... I IOURT OF ?? mENCm' r rg H^EbjA$Lrk T W., CREASY. r l 2 RErfleine ftated, that this aaion wat' hbought ti D ?? danssagcs for the IDAs the plaihtjff had fuf- tsinaedby the dtfendant's having given a falre repre. fentation of thechar;,ter of a perron, finsc well known to the world as the mool accomplilied feliatle fwindler that ha6 apapeared for a numher of ycais. This was gii' Robretfon, of ...

... ?? EXTIAOARDIN ARY E'SCAPES. - . j 1.4'ZW' mewhave been mire Aioirtunase at fta,,faw ' ofo tunae, as the Hon. John O'Srygo, nearly] reitecl tD the iarl of Inch'in. u This gentlemran was hrought up-to the fe,; ind a2 ?? 4_f 'hbs life wvas 9mIde a Lieutenantmin th&I)%Y hisco-mnthrrin bearsgdltetthe 28th of Sep- ternsler;,py~. ' 74 Hiis fi'ift 'nssfortune a 'fiea , wai on the coaft of India' ...

... IXAviL COURT MARTIAL. TLXLOTIIE MiUTINEERS AT PORTSMOUTH. TrIST DAY, WEDNESDAY JAN. 5. WEE niner ..nd ten o'clock in the morning thefol- . lwingseamen were brought in and put on their triais: tin .JlsviklJ, late Captain of the Forecastle ; James sbdnngigi to ditta; JamesChestermnan, ditto; John pald, (AiptaLo of the Fore-top; Thomas Cross, be- st ditto ; Jares Llokyer, belonging to the Main- ...

... TRIAL O GOERNOR ITYALL. OLD BAILEY, JAN'. 20. , 'T'HIS day at nine o'clock the Special Commission sat for thc trial of Joseph Wall, Esq. late Govei'nor of Gerce' The Commission consisted of -the Lord ChiefBaron, ?? Justice Lawrence, and Mr. Justice Rooke.' The indicte nient ch'sarged hlim w-ithi having, ontile lot), ofJulV, in the ~27th year of his M'gesty's rejes, caused a man, named ...

... AYLESBTjRY 9U.ARTE' SESSIONS. DEANtV. thie oV sExgS Of GREAT ,dAnLOWW ' sit, which was tried on the 15th Oiitt ex- tied considerable interest. It was brought to'deter- 5lliether it was notthe ousndex duty of parish ofiicers i tockl intrade fdrtiteirebofof the ?? ,6Iicers of Great Majwi;v in June,- last,. rated stock ode so the relief of the poor; ahd several appeals ,ta de ?? their rate aV ...

... COURT or KING's BENCH, Wednesdal Feb. 24. BcJbrc Sir Simo:v LE BLANC and a Special Jury. FOSTERNV. MELLISi. This Trial lasted from II o'clock in the morning till past 10 at night. Our limits will only allow us to give the following general outline of it. BREACH OF PROMISE OF DIATRIAOX. _T was conducted forthe Plaintiff by Mr. Attorney Ge- ' neral, and for the Defendant by AMr. Erskine. 'Ihe ...

... I BAItR]TF' V. ITiOLLXItly; LSQ. ?? was an award of' iiquiry of daimages in an action upou the case for seducing ?? daughter. The plaintilI; Mirs. Barriff, was the widoW of an1 Officer, who had served during the American war. Upon the termination of that dispute, lie came over to tlhis country Withi his wife, the present plaintilf, who was the daughter ofa distinguished American Loyalist. ...

... Ia fgti6n -before the Shei jffs otf AMiddlser and a Special - -- . ?? Jury. SHF tlEt. Wk. W~ARHAlls it:AtNT FAWiCEt. MSIS Was an~tetion foreriipjnal conversation with th-- Piajiiff's wife. Tbe darnages were laid at 200001.' Tu!e SDet'et~dt had suffered judgmuent by default, and thle JuryS wserg iumpannelied to a~sess thle damzages. Mtr. Erskine, in opening the unfortunate history ot this- ...

... ; Co0lT OF COMMON PUAI IS. EladCH OF PROMISE OF IMARRIAGEa H V D U. 155 SIO tIenilt Cockel fiated, that his client was a young 1i0-1ght redreds for one of the roaft cruel injuries Sil be offered to her fex. She refided at Harbro' blultber, a refpec1able tradefnant hi that town. ?? vws pet apprentice to MIr. Hand, and in Of fo!ie years a mutual affe~tion fprung up he- 'Iti end hlifs Hand. An ? ...

... CHELMxSrono, Julij !9-Thtis day the Comminiffsortnftr re thle county ?? opened, betlote the Lord Cihief Baron h. SIMacdonald and Judge Hotham. tb Stephen Lee,a gipl. ey man, was put to the bar,'charged al with burglarierifly breaking into the dwelling-hionfe of K Richard Grout, on tise 21ft of 'December, 179*5, its corn- w patsy with feveral others, and flealisig therein mlossey, plate, ...

... Thnrfday carnie on another hearing of the caufe of Sir -R. Lathroppe M~urray; v. Kitng and others.' It appeared Irom tbe ftateent ot' Mr. Manners Sutton, that the petitioning creditor in tliis curious bankruptcy could nat bc found. Hislame was Gill and he was de- fcribed by Mr. Pateifon, his Solicitor, wio was in Court, as havinga IhoUfea ?? Mr. Patert'on, was ignorantjof the number, Notice ...

... |f1 1IAT Al t~lrl OF THIS COUNTY. I O' ,. - lin the, 1iiundreds of High Peal; Ley brc;; very attive in lavig or s j~irmalitflls againfr the drivers of car- ILI5 , nl d negtlect of their duty. ir ornevattc vwhich flood in need of re- to . tith a height as to make it very | ;ljrfuicls on u nuy ol the roads within thele to cil your attention to one obje& of tibefe itlir it perifted in, will I ...