... OF T'IrI SEVERITY OF PUNhSIIMENTS IN Dl Fj1ElZRN'l' GOVERINlMEN'TS. The severity of punishments is fitter for despotic governments; whose pulciple~is ter~ror,-than for a monarchy or republic, w0hose .spring ist honrr and virtue. , Ira *msergte governmests, the love of one's countrl, Shame, and fear of blame, ale restrainieg motives--capable of preventing 'a great muoltitui of ctimes. lere, the ...

... EXECUTION OF JAMTS 13A.RLOW FOR Aull- :1 1 . is. Iri] . nEt4^ T } A. . ?? .A.. 1- I The execution of Jalmes l3a'Ilow, tho unfortunate ?? convicted oa Friday hist, before N. C. 'T'indal, of the barbarous murder of' his wife Priscilla, osl the 31st March lost, took pilce on ?? at tbe north- West engle of' Kirlahile I-louse or Correction, w1here the Lancaster drop (broas lit from that town Imb ...

... CORONER'S INQEST. ' An Inquest was held at- ?? Hall on Thuisday qveni'ng P4 last, before Mr. Gel). Corepet,-to inquirp into the death of Mrs. ji Elijabieth Gardner. who expired after an operation liad.brien per.t its 'formhed on her for cancer ontt 'the re~iies Monday.'Ie Jur t haviag -,beets se,~orn, procedded to view the 'bdy,_ aud on. their 6!, return the examination' commenced with-. fMr.- ...

... POI.ICE 1 )NGT.ELLGEAf CEI. Tsi A N SION- IOU S I'> lice cour?e pursued by thu Lord Miiyor agatuotpoc'cos chirped with advertising as uioney.lendec?, and running aceicy utilt the ?? tutcicntod to them for the purpose of h.tng tIcs- counted, is likely to give a hoot boacticcut ehcck to Olil', ?ort cf plunder. A east ifetil of titachiof hiss beca done of Itte cc the moirejolto Icy ilic followero ...

... POLICE INI'ELLIGENCE. Jr bt MANSlON?HOUSE. 'h A nan of the nab,- of WIL-, who was some days ago ci brought up iliargert wlth having stolen a carpet-hag on boacil a Margete steani-sessel, sass yesterday re.exatnineil. A gao- ?j tietnan of the Bar attended for the defence. ii- Sesersi per-one who had been robbed of parcels, trunk?, e, and great.roat5 attended for the purpose of taking a look at ...

... - I SUMMER ASSIZES FOR SOUTH LANCASUIRE I t LxvSERpOoL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25.-The Attoney. General v. Sir H. Mainwaring and another.- In this action Sir Joan CAMPB ELL appeared to support the claim of the Crown to a tract of land, about 270 acres f in extent, lying adjacent to the banks of the Dee, near ?? Chester.-Many years ago the Dee formed a very bold and , much navigated estuary, and the ...

... D' 1-~ ?? . Th e .,1v -qg 1 w e.Ll -s~.ciu.T os-- . ofhttonmtI dt- lhbu pgeD rand~ l rf-nse i'mih ing diploasgfom iv petyo ?? mt b36 F th My'limten I ~ i tW thei±'X the u 7founatudon yii~'ltth laofmne iy. Coo !8 jf1_the'udses.-theeo, a~itr ti' e ) St~~if~cIrf In to~uimint~totu hefort It fs rnwi 0jv ne'aitho d Cod fter~e dygewtheieodth Nvi015h tie e ?? in-s0 lg~tr;.. e r4 gj 1e ohani -: ...

... 130W-STREET. DAIIs r, S1 EFI RommiB nerr A notoo 1US member of the eril/c tire, who stitedl hi3 firnae to be Robert Tl'irtliey, but vho bas before been committed in tire canic of Nelson, roil divers otler names, as may have suiteud iris conveninen, awac yesterday charrged at this othfe with sobbirrg a ?? geir- lemran nariried Tysz-krewice, of bis parse, contrining tem1 s)- r-eieigrsand six ...

... LAW INTE1LLIGENCE. 11()l SE OF 1 RloJ)S-A1PEAlS. VeDM l'AY. ?? \I;.FN r.'Ci'~5 S .l F I' S(OIX ° ,ord L :O Ii s lread the juidgoent In t his els hien Lordship stitel 1 1ll been ve-5 ?? bly argued lit their bar on the prcvious day forthe appeflant by Si ('has. \N rthelerl and bv the Lord AVdvoealv for the rr-pondeiits 'liii qQUc- tion tit issuri arose Out of' aln alction ofu declaiation inlner ...

... LAIf' INT-ELLIGENCE. HlOUSE OF 10Rl1)S-APPEAl.S.--\'EDNEisI)Y. iore L.ords Brotiughamit, Lyndhiurst, Dennian, and other P'eeis]. JOEl (N 1111 1OFN1191 (,1 HslnTAV IIS I I~g lfI.A:N FS VA R DI I, I- f Lis case iio'e it3 a writ of error from the Court (if I; ing's Ilnelni on ar action of ejectmet, brought by the lessot of the plaintiff in error, John 3irtwhistilel, . the defendant, Agites t ...

... mahtr- *umter adlt. LIVERPOOL.-NlSI PRIUS. -110- ?? MONDAY, AvorsT 17. or Qukdgia v. DW.f-This action was commenced by Mr. Quiz. has tie gin, of Douglas, against Mr, James Duff, broker, of this towna, ...

... Y'esterday the Aliddlesex aingistrates met at the ('ourt- house, Clerkenwtell, for the dispatcl of county business. B. Retch, Esq., in the chair. 'I'he Report of the Visiting Magistrates for the House of ('orrection was rend. It stated the numnber of prisoners on the diet of Ausgu-t to be 77u; viz., 577 males and 202 females, 22U of swhorn are *ag ants and reputetl thieves. Sir. .11'WILLIAM ...