... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... PROVINCIAL NT&LIGExNcR. ASSIZES. LawrcsTek, SEPT. 8,-Jehn Wegrh u*n and sobad LEe wegre indicted rfr the murder of John Smethuret on Easter Sunday last. The Coroner's Jury hatd only outbd them rtilty Of Man- slaughter, but the Grand Jury had brought it in murdfr.-Ita appeared, that two parties of lads, who hei I een quanFelling at a public bonse, met in the road towlavrds Oldhamt. lter one ir ...

... : 1iHESTER. c- ., 14r1day; nowng D. ye3-aad J SaYille wez; a4ie owt Xb aJg-W W n Je~ ti;o tahe 15$ fju swt whit wasp . . be ?? give`the word, 'k± ?? J & £w b orthree score then * came u , and among them Kaye; whlo' ?? ai 75Wh#an &k~SavledstQilsaeet t g ?? Sa. M.bu none otlienz; ou ld di identify Saville, who was accordingly dischargedi j n XiSyei bheing called b'i for bik'ddh'fnee, said sil ...

... -LD B -,A. ?? . ; Mrs Mary Ridding, who atd been convkted of stealing the izfant child of 1ohn Schir, Was 4 this morning brought up to receive thejudgmen: 1' of the.Cbttrt. She ivas dlressed precisely as yes- terday, with the exteption of ihaving substituted . a lylack for a white veil. . She was mnuch agitit- E ed, and was again accompanied by Mrs Apple- c. by, her nurse. - s Ori being asked ...

... JI3ORJfl MURDER. anll ish The f6llowihg are zhore detailed partitulars of ?? the dreadful mutder 6iimiitted uupoh Mrs Dor- 'et mer, of which ive gave Eome acounl in our rid Wat:-~ nd 'In our ohitnary last *eek, re fibeiltiohed the death of Mrs Dorsher, aeed about 50, the wfell of a respectable fits farmer, residing at the Dial Boost, Ashow, at the time our Paper went to press, we had heard ...

... CS Q o MR. ID AUR$. STEANT. | ;tWtein t6e- WIy apers, NViwjoih talky SQmewhat p~~eriintuey of. tlie Foniiziiste. Ste~ wt ja auetrtpiel tbe r wivigs', says that LeIe literl and ru:ip i Yjffpiai nopg wheni is Mt. Bryapt, olf Qrocr icouitl.q ry4 have undei'taken ,tO eecUrI forImi~i thb~ ~c~'t p~~ibte 4ietace on lhis apprOadI , ~Aiiga,1rt.-l ;: 2 , a vary FwvoIhi.al~. rewstilt is an4icipated. e ...

... GUos1sALL.-The annual disturbances on the eye of Bartho- lomew Fair do not appear to have been productive of so nuch riot and confusion this year, as upon formier 'occasions. Two individuals only being brought up yesterday for disorderly coh. duct, from that scene of drunkenness and dissipation. The prisoners were JoUi; ATKINS and WILLIAas PLUMIE, journeymen whitesmiths, in the employ of ...

... LANCASHIRE ASSIZES, SEPT. IS. Mr. Serjeant CROSS this morning moved for a Itule to show cause why a nonsuit should not be entered in the case Hayes v. Barret, which had been tried on Saturday last, and which was an action against a Constable for taking up a person hawk- ing a prirned paper in Bolton. [The paper in question was lunts insolent letter to the Duke of York, written, as our ...

... UIELANMCOLV SUICIDE Of A YOiNG Y~.A tA Mondav morning at an early hour the neitrbo- r..4 * hood of Bow-street was thrown into consi4lt=e. 1 confusion by the melancholy event of a y lady ot Soperior accomplishlitenti anltd-,uc nanmed lBurrell, w!ho was lately married to anolii- cer in the army, nrho is at presentl at Brighton, pu!tiwg an end to hear existence hy stabbing her- telf to the beart ...