... YO RKSHIIRE SUMMER ASSIZI,;S I CIVIL COURT-MONDAY, JULY 22. (Fol the preceding business at these dssizes, scefourth page. ) CARTWRIGHT AED WIFE v, SMITH AND) ANOrTER - Mr. WILLM1A9^ and Mr. BAINES were for the plaintiff; and Mr. PoL.Loc and Mr. MtL.Ntt for the defendants. The action was to recover damages for an assault upon the female plaintiff. It appeared that the plaintiff, John Cartwright ...

... LAW I'NTE14GNC. TIn the Insolvent Debtors' Court London, on Thinsdey, hi the-case of William Cattle, tile eld, en extensivc dealer in cattle in .Yorakshire, whose debts amounted to £82,763 4's. d., the ?? grilnted an icpplication. made on behaitlf of a portion (if tahe cteditors,- tolhave the insolvent.rcmoved to Ytork, tiher to be tieard in the matter of his petition. ELECTION R10tTS.-1lt the ...

... COURT OF I3A.NKRUPTCY.-DTc. 10. EXPARTE ASHILEY RE SELL. Mr. SWANSTOX (With whom *.as Mr, Bethell) applied to the court on, behalfof lthe petitioner, the assignee ofl`arlkl Bell, a bankrupt, praying that a contract of sale ofan estate near 13everley toa persnt of the name of Dixon should be rescinded, onl the ground that the purchaser was the moltgagee of the property in question, and as such ...

... HIULL POLICE. ?? only case this (lay of any OtltIA OSA Str-omWheldra/o', aliibourur eLi- in lUh'llludry, fLam1 Tbiver Btridge, wea-, charg''d with having, Hie, 'IT't!Ie nlight of the I i us instant, assaultedl ad Stabbed Jousepih ?? r, a lbankor. T0 'he ,b'f'nd lit tuait1,1d( li1' ilak sti tck Warrendor w5'iih it lilve' of seumi tallf at foot Ion- whicih ho had takelin from a Laity buili. i ...

... CIRLOWN COURT-MONDAY. Mr. ROBERtT ROBINSON, gent. was chargd with feloniously discharging a gun), loaded with sh- t, at one .lohn Pick, with intent to murder bim t were Wre also counts chlrgi[; him with intent to maimn and disable him, and with intent to do him some grievous bodily harn. ML. Br.ctKnuR.\R . and Mr. DnINnAtSq c'nducted the prrssrtwion, nnd Mr. Sergeant Jovas and Mr. MsrLXtt ...

... EAST RIDING _$ESSIONS. 'The Soessioft,5 f~ii'-the'~wstut Ittidtin, Con-rnrlflt'T d2 a ct this day. The Magistrates transacted private buitness 5 in. teir own roorn tfll-one o'clock, i4hen tbey entered Ill the Cou rt for thle tia l 'Of ippaIJM, arid other -cases riot t requiting thle attendance oF~jory'. a 'TUESDAY.' In to Th is morning, at nine oWclock, i-le Cotirt was opened with the ustial ...

... BEVEMLEY BOROUGH SESSIONS. ?? -is MONDAY, DEzcmdEaIO 31.1 The Ge-neral Quarter S~eSsions otf the Peace- for vick the Tow,) and Liberties of Beverley, comimenced this Ved ornin, before CIAUS ~EON , Esq. Mayore' J, V. b~t, rso~rsoNEsq. Recorder; J-. B. AietlN Esq., IH. W. MASCEsq., TireosrassTu~. Esq. SAMro'A. HALL, Esq. tat and other Aldermien.I Oil The Grand Jury (of whom Mr. IV. Stephenson ...

... O. n Stribrday. at the Publie. [fall, before Edward tg Gibson, Esq. the following cases were heard and disposed of:- le VAGRANCY.-AlMry Ann Hlrrison, a girl of very juvonile appearance, but who stated her age to be eighteen, was charged w ith vagulicy. A watebman of Sculcoates deposed, that lbe found the prisuner in the streets on the preceding evening ;---sshe said she had no home, and he ...

... hIULL POLICE. SATUIRDAY.--Thornas Johnson, charged by Mitchell, the constable, with bogging in Middle-street that morning, was committed for one month. A man, who gave his name Jaimes Bradford, was charged by Mr. Storey and Mr. Bentley, constables, with annoying persons going past the corner of Lowggate and Silver-street, the preceding evening,- It appeared that the prisoner had a number of ...

... I I Thle G',sneral Quartusr Sessionts for the Town and Libeities of Be ver ley, wecre lield on Mond ay, before JOHN MY'ERS, Esq. Ms~yor, J. V. TttotMPsON', Esq. fle-' corder, Aldermen CL~UorEY, HALL,' H-jLt., WILLIAMS, Anieras, IJRILREIoN, &C. After the usual fornaitilies, ?? Jnre, (of whom Mr. WV. Ptli'iin was Foreman) were briefly charged by thle Learned Recorder. FELONY. JANE COATES-(it ...

... int, On Monday last, at the Mansion-house, berore era- the Mayor and Magistrates, Francis Daley was charged res- on the information of Win. Cramp, Esq. collectsrrof tb6r -oi Excise, with having in his possession a quantity of at- spirits which bad not paid the duty, by which fie had flar incurred the forteiture of the spirits, and a penalty of .oss £C100. uld Mr. ENGLAND, who appeared for the ...

... F! I - - - __ _ - - - - - - -- - nat (Bfoe .r.J'icotn, da.Sp-'nJr.) an TEIS KI55G,,05 TILE PRLOSECUTION OF TIfLi DUKE OP 111.tAUFOiT,. sal r. CLAYTONS AWL)S UTH~RS, Frc Thits was anl indictment against the defendants. tbe (TI printer, publisher, and editor of' ite Sp~ectator news- s-ui paper, fura- libel, published: in that journal-oi the 30th seri .of April, 1831.. Sir JmiisCE SCAwRI'r-r ...