... 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 ...

... ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT AT MURDER. W. Dyer, 19 years of age, was indicted for assault- hin T. Clarke on the 12th of September last, and taking from his person a watch, and upwards of 71. in notes and silver. The prosecutor was a mealman residing at Hod- desdon; and at an early hour in the evening was proceeding from a mill to Dazell, with a quantity of bran and pollard in his cart. Near Haytree ...

... 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 ...

... - 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 ...

... MESSH COURT . STICI42ff. - Tuesday came on the trial of John Ewings'and si e, Lydia Davies, his wife, and George Summer- A it sides, accused of breaking into' the laundry of re , Rockvillc, county of Haddington, and, stealing li s'clothes therefrom.. Ewings and Sumnmersides ti r pleaded Guilty, and were sentenced to transpor- ts tation for seven years. Lydia Davies pleaded P, s. Not Guilty, ...

... The late AMrders at Greenwich. On Friday nitght it was reported that three Young lIIeII, Geltleattll'S SevIantS- out of place, were the guilty persons. A circoustance occuried on Friday which threvw SUSpiCiOII on a )Oou hg Utn, Illfed Cia. Hussev, who wvas lately discharged from the service of it gentl man named Stevenson, residing at Green- wicth. il flif atioll was given to tile proper ...

... .KETLU ASSIZES MATDSTONR¢-WNAKFF T. 5natnS-tLL. ?? R as an action of trover, bronghlt by ihe ?? l Jolhn iNoIAei, to recover fronw defandant a quantity of guinea; enld half gineas. -l r. MA uArLAT for tle plaini'ffs, stated, that thley were tht l'':ecurors of Mr. Joln Noakes, near Peal, in this conlity.- Tllit they. aftc. his death, sold his Ihou6oishld fuirAituie, and tiac defendant I o;it at ...

... 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 ...

... |llGII COURT OF JUS'TICIARY, SCOQTLND. On Wednesday, the 'Ith instant, thei Court mnet to advise a bill of slispesionl and liberation, with ascwers thereto, pre- sented for William Taylov, Esq. of .Nethernmains, then a pri- soner in'the jail of Greenlaw, in llerwick!shire. 'ihecircum- stances of the case wvere briefly a5 Audow.:-A petition had been preseplited to the Court, infname of, and ...

... LAWV INVTElIGENGCE. COURT OF, CHANICERY, INTc~ci 5. 51tAT'TORNEY-GitNEitAI V. ASTEavVice This case was forseerly heard by his Honour the ?? Chaiicellur, and it came on this day before the ?? Chancellor in consequence of some.exceptiofls to the Mas11ter's Report. Frorn the statement at the Bar, Iit appeared theat comie estates had been vested in certain Trustees by the late Lady Merryweather, ...

... iGH aCOURTOUSTIMA~r. cb Wednesday the 4th ilaetant, the courtm~ P~e to drse' a' 4iU n8*181ifahl Odhlberat fon ithnswefs't'beretb prrC! oented feorWilhiani-Taylor, Eit' .im ethte rw afisi, tben'da priea soneir as the been nlessmb n of t e k'se 'Thnosr esimaranes For an ~alleged- lme,-wic ifo w dids.A pe-tton ,had beeniprasmflted in Eo Coirf; inaof'and 'e.hAsstne thersolrel orainrays th ...

... , B~~~lOWV-erReraT. Tluesday, TV. .TehYsen, late a letter-carrier, and 0. Jalzson his brother, were re-examined, for stealing ropwards of lOOQ1. from letters. The latter ?? told that lhe was discharged, and was free to give evidence. After ihis an extraordinary scene took place. He look the Testament in his hand, andelleoved lhe oath to be administered to him ; but whten some questioes were ...