... MIHDDLESEX SESSIONS-OCT. 15. H -enry Palnser was charged with fraudislently receiving 0 of tenbilleo exchag e, fonr It, 500 each, drawn by Frincis *h Dugdale Astley, Esq. w MrA~tly crss~xam~~ed y te pri~soler The sum E a 'nsriratn tenl hills at L. 500 eachatterueto le ArMfiie on1? No other persnn was present at the ttmej I Sad - shnld e saisfed wth onysim from.L.760l) to ,S L .5000. I said L ...

... MANSION.HOUSE.-AA Spaniard, named GREGORIO GURNEE, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having stabbed a Spanish refugee, named Levega, who has been held in high estimation by those appointed by Govern- ment to superintend the distribution of the funds for the relief of the distressed refugees, who, some years ago, came to this country for protection. It has been the practice, we ...

... vs ?? Oct. i5. i s Ots Tueseday lost, tire ?? Riding Sessions commnenced at t Knaresbro', before A1ATTOYiEi Wie~socx, Esq. Civairmnlt7, te W1. J. Coltman, Esq. W. L. F. Scott, Esq. of Woodh~ll, w Is A. Lawson, Esq. of Ahlvbro', and ,Jas. Ilanerton, Esq., of iv, ol flellifield Peel. The proceedlings were not generally interestinig. hi cr LEEDS, 11E-DNESDAY, OCTOIOER.16. I Thesc Sessions wrec ...

... 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 ...

... ASSESSED T'AXES. Anumeioua andrespoct ableMeetinrg was held on Monday night, at the Duke of Y.:rk, MNIut .street, Re ei)t's ParP, for the pr- pose ot obtaining the abolition of the As8sesed Taxes, particulerly those oun riudows and houser. Mr. Wood Ii the Cbalr. The Secretary reaid the copy of a letter which be had witten to Lord Althoip, r ~nmuoIetig the proceedings at the MeetiDg on Monday ...

... L],ONDON SES3-lONYS.-OCT. 16. this morning these Sessions commenced at Guildhall, be- fore the Right ionourable the Lord jyjayor, the Recorder, Sheriffs, Aldermen Ansley, Sir C. Hunter, Kelly, Harmer, Sir C. Marshall, Lucas, Rc. WILLIAM and JOHN 13UTL[N, brothers, the sons of a re- spect.ble tradesman in the City, were indicted for assaulting 'lhomas Mall, a city police conotab le, in the ...

... OLD BAILEY SBSSIONS.-THuRsvdA. The Court sat at nine o'clock. The Common Serjeant and Alderman Sir Claudius Hunter occupied the Bench. At ten o'clock the Judges, Mr. Justice Parke and Mr. Baron Vaughan, accompanied by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, arrived and took their seatse WM. iEODWORTH was first put to the bar, charged with having violated the person of Maria King. '1The prosecutrix, a ...

... MIDDLBSEX SBSSIOXS--ff'L-)N-Lsvdy- [B fire B. ROTC-S. Iq, M P., Chatirmans. 'Ihe Court oai at ten o'clcck. After the prisoners in cuito- dy, many of whom pleaded (iuilty, had been arraigned, the following tridls were proceeded with : LouisA GRAHAM, a decent-looking woman, was indicted for stealing a watch and a sovereign, the property of John Brown, on October 8th. John Brown, a mariner, ...

... , . 1. I . . . ._,I MoNKEY HVNT.---On Tuesday last Marylebone police- office was the scene of much merriment in consequence of . the following ludicrous occurrence ?? the day previous an Italian boy (to whom belonged a huge monkey and black and white poodle dog) was brought before the magistrates 1: under the vagrant act. The boy was committed to the h bouse.of correction for a month, and ...

... A'T'ROCIOUS A'TT'EIMP'T AT' ASSASSINATION. if ODn TLcWadyV eVelling' abouat seven o'clock Mr. James W ilkiiisu, wbhosc nill and rosideiiec are about a quar- tir if a ; mili distauit from Stalcybridgeo on the lIlulders. iold moad, Iclt his holsac Lo go to the mill ; wheo within 5 about ia liioidred yards of the latter he was met by a mailti of vlry suspicious apilil rauce, wilIII he eyed ! ...

... LAW REFORTMS. - . ?? The Kieg shall sell to isono, or deny or tithtay to:- none, right or ?? Chaerta. -. [Gentle Readerl1-We like this plrase. It w55at one c trme much used by our older writers, and very wisely too; but it is seldoml resorted to now, as it is nit so no- cessary to win the attention of tire reader to watlan.t - US~ thor may have prepared for public perusal. Much read- in isg ...