... ATTEMPTED MiRDERD. nThe neighbobrhood of Skinnernstreetj 8nowhi1I; qrp4' :on Thtirsdav evening thrown loto ast e;oflconvidewidb1e borror and Alarin by a scene~oftA-.trilly tragical nature,' ,which pvans exuibited atthe Saracen'sHpad.lnn;arising out - oftd :folwoiving :,circumstancey-r-About tweWv& . anonthn a, the wife of a but;her of,, A njnerof enVry Stt i on business 4N o rbeI4avrow, Pims. ...

... i.-u xmn- -j. .% I- , e 10015tio. ~ i~L~ap~trt strn,, 3iii:su the elder5 Re-. W BltilietLE, ALZEX. MATYKER. WAA. MATe~k RtitON, Wms. ids cuecited, an eztriordillsry degree as interest, b' bth inthlf7 o or . in -many .Pantw of the tE Couny., 'The rqweerabitity of several 6f the parties, and ~r the niovelty and importnCe of a Cause, *hIich invsolved no ~ les tnsusabpowr of tbe law to proetict, ...

... w IntelliqmCco - i ? , , .. -- King's Penac, April 20. COS?!RACY. V. D[YERS, LEVY, NOLPE, KINNEAR, t glgc- AND OTHERS. Gerneqystateds that this was an indictment against 1ryefs LewisLevy, Mozely Wolfe, John Kinnear, X others, for a conspiracy to set up certain per. f on flctitious credit, to impose upon the public as I t, The learned Counsel described the conspi E le of the most mischievous ...

... I MID SUTitR COUNTY QUARTER SESSIONS. r .Ntefes to Corresvwoadcan*6.1 - [See oar Notices to Correspotadents.'1 These sessions commenced-ois Monday last, in the i Court room within the Towihall, before an unusually I e full Benchl of County Magistrates, Edward Bootle Wil- I brahain, Esq. M.P. Chairman. The calendar contains 3 thelnomes of 50 prisoners charged with felony, 35 toith misdemeanours ...

... AS SIZES. At Northampton, which terminated oit ThuYaday, R. Lilleyman, for setting fire to two ?? ,'wes condesiecd and lefi for execution. * - SALISt URY.-BarnIi Graham and Mr. Justice Best; arrived here on ri*aturday eveninkg, and immediately: opened the Coninfission, and on Monday at nilie' o'clock proceeded to the business of the Assizes. On the Crown side. the business is light, anfffbe ...

... OLD BAILEY, illonday, December 13. SENTENCE ON THE PRISONERS. 'TIh whole of the trials having been gone throngh on Saturday night, thc Court met at eleven this mmning to ?? judgmeltt upon ithe several convicts, nearly 200 in number, when the awful sell- tence of deatb was passed upon the following 28 individuals:- Balt. Phillipps, Robett Miles, and Hen;y Tosvle, for burglariously entering the ...

... f SAR R 9 F go ,NO-7J E . i ebyefore thefi Lord Mat-rEfuTheIalaCId f iceled oanr . ., ?? j he , 'n~l*SzisiS,#t~i2.0nsi~er at lnle vidvdal ,iwas again Yakeb-iftO 'ustody an Frisas ab HavtIenin}.g, ti're6' ?? alr>. ;'wa 'erttrut. - ptr, ;~ ~~ ~hb .nr a ni'n vog -enr e & s3 1p ah4ai4 ,ffve. o 1'ckc 1 p I eo i.g! to sel . nsowf. tle.-c~a~ute dhioff bs arrest w.Jhe: warrant was ce . ptodiced ...

... ;IS. FO S D ?? FOR USDITlON. . Thefolowing is an account of what passed shen seeteitc'e was pronounteed on Bagguley, Druuia0nd, atid $obuiton, on Mozday last:- On ltondav moroing. the Attorney4feneral prayed the 1 judgment of the Court op the three defendantl-. Chief Justice, to the prisoncrs.-You- have a right fot j to marke any objection to your trial, or to the jnlieimtdictm previoui td ...

... . PON-TEFRACT 15EljS71Q-Nl',- Ty'he I1cu. Jamecn Archibald Stu-1r- W'OrtIcy, Ch-a11r n I. -h If)Iu~illqht Magistatci iteslc uponl tile besnch :-Sir iFrilcie- ~ia~ley \inoliart. thle Re .: ltobt. Dijritay Witfddilove, Dt. D. ; the licv, John JOwe; tile Rev. 'eIt %ood nod Wili. 11citt. Hay, Clerkis B~leni. Itroolsbi sk, I tgit P'arker, Tito. fHortilo, L~lfa ~C thewe WlIsOin. liien. Dcaltry. ...

... i N IL AC Si R A' SIZ ES.-T-w cda , Scl,. 7. On Tuesday evening, about half.past six o'clock, Messrs. Hunt, lKnigit, Johnson, and Moorhouse, ap- peared in CoUrt topplead to the indictmentfound again-t themn they all traversed until the next assizes The other defendarits, who had bern pleaded, and who were in custody, were then ?? thepurpose of br-illo admitted to bail. The indictment was not ...

... FINA1 EXkAMINATION of HUNTI', JOHNSON, MOORIIOUSE, and the other PRISONERS: and their COMIMITME NT for TRIAL for a MIS- DEIMEANOU R. [lFR6M WtifrtELERt' 9iANcHESTZr CUR.ONICLE.] NEW BAILEY COUR'T-HOUSE, -I01day, yIug. 27; |Ar. Hunt andl his fellow-prisoners, it':vas unilerstood, ! ere to he brought up for a final examinatima this day. In consequence there was great anxitly in the public to be ...

... DEVON A'sIZES. THE KING V. ALLKN. The defendant In this case is one of the persons often referred to in theicourse of the trial of Sir M1. Lopez. The indictment charged him with having received V5. from Mri. C. Hunt, at Plmouthl, to influence his vote at the Grampound Election. ir. Serjeant PELL stated the case to the Jury. The de- fendant was a voter of Grampound; and he afforded another ...