... 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, ...

... OLD BAILEY SESSIOINS0 SEITEMBEtR 18. TRIAL of HENlVr STEN2VT This prifoner, the melancholy. circunflances of *hofe cafe are, no doubt, yet -ftef% in the recolledH'in of our readers, was this day put to the bar. The Court was crowded with females. 'The prifoner was arraigned upon an indiftment, cha'rging him in the ufual form with having inflidied divers wounds upon the perfon of his wife, ...

... 0 COURT ef CQWMOv9 PL DAS DUBDLZ*V, radii 21. I I! . - SEDUCTION. BIRCHt alE tt s This case, which eicited a very lively interest, came on tobe tried this day, before Lord Norbury and a most respectableispecial jury. Mr. Buaatowrt, in a moat pathetic address, laid the piaintiff'sica-he before the jury; and Mr. GRan? replied on behalf of (he defendan. There was butc one witness called. Sarah ...

... UW-leport. ail1 Court of King'.s Bench, November -13. TIRE KINCVerISeS SI R SiANA~SSH -LOrE AN 8 EIGHiTEEN OTHERS. 'A It will be'recollected that Sir M. Lopez, and the other, RI defendants,.~ were convicted at - the. Devon Assizees,. last to spriig,'ofbhribing tertaxin-Electors of the borough of Gram- liound., for thle purpose of procuring, by corrupt means, the IS, return of, a Aleniber. to ...

... l .t&aw Af(port, ,-. i, , - . -- C .!rtr f King s Bench, JVo erner g7. Tf'A Soicltnir Geaeral shewed ceuve against a ftule ob- iainked.(ip behalf of W. G. Lewis, of Coventry,) by Mr. ClAtty, bb a former dti, calling on IMr. Goodal, High Cobstable of Cdiventry, aind two other persons named Biate- .4isand RicMafds, to sfiesw cause why a criminal infonmna ion' hodld nrt' be issued against them, ...

... D abi. -or t. CO0VRT of XING's BENCE5 Aprii 261 A. HILEras V. THORNTrON and AflOTHIPR. This wsai ieiofn broiiglit by the p~ialatiffl, itho iv a 1 mferchan-t, against thiedefeid'aite,; Messr Throrlitou and Wvest, who are illpoirters of tisl~o aI otPer Kni .commodities, to recLover , anus ~of 6311 ga vd. being a P losssais~iud bytiacpleIatff. upon Ti0o bukgihtdd of tallow, wlaich lie ...

... ' REPORT ON Ti'rCRIMINAL LAWS. - . . i I. poaor..-lThe 'Selct Comnittee, appointed to consider so much of the Criminal Laws as relatea to Ca. pirIdPat'ishment in. Felonies, and to report their Observations and Opinion of the same, from time to Onbe, to the 'Hnunir and to whom the several peti. ftiinn on the aubject were referred; have, pursuant r Yhi'order,4 of the'dijuse, considered the ...

... THEE CRIMINAL LAWS. We have already adverted. to the Report laid upon the table of th., Hiouse.ol 'ommons by Sir J. Mackintosh, from the Committee appointed ±-oenquire into our Cri- *r minal Code. * A mong the various important and curious documents. which it contains is. one by Mr. Knapp, the . Deputy Clerk of Assize on the Home Circuir. Thbis c *gentleman, by dint of persevering research, ...

... tU12RT OF khvG's BtxRt.C: Sittings beftte the Lord Chieftjulice and a Common Iutit. Y T~his *as i ah ion fdr 'an alfault, cbnthtitted bt the d defendant on the prrfira of the plaintiff, on board the Eaft india Company's ihip the Orwell. Theadtfendant picaded, :e firfi, that he 'was not guilty ; and, fecondly, that the aflault Ir ra6 committed in the ordinary courfe of punifitmcnt, by reafon of ...

... - , ;-i D' - ', v (twichededfPoI ohr m dst , Inn 'r. -.me's pS'a'pair,.OfjSt. Iielen's. Pla e:.Mr; c' tEbeneler . o1~nsoQn, of Bishopsgate Street, fion- utt xongvr;; Mr. i Baker, of thle Towver; Il e~'it a rell retired-niercbant'; and f. Gair et,' an in surance icilf broker;.- bdre: testiioiniy to ,'the 'geew p rep- sh niarie '10 posqutibn ivhis ,-w r 4os~e..Ou ,Cgot,.-pital m,,q funig ...

... A-ancaoter Wooi3co4, SATURDAY, SEPr. 4. Aboutt eleven thi. rnirntng the Grind Jury, came hittn Coutrt and returned No Bill against Jo.fepk Platt and Robert Pk yjA bre. The fharge against them was preferred by Huatw and his party, for alleged perjury itt their depo. ritions reipecting the proceedings at Manrhe~ter. At halt paor two the Grand Jury carne into Court with a 71e Bill Againqt Henry ...