... universe by unequivocal signs, and that every attempt to re-assemble, with a political national object. is forbidden as a crime against divine au- thority. Letters and papers have arrived from Jamaica to the 21st Oct. Tbe merchants connected with that ...

... latterly a helper in one of the royal stables. He declared, that he had meditated the crime for four years. That his opinions arid senti- ments induced him to commit the crime, as he thought the Bourbons were tyrants, and the most cruel enemies of France, and ...

... cbargad witb having flab bed the Sieur Delacourt witb a (harp in- flrument, with an intention of putting bim to death. The crime was defignated as aid* iog and affitting in fuicide ; but it appears from tbe teflimony of the parties -them - felves, that ...

... which made that act a crime. A foreigner, re- siding in another country, could not be tried in this country for an offence committed here, in case he should subsequently visit this country ; because, at the time he committed the crime, he owed no obedience ...

... instantly murdered by their savage captors. The government had taken no measures for the adequate punishment of these horrid crimes. Some of the pirates, it is true, had been apprehended, but with no other view than that of benefitting the Govern- ment by ...

... at the Police-office there, of several circumstances he witnessed, which gave rise to the conjecture that a most horrible crime has been committed. As the matter will nojjoubt be investigated, it is sufficient at present to say, that Mr. Mearns is impressed ...

... the unfortunate inhabitants of Bremen has been nou-dered, and we truft that the threatened retaliation for thefe atrocious crimes will without delay be car ried into practice. Nothing but a fevere retaliation can put a flop to thefe inhuman ads, or teach ...

... misery and vice in the world, and they scoffed religion and at the arrangements of society as many incentives to misery and crime, ami the marriage rite they contended unfit for social life. He did not mean to charge the Government with not having interfered ...

... giving false reports of what passed at the trial, aud particularly at the conviction of the Roche lie conspirators. Their real crime was for detailing to the Public the affectionate commiseration which the audience, and most of the Adrocatss present, testified ...

... Dublin Patriot, July 2. The calendar for the approaching Assizes for the county of Limerick presents a frightful in- dex to the crimes which have been perpetrated in that district. — Amongst the prisoners, are four For the murder of Mj*. Going ; and several ...

... thither, and, without mani- festing any anger towards the offender, used all imaginable efforts to induce bim to confess bis crime. Notwithstanding his most anxious efforts, Reymond refused every thing, and M. Rothschild, seeing ail his representations dis- ...

... appeared like their leader, to have abandoned hope, aud to have formed a determination to meet the consequences of their crimes with firmness. Monument, the approver, is the only one of the Cato-street conspirators who resides in the Tower. He will continue ...