... Yesterday soon after nine o'clock, the fillowing prisoners were arraigned on the charge of having forged notes in their posses- sion. To this they severally pleaded guilty, wbich subjects them to transportation for 14, years ;A-seES TuRnNEtt, JAME(S ctSE., JOHsN CARPENTER, JOHN t AGA I MARY IlAr.VARTN.EU, CO. BAitER, JOHN LsENNARD, SUSANNAH LiF..nmAito, DAVID C'RAWLEY, SUSAN- NlA55 FAIMILO, ...

... A SSIZES. KINGSTON, 8f £Y-Ame4 Drm iE agtdd so, was tri unlder 'LordiElleoboroa~gla's Act, for stabb~~ing and tlitting John Joite; 'at.St. Georg6's, in. Southwvark, on thle 26th of Septemober. last. It was distinctly glvdby litany wvitnesses, th- ttt-i ha bi It ,r Jones'Is hos bet-ween one'RT ?? WO~ltln t at veril othst n)ersons mliiiI a clas feait5'gtaetoit door. He n~ever sicke oils word ...

... MANsssa-e..usr-Yesterday Mr. Thomas Bignold, Sec. of the Norwich Union Insurance Office, appeared before the Lord Mayor, in answer to a summons at the instance of 111r. Saier- wyod, of Paternoster-row, and Mr. George Graves, of Wal. worth, charging that Gentleman with an assault. Mr. Shervood stated, that he went to the office in Pridge- street, as thefriend of Mr. Graves, who had a chains ...

... 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 ...

... AFFIDAVIT OF MR. ROBERTS, In the Court off King's Bench. e0 : ' d, John Roberts, of Manchester, in the county of Lan- i p( caster, cooper, maketh oathl, and saith, that on Friday, i the twenty.eighth day of March last, he was arrested, I vi in the town of Manchester aforesaid, by virtue of a te warrant from Lord Sidmouth, one of his Majesty's Se- ce cretaries of State, charging this deponent ...

... - ?? fl.. I- ?? ?? ite(I t1 *npttan apr rtietl~ o h House of Ie sicep pinted. Alxco11ig tlicii are the Reports oni thle Odt til Police aiid Prisous of' tle 'Metropoish. ~ie;tra r Ilt ecolncinly midt sysietn, ?? prison, is severely I. h, cenlsored, as, con01tributing to thle incvease of crimle; II at ice radical anul scibarantiallrelornm is the'refi re recorntren- lie ded, rca well as iai ...

... CORNIi4t7L ASSIZES -'TuESDAY, AL. 4. ltin 9irto ?? MAflY A1NN TU'CKR.his This wo ?? indictmitent aga~in lst t he dlelletdant, for a hi 0,6 pub l ishled i ii C(,nntry .Ne aspaper, called The, W'est Vriton' arid Corurrcdt, Adviithwer, upon the initiff, Al r. It. Curntey tile younger, Vice I'arden of ' tile Stalmryv Ci~rt in thse Count v of' Devon. T[he teU rnise wits no4 sooner calledl than ...

... HIGH COURT.OF JUST1CIAST londay canme' on the tr al of Catherine Stew- art or Ferrier, and Robert Stetart, 'boih lateyj residing at the Russian tap-room in ihe 'Canon-] g;le of Edinburgh, and Margaret Cowan, also lately residinrig there, and widow of the'deceased' Thiomas Ferier, tacksman of Melville Muii col- liery, upon twelve different charges of resetting, stolen goods, and of bleirg habit ...

... THE COUNT OR THE CONVICT ? A curious case, founded on the following cir- cumrstance, is now before this Court:-In the year 9 of the revolution, a man named Coignard, convicted along with several others of robbery, vas condemned by the Criminal Court of the Seine to 14 years imprisonment. He vwas sent from the Bicetre to Toulon to be employed there with the other convicts. From Toulon he ...