... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-TUESDAY. DESPERIATE ASSAULT B3Y AN OMwiBers DBitvEm.- Robert RawliUs and Edward Humerston were indicted for assaulting Thomas Ingram, in the parish of St Pancras, on the 24th of September last. - Mr Prendergrast, having stated the case, called Thomas Ingram, who deposed as follows .-I am a fish salesman, and on the 24th of September last I went to Highgate. Shortly after ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, arc. I NARROW ESCAPE OF THE DUKE OF RUTLAND AND THE MARQUIS OF GRANDEY AT SEA.-Off the coast of Norway the magnificent yacht be- longing to the Duke of Portland, in a full gale of wind, nearly foundered. The facts are as ?? Duke of Rutland was in his berth, when he awoke and found the bedclothes drenched with water. His Grace threw him. self out, and found the cabin floor ...

... S5AULIORGQUGI5 STREET. Willian Vyn'y mo, a private in the 3rd regiment of Scotch Fusileors, ?? charged befio.e Mr Dyer withx having wounded a boy and'attacked-several poic constable s Wvith his bayonet, and a person named Charles Webb waS Pito, the bar-at the same time, charged with ?? iStone, C Psaid, iibout 2 o'clock that moinhig, whifeobn duy hesw igml the Soldier and a'boy in it standing ...

... GUILDFORD, AuG. 2. STREETEN, CLERK, V. BLAcK.-This was an action of libel, brought by a clergyman of the church of England against the editor, publisher, and regis.. tered proprietor of the Morning Chrronicte. Mr Thesiger, Mr Platt, Mr Channell, and Mr Chambers were counsel for the plaintiff, and the Hon. Mr Law, Mr Adolplhus, and Mr Steer were counsel for the ?? Abinger: Is there no means of ...

... EXTRAOR1DINARY CASE OF LOVE AND SUICIDE.- On Monday an inquest was held at Camberwell, upon the body of William Henry Blake, aged 19 years, who swallowed upwards of half an ounce of arsenic, afterwards opened a rvein in the left arrn, and subsequently hanged himself. The deceased was the son of a respectable tradesman residing in Camberwell, but did not live with his father; and the only cause ...

... I COURT OF. COMMON PLEAS, WESTMINSTER, JUNE 22, NORTON V. MELBOURNE. At an early houron Wednesday morning, both the public and private entrances t ?? erly thouronged with people eager to procure any place from which to the Court were thronged wit peopf a trial which has excited so much interest. they could hear the smnallestpovretion omefeactly imagined. At halfpast tine the. The heat and ...

... MANSION HOUSE. THE FAMILY OF THE CROWS.-On Monday a black man, named Thomas, called Tom Crete by the people about Billingsgate market, was charged with stealing a pair of sales. Mr Goldhai , the clrk themrket, made thed charge, and described the defendant as a ost troublesome e Mayor: Why, I am given to understand tha11 youare avery wicked xcet lo of imslfupo bingaprehndd o te ocallsickled, ...

... CVINTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, WEDNESDAY-, Robert Salmon, a respectable-looking middle-aged man, was put to the bar, charred with having caused the death of John M'Kenzie, by having adminis. tareto him, on the 20th of January, and at other times, large and excessh e qsiartities of pills composed of gamboge, cream of tartar, and other articles of a noxious, destructive, and deleterious description, ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT. DOE DES!. TATHAM V. WRIGHT.-This noted will case came on for trial at Lancaster on Tuesday, in the shape of an action of ejectment by the plain, tiff, Admiral Tatham, to obtain possession from the defendant of his right as heir at law of very considerable property, to which the latter had suc- ceeded under the will of Mr John Marsden, late of Hornby Castle, near Lancaster. ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, Ac. FORGERY ON THE BANK.-The Directors of the Bank of England had an investigation on Tuesday into the circumstances connected with the transfer of a large amount of stolk under (as alleged)a forged power of attorney. The patty implicated was in custody, and acted as an executor or truste under a will. The amount stated to have been sold out is between seven and eight ...

... ADVENTtURES AND INCIDENTS. BALLOON OF BALnOOWS.-A stupendous balloon hag bhen cbunstfiteted at Vauxhall. This balloon is 157 feet in circumference, and the extivejid height, with the car attached, will be 80 feet. It contains 70,000 cubic feet of gas, and is stated to have cost the proprietors upwards of 2,1501. Among the many advantages anticipated from the enormous increase in the dimen- ...

... BOW STREET. GOOD MILITARY EXAMPLE-DRuSNKENNESS AND OUTRAGE.-Onl Tuesday Capt. Clements Hill, of the Royal Oxfbrd Blues, nephew of Lord Hill, Commander of the Forces, was brought in custody from the station, charged with having assaulted Daniel Giles, the driver of a cabriolet, and damaging his vehicle, and also with having assaulted Edward Tilsey, a police-cO5 stable, in the execution of his ? ...