... CASE' OF SUPPOSED BURKING. Fourdeitsper'nte loolins fcellows, naiucd John Mavg e a Mihchet Shieldls, 'I boa' Wil~li ms, ?? Bisbo;, fil have heen seveial tines examined' at Bew strt so uinder the ?? of hieing'nij dorii d Ba ltin a boy.-3rr. Thomrias, the superintehndolat oft police O! stated, tlhat in conseqrineen f infuiitiation veteived frx frorn Air 'Partridge, emonlstrator oaf aiiltrpy to ...

... iN THIE KING'PS BENCJL-Nov. 17. ad at AiNl t IN IL *I S icyia THF KIHNG AGA.iNST TT0ThA$ JONISi, oa' CAIRNAllTON, WI near i ?? te after- ds after. In Trinity -etra aatia rule was obtained on stt ior the amfiauavits or S sueon: Peterl Boileau, Esq. the: iu f; It° atc Baoii nnd 1, William Rlhert, Jones,.and ard others, free Burgesses)of' the Borough of Carnar- ?? e vo, against the defoisdant, to ...

... -C The session of the High Court of Honour opened ' C on Saturday. The calendar is uncommonly heavy, ?? and many of the charges are of 'the miost, heinous nature, and acdolepanied by circumstancesol'gredt' t aggravation.. Tbe Right Hoai. Charles Earl Grey h was put to the bar, when the President thus ad, dressed him:- You now, my lord, stard upon your trial be- si fore this High Court, ...

... aw I 3litalisface. J COURT OF EXCHEQUER. I RDV. CREWG AND ANIOTHiER. thi This was action which was tried onl Thimsrlay id latst,. before Mr. Barrin Vaughan, when a ',erdict q, was found for the plaintiff, damrages S61. The id facts. of the calie were these, the parties, are nearly bi Lh eat',and in the year. 1820, or 1821, thlefthr s ItE. ft~he.plailntiff len t a snin of X53.,to the defendan ...

... 3S, UTcJnr!Fsn.D BsaaNMrPs.-3y the ' Adminis- e, tration of Justice 13ill, which, was passed during ve last Session, uiicertified banhrupts can take the ?? benefit of the Illsdveit D)ebtors' Act. It repeas t les the ?? in tjle 1st and 2d Geo. 4th, which cn- re acted that uncertified banlirupts could not be (iis. cub charged bv the Commnrissioners if thoe nsolvent iP, Coart, nunless they had ...