... °LOF MARY ANN BURDOCK. TWAL 0. I -AiA )u1.q teen excited b, this tpncv.edealte interest whiIcf liat Veenrxeea ecoru le Ies craslao, e, sfmdtce us to com~ply, with the ueish ezpressee aaurifiaof eC Sulisr.er, thwt, ast our rept~rt of the evidenee many f Ur thate oras appeared,' we would re-print the I 01plete ta 4 (he mOO1 tpr to enable diem to forward it to their friend, V11d~o~le e rpoth' ...

... Car-narvnciz'h guartcr Scsiaonq. f Oilis1ay the Qiiartelr Se33 ifor the Courdy ; of Carwirvon werie Held ill the ShIhrhall. 'lie ]ev. i lr. Ireror, Clhairnaill, ?? the fbi lowutilln ?? .%ere inl atten.dance : licv. lessrs. W. Wzillialns, ?? luighes, Grifflth Owen, \Vul. Roberts, and John fiowvlmiids, Estqrs. - 'he Urand Jury having been sworn, bills of indtc.- I Itctit were sent up against C ...

... AfRREST OF LONDON FORGFERS .. i (!fi1)erWl ?? of I (Fomn the ?? Comrnetcell Chroniile of lVed- nesday.) a In our paper of SaiturdaV last, we gave, from the to London papet. a&n accouilt of verv edtensive for L geries, ?? which it Divas said friuds to the amount fr of-upwards oa.twelnty thoutsand pounds had been perpetnrte(l. It wag then believed that the person is principai' jijiplicated, ...

... CITY SESSIOr? The General Quartcr Sessions of the Peace for tIllS City were holden on i'donday last before Richard pr ?'t'ootteu, I?sq. Mayor, John \Vastie, Esq. Recorder, th Thomas Ensworth, Esq. Alderman, 'l'homas Wyatt, or Esq. Alderman, Richard Ferdinand Cox, Richard Ti I Sheen, and Deodatut Eaton, Esqrs. and other Magis- ?? trates ; whcn, alter the Learned Recorder had shortly ?v ...

... SUSPECTED SUICI1DE.-On Monday last, the lad who had been regularly employed by Colonel Fielding, of Monk's Kirby, to fetch his letter-bag from the ?? at Brinklow, was found suspended by his neck-cloth from a branch of a tree in a field between Pailton and Kirby.-Birninsgham Journal. DEATH IX4 THE QUEEN's THEATRE-On Monday evening an inquest was held at the Hope, Totterbham street, on view of ...

... . BOw-STRUET. CIIAnrGF or CiDit-STtALTOG-A female, who stated her namne, to be Aq(nes SyAeW, Was Ye5terday brought be- fire Mr. Halls, charged with having stolen a fenlalc child, aged aboet live e , from the heli' ofits Motier, Jane Thi moelitsr Et v! tt at the pi hioncr had li ed in her service fora eansmielral)O imediin: ?? tli-b C1id h1id formed a great at chlilcieit to her. Oni the Ist ...

... I COUIkT IO CIIANCGRY.-SATURnDAY' _ ATT~itN.EY-ENER1XI- rV. 5I~u I6 I-.- Thle farther hearing Of ti1s 'apel ) was prorerdeil with to-day, according to thle arranigemient mat:~ C55was last before tile court. L case Lord Ciinclloi toolk his scalt shortly after ten ti T'cloc, Lordnpaa utle Mr. Justice I'ittesofl. Thu o'clocke, -aCcompluliled Ily ),Jr. Baron AldlerSID, Who other common law jug, ...

... I - -s :) - ' -. MONDAY, APntl, 13. The General Quarter Sessions fur the East-Riding of the county of York, commenced this day at the Sessions-House, Beverley. After the transaction of business in their private room, the Magistrates com- menced the hearing of appeals, in open court, at one o'clock. The Rev. W. R. Gill. presided, in the absernce of R. Uethell, Esq M. P., who was detained in ...

... MIANSION-HOUSE. Twvo extremely il-lookinig inen, iiamed Gallowoy and Wh/eeler, were brought before thc Lord Mayor, charged by Barney Aaron, th well-known pungilist, with having, inl conjintneio lt ith other fellows, attemptcd to rob the house in which he resides, as vvell ag owhvr hitiso in the neighbourhood of llairow-alley, llotiodsdiLch. Aaron stated that a ~iespcrate get of vagaboods were ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGETCE. HOME CIRCUIT.'4 ...

... LAW NOTICES.-TRWI DAY. COURt 0 CHIANCERtY, WESTMINiT1111. Sittings at ten. (Before the Lords Commissioners.] Shirley v Earl Ferrers (in private)-Youllf; v Milbantk, motion for Judgment-The Attorney.General v the Society for the regulation of Nrgro Slaves, to be spoken ?? v AtItyns, motion by order. ?? BY DArE-80tl Jonnlary, 1iFn. Long v I.ong-I2Ih Jo. flalqY , Colemiai v Smiithies-i:ith ...

... NISI PRIUS COURT, SATURDAY, Avin[L 4. LIPTLEY v. PDNSfiir-hr. Wrerrr.rr1AN ant iMr. HeAves appeared MA for ?? Plaintiff:; aeri Mr. ALEXrANDERr for tine Defendant.i Thle plairitltf dt r~esides at Sheliefild, and the defendant nest asrae thimeagon acoaclibeilder ja at B~itirminglram. Tins was anl action to recover Lila5, befog tire balance of c ein accoect fire gooidsaoid. Tire defendant pleaded ...