... :I,. ee ,Sjim.:lsone sha at b'eten'scomm.itted bo tLacaster.J Casle hco'nmy :t -.chardl Smith,-for inanslat ihter and John, rowe ?? tor st^eihn a pecet of lines clothsii at Whittington, the ; Plopr tyoT,. o' ore. - -i Aiecrea se , 189 -causesa entered ...

... Observatory. Its fe p 'aiisn has vried ?? ii declination from that given by tle French astronueisn ?? the 5th of December. It is tw row very rcarthe equator. Its appearance, when viewed in iu tae I)c feet llcoscbclclcn, wvith a power of 250, is extremely nI beautiful ...

... for the Crown.- Messrs. 7Brougham eati Lawes were the Defendant's Ciouii!' and AIr. J. Smith, of the 'King's Road, Eedford Row, the1r Solicitor.-The cause, ,berefore, stands ever till iiext Termn. VEONXSrLAy July 1. Pevstc.-Accottnrs froin St Petersburgrh ...

... hyd-ostatic Ipinciples, thatwielltinet i.er siikinot- .ovel-se, yet serve all the ordinari purposes ofshiips boats, either for rowing or saiiih- , wrastried onl Monday, at London-bri-ge, on tdhe'elb-tidiv; during the time of the greatest fall, *sith her crew ...

... nbredaire, althbbgh tat Lord was right glad to have a few sheep in that. ounty. These are the extravagant vagaries of the. row n: Lawyets-and pr iv& Jodges yoe will ad it impossible to disenwr any rational rule-for our conduct, and can hever fese upon ...

... ynteit, ence. I I- sio jrAT2RFORD -ssIZf S, March 11, 1814. dis * CITY COURT. eff tht BDd rct , 'IISt rX aznd HAu.co, xagainst rOwE wa and Co. ha, . efore a Special Jury. ;ta This case, eiciusive of its intrinsic weight. is ou richly entitlerl to'the deep ...

... circumstances and trial are recorded in the New- t- gate Calendar, vol. 2, page 177; the Calendar pub- lished by Hogg, Paternoster.row'. rhe only incident as that left a doubt in tie minds of the Jury of the guilt his of Thornton on the former trial, arose from ...

... mised any thin; zbeinr answered g .in thp negative, he asked the seirait where their ount- ?? ing-house was, bu't she' did not row. He afterwards.n met Mr. af. in thestr'ieet, and, in conversation 'learned from him tha-t the ivarehouse Twas. in Manesty-lane ...

... John Berry, for breaking into the house of Joseph Baugh, at Blackrod. Death. Abram Barrow, sen. Abram Barrow, jun. John Bar- row, James Barrow, and Roger Eckersley, for breaking into the cotton factory of Ralph Cleworth, at West Leigh, and stealing 3 cwt ...

... Ditto. T. 'Winn, Ranelagh-strcet. L r Wm. Parry, -ld Dock, Jomhn Willey, Ditto. ' W. Parkinson, BeNford-st. H.Appleton, Richind-row. - ?? Cromn; Spar~ligstreet . Tuffs, Litstreet. B, ate The Altaion Backing Comanny take this Pppoltunity m I of most respectfully ...

... continuic to rank as the most compreheive and pefect m.of its kind. ;,rd London: printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones Paternoster-row, and may behad- of all Booksellers THR LATE B4s! b At th elaanation held at STrD ~GE, last week.:a Latin elegy, h nac k.. lat ...

... W_ pgpD it was.t Hebsaid he was commencing at ow . gthrheser, and diedhim to address theH ieflt b eii elf No. IS, Chorlton-row, which 5i~b e922.5awhsasattimeathisdwelling. Pa to~~ fi aDinaer, and after meeting the prisoner, ga ,e at thle Saddle, London-road ...