... A SSI Z.ES. At Dsnimiy Leitt Assizes caviet oit a caste (if notvelty, ititi sit seine interest iii thle coutty, 'anti exceited the curiosity of ia great Concourse of spectatuirs. TIhe tial tasted trai n tun isstil oboiut hltf-past tenl at night. Philip Potts, is persisti of Conssiderablte free- tiiitt prssporty, conistintti oft litiiies iii tue ttwin uf Dlerhu, 'ald heeper siC anl !isifitiossi ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FfEmwAnY 22. 1 A CONNOISSEUR IN PAINlTING. GRAY V. GUINNAPP. This was an action of rather a sinrular nature, brought to recover from the defendant certain sulim of money paid to bimi by the plaintiff, for paititings alledged to be the productiot)s of allcient foreign masters of celebrity, whereas hi truth and il fact they were Wvllis destitute of merit, anid of little or ...

... EDINBURGH, Jaly 19, 1817. d e- This day the High Court ?? procceded to ttir- tie trial of Andrew Mackinley, charged uris er the sed Act of the 52d of the King, foradurinistering inlawv- till, full Oaths. Te Lord Advocate said, that; before proceedgin' re-to trial, lie beggedl leave to state, httegeteb o ject be had in view in bringing this iuldictmeat hbd ex been accomplished. The Court by ...

... TIHF LATE ?? AT GODALMXNG.. ie Firrsrl SErerbakla eati andB c.;o;eistl of Chizulese, jull. at earl Chaeletjfi,-for thc Mlirrdr' of Ckctitell, seYn. . end. B/jzrabetui, Wilson. 4 'rThc feelimis of hlorror whieb thle late deeds of : upld had excited irs tire neigthborurhosd rf (jodal- - nig, ir;le tlrst beert permitted to subside onl the part of' tie' Magistracy without the roost active ?? for d ...

... f George Barber, a w-eaver, of York-street, Bethnal- green, was charged with a series of cruelties to his apprentice, Mary Elder, a cbild apparently II years of ?? olject of perisecution stated that her .master tookl a pleasure in bcating her with a cane, a shuttle, and a treiuvrldous irstruuneut called a dreat, with swrich be freqjuently struck beor rin the bead and legs. The pretence ...

... (:oCYU1' OF ];XCHEQCEfl, May 3. I tlS MItNutl CANONS OF sr. ?? s. 'C liil UEA\NOF | SCI. P.S1.L' S. 'i'ii sons n b ilI fled bv th! 'lnor Caitolis ouf St. Paul ls neirtiist tbie elnaii of .St. Pati I' s, to~ caxs Cr fiurn ii do S. lii. inl t lie po)lio1, uponl t he eutirouated sal ntc ?? ?? ccuIpict' by tintl w~ithlin thi (.ity ol£ IuLendz siii d rupon etinuni averI ?? thin' pisiti- ti~lts ...

... SUa4MlR E.,A S'SizJ;S. At Buck sm .AssizesX twelve prisoners were vclpitsllv coliviceld, .u-Id ireceived sentence of hanth isut thle ohlcn weie'iepuieved,) except D. Syills, Aound tglilty of ITlahiciuusly setting fire to a lalilm csck, iii tihe iesk ynrd of Jesse Shrimp- ton, at Long 1 Cretidon and *vho 'w's left for In the Slhrilfr'Court, at the Assizes for Lin- cclhishire, a .wri-.of.inquiry ...

... LANCAST'ER ASSIZES, Vould Jarnis A.4licroft the elder, aged 53, David Ash- autry crol't, [Isis brotler], aged 48, Jadies Ashcroft the 2ccuit youniger, aged 32, William 1-liolden, aged 47, and Joitb Rolbinsotn, aged 53, charged with the mnurder de of Margaret Marsden anstd Hannah Partington in tsle in. - dwelling hbouse of Thos. Littlewood, at Pendleton, e 11- . Manchester, of) the 26th day of ...

... Pertby, Monday itighit, Nov. 3. That the day of executiurt was defititively fixed upsi, it has ih cady been stated, was not cornioutli- cated to Isuac ludlam and William Turner ol Surnday. TIbe Immutnity of the Reverend Geistleman al]wi aat- tenlds the priscin suggestedI this course. i-e preferred blreliing it to theto rgraduallvt, lit cautioned them oil Sunday again lt clicrishi ug any ...

... irrcr ?? i:llFJICIO NLwc~tGAI.-7t1,irt IroVIn, - aias~ Ilyasl, (eli if sf Slt.' tutir soitO haild bl oi xetistiei .i rho Lbttt Iwitli w,,- ?? cltari d e~t aidii liig anld abet- tiio thle prleltcd icapt if her itttitsti~, ?? tna tither perosti;;, rnamewd H ltlard tsnd .1andicyl, frttio lds Mtijesty's gaocl off ?iewxgate, ott stle .13th off April , ladt. Anne Sinners deposed that chs was ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DECEmBar 17. BREACtl OF PROMISE OP MARRIAGE. STONE V. SAMPSON. Mr. Platt opened tbe pleadings, and stated that this was anl action against the defendant for a Breach of Promise to intermarry with the plaintiff. Mr. Topping stated the case to the Jury. The plaintiff was a young lady, now about 30 years of age, distinguished by mental acconmplishmessts and personal charms, ...

... To the alimost ilaily and truly alarnitog perpc- tration of these dreadful cilines, ill tll their &irli, andi dtctstable varieties, there is tie v to be addlcid III) instance of atrity, never excereed, an d ?? to be equailled. It the tight of T'c .ilay last, the seven-th oif Octeher instant, Thiimas Hall, aged sevenity years, and Mary Grant, his bhonsekeeper, of. hboit the same age, Lwho hild ...