. 'I'he ...

... I PREROGATIVE COUN, DOCTORS' COMMONS. LANOMEAD AGAINST LEWE)S. Yesterday this case came; before the Court on the admission r of the ?? . Is arose respedting the last will and testament of John Clark Langmead, Esq. late of Plymouth, deceased. The paper propounded was in the hand-writing of the deceased, and purported to be memorandums for a will, and it contained this , ssaage- Considering the ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov.29. Middlesex Sittings after Michaelmas Ternr. art V. JOHN PVWtLL. This was an indidtment against the defendant for conspiringl to sell an unsosnl horse to General M'Clean. The case ?? this:-the prosecutor treated with the defend- ant, who is a horse dealer, for the purchase of the horse in question, which he warranted to be perfectly sound, and he re- ferred to ...

... POL ICIB. I Pow-sYrErT.-Safturday Diclos. the patroie,; wvnq rnuplit to the fllice alltl alnaitteri to hail. There is ilO spr-cic charge ?? oill, but frotm the circumstince of htia having been td.- ;ihg with Vaughan, when employed by the BIanIkc aol the Minlt in discoverhig and apprehending the forgers of batank nites and the coiners and titterers of crunterieit money, together witb his ijat ...