... ACCIDENTS, OFF ENCES, 8c. EXECUTiON AT STa.RtING.-On tite $1%th irst. the usual appt- ratul; being prepared, and troops, both horse and foot, be4tg drawn up before the Castle, the gates were throwaw open, erd Baird and Ilardic appeared, attended by the established Clergi- men of the town. Baird looked pale and thoughltfui;, *ardie's countenance did not seem miuch altered. With astonishing ca ...

... I SEIt~TIOUS CI1UFt.IS Yesterdl. little Wadding:0n, of radical notC put to the bar, to take his trial tipon the chare ?? ?? ;o published awicked and seditiou, libel, for the pni.1t i. exciting sedition amongst thl soldiers esal from their-allegianee to his iMiajesty. ti:g , Mr Reynolds stated the ease. The publication of the ?? Was proved bitt y who apprehended Waddiogton i' Ch~ariln Cras ...

... MI6DLESEX SESSIONS. ITlhttr3dj, Sfp!.2. e ?? 0'wadintrton was indicted for having published a jitod and neaitioais libel, for the-pqfrpuse of exeiin edi6ibn iorst the soldierA, and alienati ng them from tileir llegiarice r i;s Mojety- Hie pleaded. Not uitty,. annd then advdresned tlle Ctia jrrnafs resquesnttg thtat tie Jury should be sworn in his pre- Fl!P TlVis *as ordlered, and Mr.- ?? said- ...

... OLD BAILE . Yesterday Josarse ELmLxoua was Indicted for. asaulting, amd with violence taking from the person of Thomas Aird, 40; n ted. upwards in Bank.notes, on the ist of August. This was onedf the robberies committed on the opening of the Regent's Canal, which for atrocity has not been equalled by any thing of a sim.l tar nature for many years ; the prisoner formed one of a gang of nearly ...

... Sunday's and Tuesda~y's Poses, CHARGES AGAINST TILE QUEEN, (Cosmtimrmedfemfo om- last Joucrnal.) HOUSE OF LORDS, FRI DAV, AUGUST 23. IIEN thleir Lordiships hadl assemblled this ,WWM meini rig, Lolrd El lenbarough, Mr. Blroug- liari, anid the Ar tornley Gcnieral m utirl pl Cotti plai tied rif ?? iii tire pubilic ?? Cbliarrellir saul thre subjeet ungirt bc a matter of fu- turc ctirtsjd ratimmtr. ...

... ' -- LcuvI!oN olF.JAMLIS WILSON, I Fa, jildll rftl:ASet, , i n itrititt to his sentience itt thle Court ~ len o nrlichl here onl the i2 WIh 3 ely hos/snitO er i1 ritrai Lverl, ulderrvi I, errte cof thle laiw c~oinmnoily, exe u ted iri f i I igh '_`reaksor. T1he day w'rcvi- Itc Lien lie was visi ted by hisi wife-. dan i-b dc-tiii Ie . Thc iiiter view wvias Shiort, COMrit uctittett themselves ...

... YORK ADJ.OUJR?Nl3 ASSiZES, SEPT. 9. ted CHARGE OF HIGH TItEASON. Mr. Justice Bayles and Mr. Justice Park arrived in ea. town this morning; the latter came from Lancaster, the me assizes in that town havingconcladed. .ef-- It will be recollected, that Mir. Justice Park, before el. leaving York, had adjourned the assizes over to this ed, day, ir order to procied in the usual form, necessary to ...

... OLD BAILEY, ThuRSDAr, SEPT. s8. OUTRAGE IN ARGYLE-STBRET. Henry Heald, a youth about 17 years of age, was indicted for stealing, on the 27th of August last, from the person of Mr. Thomas Walieley, surgeon, late of Argyle-street, a watch value 201. three seals value 71. and a gold chain value 31. The particulars of this transaction have already appeared before the public. It will be recollected ...

... IBREACIH OF PROMISE OF MAlRRIAGE. Beattie v. PNap sont, Esq. Mayor nf'lfaceles.fiedd.- , This cause, wihich excited considerable interet, came oni luar tr trial ?? on Moniday tihe 4i insat, at hell the Coourt at an errl hour wvas crouded.-lwhe case was opet-ed in a very clear and able tal.net by Mir. Scalletwlio _ staied, ihat ?? was the yo6ingest daughter of Ithe late Hell ry a Card well, ...

... e Horse Guards, Tuesday, Sept. 19. A Court Martial was held on Lieutenant-Col. St George French, of the 6th regiment of dragoon guards, on- charges r preferred against him by General the Earl of Carhampton Y Colonel of the regiment. e The members of the Court Martialmet at ten o'clock, in n the room on the first floor looking into St James's park.- d The following are the names of the officers ...

... Friday a.Coiti ofX.Comnmn Council 'was, held for tbe dispatdi -of public b'sifiess. Soon after the Lord Mayor had taken the Chairy and Bome Sunimportant busitstleS had been- transacted. . - Mllr. Alerman, ?? came forvvard.' He had a comruaication to Iake: 'to ?? Council from 'ber' Majesty and a eommunmica0ion of this sort alwV~a3 took precedence of all othera. .(Hear, bear.) It became.his duty ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-SIM. i. The Chief Commissioner 5Mr. RxsNoen.s) stated, that he hid received a letter from Captain Lister, whose regiment was now in Gibraltar, and who was at preqent a prisoner for debt. The letter mentioned, that his leave of absence expired gn the 24th instant, and Intreated the Court to direct that his case should be heard on an early day. With this request the ...