... CORONER' S INQUESTS. 1ht An inquest was-held on Tuesday last, at the lar Masision-House, before Charles Whitaker, Esq. coroner, x~on the body of Paul Daiweon, the particulars of whose ar- death were recorded in our last, The jury returned al vlerdictof-Died by the visitation of God, by the bursting the of a blood vessel. The deceased was aged 53 years. the- A coroner's inquest was held, by ...

... ata Bowr 'cE..--~osge Madden, the mnan who :k.b~ jI'ai charged with having been concerned in robbin githe D inoncastel' betting-roerns of £1700 in notes anid gold, was weho again broiugittbefore the magistrates. TIhe prisoner'sap-- ew prehension was caused under the tfiowing circunsatances: Mr. A few weeks ago Mr. Goodered, proprietor of the Saloon, wt-r in Piccadilly, received an anonymous ...

... .-JEXEeUiT)Nes IOR GsIRMN, $2dLTH, ALIAS SAPWFLL, FOR MURlDEJ.p. Pi\5 VV 1' din. JYSU lJJ.,LL. la This wvretched (¶ri~ttiial underwnvlt the extreme to penailty of the law on the :20th ultinjo, in front of. gthe Debtors' Door, Newgate. When thsegaoler went to ys lokhim up for theC night, he found him in a sound sleep. He awoke about one o'clock in the morningr, and imme- diately got up and ...

... .DREADFUL AYFEMPT AT' MURDER, AT BEVERLEY. 4, A'S' 55StViLe81LY. . th One of those dreadfuland appalling circumelances a ly which disgrace civil society, occurred at lBeverley, on the- id morning of Saturday last. A brute of a husband, of the I Id narme of Win. Stringer Watson, by trads a painter, and n- for many years a journeyman wvitlh Mr. James Watson, of r ite everley, recently aeparated ...

... ASSIZE INTEJLLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE.e W1;illiant Kennedy and Peter 0' flora wcre arraign- ti ed upon a charge of cutting and maiming Even Evans, 's Edward Griffiths, and John Cooper, whilst arresting them p (as smugglers conveying' illicit spirits), in conformity to ti their duty as excise officers. Evan Evans is supervisor d of Excise in the district of Morpeth, and on the 12th b of June last he ...

... - m'r? i?fftTI)n1?I) A On the night of Wedcesday, the 12th of May, a most determined attempt was made to mnrder George Wheildon, Esq. a magistrate of the counlty of Stafford, residing at hiis seat, Cotton-ball, in the parish of' Alton, in that county; by shooting at him through the window of his dressing-roomi, as be was retiring to rest. The window of his dressing-room fronts the garden, and ...

... YO?k0?jitt ?umn?er ? :bei was ISa no, on yec ow otii cal CII Ut hen ata5 :hat ical mit eed s tc pon ive 'ied ire. 1.h uld ler; ery bad no [cal rim Isis not ,to on, ty, of be th~e sir ItO kad vas 's.) aSe da ry, led lp- -of sds red be ant ion ;he nd In- vter on ae, ed a- :a- rt, 0- Ire lie re hes r YORK CASTLE. s ROBBERY OF THE DONCASTER BETTING^o t Thrrnaes Feredrap, (64,) was chsrgeed 'li ?0 ...

... IS lCBCELL ANY, ORIGLATAI AND SELECTEJD. aniitii 1ht rtt 11,1 lirrlo aiboacSetI to Sir 11taticYi 1'crl taM tr. ';i~arkvri, rtae ?? banki'r, of Iftict ar. Casws,'' ?? Eir. Spakiitt', of tottray rv fartlitrail' crotin.- underit tile tot icr or tlii conitcrn it] wticti I I-, ripigail, Vidlir' ?? Our ttoar or Iit ti moire dilrect isis o~i(t tot it mcries i'or o, tha tile alost ?? lumagtit ott ...

... OK,~ IVIUC I 1iVM I U. DiN 5 siit 1'. re At the late Surrey Sessions, Wv,. rzilson, a youth ap. 1m parently about seventeen years of age, was charged with is stealing 2s. Sd. from John0 Dollason, a baker at Brixton. sg -The prisoner was perhaps, without exception, ons of lbe the most impudent young rascals that ever appeared at 2k the bar of a court of justice, and crosa-examined every mn ...

... cnas - - - was These Assizee commenced on Saturday last. About to col hnlf-pd?t three in the afternoon, the Hon. E. R. Petre, and irons (the High Sheriff), and his attendants, met Mr. Justice suppi them Bayley and Mi'. Chief Justice Tindal, at Driughunees, dater tad's. and accompanied them to the Castle, where the commis- who I if my 'sian of Oyer anti Term/ncr was opened, and the Court sobje ...

... rilX±SN, Ix; fl,±NJ.-., S SIERRA LEONE, MAY i4k---I have to tell a tale Ii which swill iake every' Englishman shudder when he .5 reads it. On thei3st of March, the schooner St. Helen~a, 5Capt. Harrison, 'belonging to thle bonourable East India e Company's service, sailed from St. Helena, by way of e Sierra Leone, for England, and on the morning of the 5th d of April, in latitude 1.40 S. ...

... r f Fl (V thle bll'it B itonl. ) n'The inhabitants of the small village of Cnaleniale twithin a mile of Truro, on the road to Falusouth, were Lialarmed at an early hour yesterday morning, by an g elderly man, named William Andrew, who stated that hiis ewif'e had been murdered rduring the night. The following d is the account given of this dreadful transaction. The lbusbanci, who is 65 years of ...