... APPIEAL- 02 AOURDER,, US1._ - _, - . r- - Thie Cotrt oi , iii.S 6 BeliBh yt.z>erdrv nruiln.a not- wilihstandiwg tile wer.erose ftt morning, was crowded by half-wist ifne n'clc'. a ct egtt thre a lvse~ at Atahun7t Thorirton left iZ eapartrlfsil he l6king's ?? Praison in a -ialc1ney tc , id , irriay d ht Weest- rnins, h-e nw.ca cor(;tered into the ?? Ainde was pilaced at the har.-'3t i:, snid, ...

... -: . . I sT ; Oi NEI GHEI z.~ . . ~ TTl oAEYAE - s J M1J1e S&8%ltse, g IN: r, t, .t Lnr.7 G To flire Ztlit 7.qoya raibf~e 'leLaaw MAt'e.^>tt. arilci trle ?? Mateesty s JU~ti~eee .pr~eaidtTg ?? @rt-~cif e~dirAM % ' ~ele~t -at ile Old Blailey. We, t;e Gracf.aitrv of the tity-of Lrtrdor4 ?? tile re ea4 bile ovf sudrenat praeented toosb 'n datort and b6ti r ir fcrn nedleydte pa pero`' eh it r e ...

... PPRQVINA(IAL INTEL LIGENC4. A SSIZES. LANCASTE-.OnvoRoa v. a ?? was all actioa to rc- cover damages for a breaichl i aa p uiralse of marriaig,-. Nr. ToeftccoG addrrs'oo tbo pujy. Mra0 the faber of tbi eIlintiltr, *vs a su reoen at eoitii arce; lie diedixi 1810, leavming a widow 'and four clixi'reri. '1r1li plaintili i;,s Itigliy arcola- plishecl. had rrceived a lih'e. al ecuatioxi, and had ...

... ACCID.ENTS, 'OVFENCEJS, Aq. MYSTERIOtoS CAS& OrP N ?? Wedtsecday ss'llnight tdie body of a vyung vonman, appareetly about 26 years otare, was alincovered flailig in tihe Medwvpy at East Banming. It was taken luta shockimel 'eorlacle. On tsefollonsingdayan inquest sra ImLCm 'vterelivebomly n:1S inspectedl by thelfieirynind Suerggon, -who wescr all of- opinson tlat tie deocased l;id been ...

... CASE d 3,.JA3lFS LN1.4IW,GOD. An errcouna Qtatem.,uIt fl. a r papera rplpecilli!g ille, -ittlaliorn ot the iforti re nan je;17ioes Lca ~,tel rw ho ?? killeci in: ?? Prison ea few days agn 7, I e1 ttel Obkg, tby yotir ilsertion ol the foilo\ng circumeta;.cs, cooeevivno stcI inscon ::nay naove of p blic utiiitv. -Tlihe i -votetaearivoodi :vi 7bteen sent to nil flo-pital istot.s!-y-:oidof ...

... LAW* INT)r LJ4GEN CZ- M311~T OFCi(E Y-8it7 ' lIZF ATT5ORri'.OtYERiT, V. TIZ Mr. I lani, moved in this case, that thie teashet' of -a chliariy 4chlool 4t gls'gain, county of Surrey, shog1&kc paid RZ Ofbi' salairy, wbic~hlie hiadnot rersived during ithe lust eight ycari.q The qaittry he At present sad was 401., w~hekeas he ought to be paid 7M1t.ls. hat sum. being given to hj~. pradecessay iii ...

... MIIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Yeesterday JoIs RIPrON, WIllLLIAM CHISrSOLERa, WILLLvM I HOWELL, ?? 1ARDLEY, CHARLES AmFn, and GE(osso ro Buctc..Y, were indicted for riotously and tumultuously asset- 1I bling together, and for assaulting James Henry liacine, and T others, at Air-street, Spital-fields, on the 25th of March. T Mr. Anorsses for the prosecution, stated, that the outrage I ascribed to the ...

... A SSIZES. flI1Y.TUISDY JuY lit, In CpOWNVN SIDE.-ATTEMPT TOPoI&ON. t-e t.1 rx, otherwise Knigktt.Oti, cged '27, 'was charged St with having ?? polsou widls ilitett to kill .Joseph )fDodaworth, his brte-nlw le r. NVMt AC-is noiend the case. for the Prosecution. Josep Dodsworth was carried into court, andi gave hits C-vt-- !V euce sitting.' ie lived, at Ailsendale in the heonnit~g of Miarch lat ...

... O,>,LD BAILEY. .~ s FORGING A WILL' MARs ?? and BJ EaAM w are indicted for ; torgilsg a d satterlng a,.certais paper, ?? to be the last . wil and testarttesit of John'Reynolds with intent to defraud' t «Gebtge Reynolds; Uencle :of the -decdased. In another count . they were .caraed with uttering the same? knowing it to be i4r. PtATT stated the indictment. ;¢ Mr. Gsrats~ addressed-the'Jury, ...

... COURT OF KTNG's BENCH, FRIDAy, OCT. 7o. Sistins at Serjeant's las 11IjR, before thre He)n. Jasticcs Ba.eLE.Y, ABBaTT, and HIOLROVD. STRINGUtR V. MURBAY. This was a case from the Court of Chancery, to decide the Paint of legality on the following question:- The defendant had contract. for the building of a ship in one of the East India Company's ports of Madras; andl the plaintiff .Draposed ...

... LAW INTELL1?ENC.E? COUY?T OP KING¶SBEMCH-SAtSuIIuAw. Last Saturday, Mr. CLAsuza, the sing's 'Couei?el, ?asQved for anc? obtained a flute to shew cause, why a criminal InPoriasetion should not be flied a?alesst Win. AUday, hioutelsur, in Birusing- Isam, for a libel ?? in a letter addressed to llsdford, Esq. a Magistrate of that town. The sanle Lsar?ed Counsel nowapplied for another csinainai ...

... .EsI,3X ASSIZE.Z, CHELMSFORD, JuLY 23. CIVIL SPDE.-Before Mr. Serjeant Laws and a Special Jury. SEDUCTIO-N.-GaovE v. Ili~tDStat. MIr. Causr' opened the pleadings, and stated, that this was an action against the defendant for seducing die plaitslifs daughter, per quod sereuitum atnisit. The defen.dant pleaded the general ?? Guiy.. Air. GvetNEY stated the case with much pathos and eloquence, the ...