... ASS, Is, JNTEILL IGENC'E. AOliFO LIK CIRCU t . -Nonwtcii, TuLnDA.r On the opening ol thc Court this morning, 11. Ser geant Sronas applied to have the recogizances eniered into for ?? ap emarince of JIhn Prigrinm, one of the partiescharged sviib bribery, re-pited. A sirnilar application had been made lait year to Mr. B~aron Pollairl. Ihe proseoiuon was inetituted by llessr,. Servell and Bhike, ...

... WE'l7STlIHNSTER SESSIONS-THURSD.IY. Tl['Moe Mr. CO\NZ' niT l n lull Btoneln of Macistrates.] Ilie culendar contains the names of' 62 prisoners, ot woiorn there. were 1Q forstealingf differeut articles, varying in aii ount fromt 1;. to 10-. or 15s. * and 26 for riotous and disorderly con- dact , thii otlers wrre for trivial otl'unres. ills y Ann alias Emtily Ti ld, was iodicteil for keeping a ...

... LAW INTEL LIGENCE. COURT OF CIIANCERY-W\iNrrsrrDAY. SANDE ONIs 01. WdLrian, Mir. COOPER said he hnd in this ( ase to make a rairer s-in- gular application it was fir an ordier of the Court to permit a copy of a petition to be filed instead of the original, Which ha'i been answsred 7fhierc were three petitions in the cause, one of which was presented to the Mac1ter of the Rolls, and .ii ?? ?? ...

... POLICE INTbiLLIGENCE, MiAIN SON-H~iOU SH' Iw'%oy~ounlnmerin, inaeil Jyceeand Gi'eeit, anldt--liotue i, named Robe~isttio and Sttiis,'ern btught before tl~e Lord Mayor. 'i'a men, were wvell dres'e'l yon) aots and the wvoren looked like steady respectable hOLISth(2ePer. Price, the street-keeper of ljroad-street Ward, stated titot. of late at number of the fretueonters Of St. BirtlinflomewS ...

... CONSPIRACY AGAINST/the KING'S LIFE. C()OlRTI O |ASSI/,l:S--IARIS. t, [ rl r V; 0o' MATCI , 1; l e The wilnesses fir the pros(cction were this day heard. .M1. 13c. t, crmmin gs ary oft police, deposed to having been sent by the Prefect ol Poliee, on the '20ih oflune,to Madame C.aveous, and to having foun,l thire the woman Chaveau and four meie, who ret uie to give their names. In a dark cabinet ...

... INSOL VENT D)EBTORS' CO URT-THaUSDAY. £Before Air. Commissioner Bowz,'e.] IN THE MATTER oU TH1E PEilTION OF JOHN LOVE. This was a case of considerable importance to the com. mercial werld, and excited no little interet. The insolvent, i dezeribfud as late of Copthail-buildings, City, was opposed by iMr. CooKE for `lesers. Brandram and Company, ,\lessr-i. f-lal, Engbsi and Company, Messrs. ...

... HRolE CIRCUIT-K:iOSTo4, THURSDAY. CROWNS COURT.-fBefore Mr. Baron VAVOHAN.] IUIRDER. Saors Blackman, apparently aged 31, and of wild melan- choly look, waq indicted forth- wilful murder, by strangling, of her infant daughter, Eliza, aged sixteen months, at Gorlalming. The dreadful deed was committed on Saturday solieif,,. 1.5 Jaya .-Mt- Iyc~r.~ to Is raiolnd she was ordered to be remanled back ...

... POLICE INTALLJG.ENCE. y MANSION-HIOUSE. On Thursday Sir Vi illiart Heygate, Bait., cornplaialci- t agatist a man named DaLi., the owner of some carts which e are employed in removing tile rubbiit from the new street a lending from Princes-street to Moorfieltis. Sir Will am rtatedt y that on Tuesday mornhig, at five o'clock, as hoe Iva pasingi i through l3 Il-alley to,, ardsl Colettian-Atret, ? ...

... SPRING ASSIZES? l1 KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES, WEIDNESDAY. James BliRis, Wm. Hear1eq, and Win. Asher, nickrnamed Curly Bill,' labourers were indicted for a burglary, on the night of the 2d'of September, at ChipsteaJ, in the house of Mrs Mary Anne Long, and stealing diver, articles, her ?? Clarkson having stated the case, called Mrs Mart Anne Long.-Prosecutrix was a widow, aged 66, and resided with ...

... ? I DESTRUCTIVE FIRE; 24 SHoPS RTJRNT.-On Saturday night, about half-past ten, the neighbourhood of Old Bond-street was thrown into the utmost consternation and alarm, by the spring of rattles, and cries of Sjfire 1 fiom the house of Mr Absalon, military clothier, 12, in that street, within two doors of the Western Exchange. On the doors being opened, it was found that the first floor back ...

... MARLBOROUGH StREET. Thonas Adams, a sharp, stout boy, was put to the bar before Mr Chambers, on srspciion of having atternpted to tratisfer the contents of an oddgentle- matr's 'poeket into his gwn. The charge was of addoubtfel nature, and as the b-oy' appea-ance and replies indicated considerable shrewdness, the magiitrate was indu(ced to put some questions to ?? Chambers: Are' your pareits ...

... ~knHOME (I1RUIT -KrNGSIOV, SATURDSiAY. ry:1 [Before Lord Ciri~fiJutice TINDAL and a Special Jury.] TiHE. OMN1NMU.S CONSPIRACY'. 1) of e ?? kiN ON' Fll PRttOstCUTlU'5 OF WMiLIAMi ilirtRinI' has, j}IiCiiAillriBOXAil. AND Ot1HER5. al ci. C. M. CrAitrsi'N open,-d the pleaudings ; he stated that thisl in ie,. woo alir dictarent ogairot certain coach proprietors for con- ,f-n spiring tovether to ...