... S'OMERSET ASSIZ ES-T, ik-ay, Azcgut s.i . ., , , , . , - . . Y - Crown side.-Before MTr. Justice Pmli, h EXTEN4SIFE FORGE-RI' upon the BRISTOL 'BAAK - GzORGEt NUTTYCOs[0s, aged 4s, and RotlrT FRY, e were capitally indiaed for forging and'uttcring, know'iig it to be forged, a bank note for the payment of xi. purpor- : ing to -be of the Briftol and Somerfetfhire bark, with .e intent to defraud ...

... EVANS THE MURDEREI. v In consequence of the nimerous applications on d Saturday by persons of different religious persuasions, r to be admitted to Evans, in the hope of aifoi )ing lhim e consolation in biq present rnhappy situation, tbe Un elr- g Sheriff went for the purpose of coasulting thle wishes of ') theunfortknate man onl that subject, when, after a sho14rt s conversation, he declared ...

... C iOURT of Ki;G's BuegcI 2Xir: (; | 11 .--. Is . ., jc .. BROWN V. PHILLIP9 AND ANOTatltgR..: se. This was arraition 'tried at York ASgaizeS, wheti a ver. G. dict was taken for the plaintiff. ds Mr.- RCshrardjo had 6ince obtained a rale to fhib ...

... ? i5 z I '? ? :, - ,-?s ?? 0 25.?' 1 AOT?IJUIFA` E9, . . . -ttl . . . ?, ,ATROCIOZTS-ad DRELI/TTA TE 1AfURsi Jo}[S *4ALtoP, ,agS 29jer,ff :waqs cap~italily indicie for: feloijiti,9sly,, wiIElzI$,' . ad . 1iciojusly, aid' .withl nxall~e. 'af ...

... - Suiclims is a crille of so unnatural a character, that -no brute' has evcr yet been guilty of its comlilission.' The sett'-murderer, at the instigation of imian's iitze'rnal; eieiny, dlstroys his own existence with tlie hfild Whinchl , should defend it. HIe deprives his family of his pro- tection, his countir of his talents, and heaven of hisi soul; he-violates the law of God, and th'at of ...

... - -,- ¢ - I 1; - . 3C4E.; .a y At the above gAsiei, che: Codrt .a, oArsipted'a c6t - lir sidrabile part bf.lTuesday, and Vihe'iole oW Weiisesdit Wr e. in'tlhe uaok.-fMEogland, prosecdrtiti.tl jon die lstiro o 4 at wbich diys, -L P1os, a thiserabid-.14xkig boj. yIar( j jy ofage, was .counvicted of uttering.!Bk of o nglatdr *; L. kfaeiwing tbem to be forged. -:Wheni:theeVrdiatof O 2ilt9 qear ...

... 221o giettrilli t its RS U R R Y., . . DAVID OwrN, aged 50, was ;tried ander Lord Ellen- rs horough's A*, for flabbing and cutting John Jones, at . St. Gcorgcs, in Southwark, on, the z6th of September lafW. c- i -It wastdiftindly proved by many witneffes, tbat th, i prifoner had gone to Mr. Joncs's houtfe between on and nd two o'clock, put his.foot on the Acp at the door, and cut a it and ...

... 110JIM CISPUItP.- -ESSEX ASSIZES. ; YL zI' ~-P- - Ad rwi .:, i . - .hlnsod , ida , .f csj 1.. EXTENTS IN All. PnetsPOTT VV'eUSs MORTLWCK ANn OTIHERSt. 211 This was a Oafe which excited a gteat deal of intereft in' n- -the county, and 'is cettainly'osne of general importance to a the. communiity. . k was an adlion upon the cafe, for wil- fo fully, malicioufly, and without any reafonable Or ...

... eral Sir Henry Torrens, K. C. B. George Ricketts Nuttall, M. D. William Henry Pyne, Esq. Benjamin Rotch, jun. Esq. Treasurers, Messrs. Drummond, Bankers, London. Books arc opened for Subscription at all the principal in Town and Country. All communications may directed to R. Horen, jnn. Esq. Houorarv Secretary to the C ommittcc, at No. I. (> Henrictta-strcct, Cavendish-square, London. Mmo*C ...

... SHROPSTlRE ASSIZES. = Crown side.-Before Mr. Justice HOLRooVD.] led ,, iry, HIGH TREASOM-COINERS. TS4 TVe KtNG, AT TUZ PE0oXCVTboNOrp O35tVH GRANCER, 0M '14ews WILLSAM IV11LMUA Tar, zabtaa, Atin wILIA'M 0ll, PUILLZltS.TNIE YOGNCtaRo. to This cofe excited confiderable attentioth. The prifoners the (the former of whom is aged fifty, was born at Birming- gilt ham, and is a ficel toy maker by ...

... POISONING AT ARKENDALE NeAR KNARESBRO'.| lI v sss AlE ir.n:,La StEAKA etN*C1KbUkU our his On Tuesday WILLIAM KNIGHITsON, alias BATLEY, Was uld committed to York Castle, by Founrayne Witson,,Esq. of n It a Ingmanthorp, charged with administering at Various but times a certain deadly poison, with intent to murder ant Joseph Dodsworth, his brother-in law; Ann Dodswonrh, h his wife; Thos. ...

... OL C ; ;-.--BOWSTRET, MAONDAY, UIN El 29. At twel:;e 'cloekt-he office was crowded to ezces i ; ousequene o Mr. HUnt repairing thither to tprefer a I : i omplaiijt against lf..'Le'i the lhi'g'h conitable of West- t'ninster. . N 'i-Hutnt staited& that ni'Sattirdayeveniing he rkhigh-cbnsrable wefit up' to.him, and in a threatening and i menatingu sanner hold bis Mtaff of office to his face; ...