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- LAIV REPOAT. COURT OF, KING's 11F/sfCti, MAY i 6. IMll4am:Ricit and James ‘ , C'ere brought up,taTeCeive the judgutent of the Court, convicted, at- the last. Assizes for the County of Surrey, of obstruaing au .Officer. of the Revenue, and assault= in him in the execution of his .duty. Mr. :111stiCk3 GROS, hi: pronouncing the judg ment of the Court, - animacherted. in a most impres sive: munter upon the critue of the Defendants, the frequency. of which had so much increased within these few ye4rs, that. it became the duty -of that Court to exercise their authority in an exemplary tvay.. His. Lordship distinguished the cases .of the: Defendants,. observing, that alth,ough Mr. Rich had been only an accessary to the fad,. it was necessary, for the sake of example, to visit the oance which he had committed, with a severepunishment ; he•tlien . - sentenced Willianf,Rich six mouths; and William James to nine months imprisonment in the Gaol of Horsham.- John Poi was also brought up for judgment, for ~ a misdeineanour, coMmitted as a - Juror impannelled on a Sheriff 's‘Jury, convicted 'of retiring from:the: Jury before they had pronounced their verditt.tiv Mr; 1.: .Vkir S fir the• Defendant, observed; that ihe-i ,aCtion on which the Defendant had attended - as a. Juror, was an .A Lion -of Trespass, brought by Mr, Selby against a person for nutting in a grove called • Warren Chace, in the county of Surrey„ belonging to that Gentleman, but which was constdcred by ; the nei t glibOurhood to be public property , oniwitfeh" they wun entitled to free egress and 'regress; veo of the. Jurymen: concurred in giving a verdict of one farthing-damages, but the other five (oneof hom was the Defendant) conceiv = ed that the,.' Plaintiff waS not entitled to . any damages at all-; and as they were not likely to agree, the Defendant retired. Another writ of inquiry ; was sued, and the Jury.founda verdiEt of one shiiling damages; so that Mr. Selby had . not sustained, any material injury from the ctindua. of the Defendant. ,Under these cir cinustances he trusted that the Court would allow him to ga among his friends , .. to enable hiin dis charge the costs of the prosecution, for which alone he was det4ued, • 1 , . Mr. Wit.-.sON, fin the Prosecution, observed, that those tre.,pas,es bad been so frequently practised, on pretence of tintting„uppri Mr. Selby's grounds, and s 9 many &predations had been committed there, he found it absointely necessary to make an exampled some one. • -.• . , The Court granted the -tirrie.applied'fOr, at • the• same time c.)l3serving, that the Defendant's neigh bours were to understand, that these trespasses would not be per►nitt'ed, in iutute, with impunity. • • CIRCT.III' INTi-LI4GE AVE.. „.. 0.-e-Tues - . 4 .ar the Circuit Court of I Justiciary was opened here by the Right lion. the Lords Justice CLEl.l.li' and MeAnowBAN K. Thoth's Black, tenant at Forenaught, in the Pa rish.Of” Foulis Wester, and County of Perth, charged with falsifying and altering bank-notes of 51. to WI. and .fraudulently using the same, r was outlawed for not appeering. John It esticater, flax-dresser, in Kinghorn, in the County of Fife, accused of murdering John Orr, flax-dresser there, by stabbing him- with a knife •in side, denied the charge. ' The Jerry unani mon:4 found him Guilty, The Court delayed pro nouncing sentence, till the other trials should be finished, in order that the Slieeitf of Fife might be censulted upon the expediency. of sending the Pri-. sOner to be executed at the place where the murder was committed. On Wednesday, the, Conrt proceeded,to the trial of Margaret Cunningham, widow of the late John Meson, flax-dressere in Pathhead, . in . the county of Fife, and John Skinner,: butcher there, indieledof' the murder of the - Said _John MaSon. Skinner few , ing abscended, was outlaWed. Cunningham pleaded Not Guilty. The Jury, however, unanimously found hot Guilt y of the.muyder of her husband, by feloniously 'adini nistering to him a quantity of arsenic, which; on a repetition of the dose • (the first having filled), quick ly occaSioned his death. The Court, in this case, also, 'deferre - ti. ,pronouncing sentence . till the other, trials should be closed., iletty Murray alias Barclay, accused of repeated a6ts of house-breeking 'and theft, in the county of Forfar, admitted her guilt, and the Advocate Depute restri&ed• the libel to arbitrary punishment. Ye.sterday. Morning the Jury returned a verdict of Guilty against the said Betty Murray, in conse quence of Ler judicial admission of the faets charged ee - ainst'her , - • - ' The. Court then_ entered upon the trial - of Donald PP Critic, formerly Serjeant in the 42. d Regiment of e • Foot, now merchant in Perth, -accused of the mut-, der of I!...uplian Cooper, - daughter of JohnCOuper; baker in Perth, a girl between and 10 years of age. .The circumstances attending the commission of the. crime, alledged against 'Craw being repugnant to common'clectmcy, strangers were excluded. The .Tury taunted a verdiel, all in one voice, finding the Prisoner' Guilty of Murder as libelled ; whereupon .." tbeXourt' passed Sentence of Death upon the Fri- . 'soner, 'ordaining him to be executed at Perth, on Fri day the 27th of June'next: - John \Vests+'ater • was then put to the Bar, and re ceived sentence to hi: executed at Kinghorn, upon Saturday the 21st of June next. - Betty Murray, alias Barclay, was ordered . to be. transported beyond : seas for seven years. Margaret Cunningham• being brought to the par, the Advocate-Depute craved the Court to pronounce • the judgnient: of the law upon her. The Prisoper's Counsel moved the Court to delay :sentence against I her, in respetl that she is.pregnant, and craved Allen - Lordships to take the. course, which, in such a . ,,eaSe, should appear .to them to ,be proper. The Court certified the case to the . High Court of Justiciary, to meet at Edinburgh, on - INiOnday, the 26th day of May inst. and granted a warrant for transmittingthe Prisoner froin Perth . .to Edinburgh. Tiiis finished the Criminal business on the ,No:- , .11 circuit. • The Court thenlreard and decia:fl Appeals from inferior Courts. MARLBoRULT GU-STE - e-,terc.ly being the day:ttppointed tor the second examination of Pqnti lias Ballet, who stood charged with divers -abo - it 50 'persons waitin : at the Ogice to pre-. 'for fresh charges against him. .The Prisoner, how ever, was pre% ented from. being examined by the rupture of a bloo&vessel, and a certificate from the HoSpital Surgeon was 'read to that died.: On Monday evening an Inquest was held at the house of Peter Belton , the Olive Branch, in Sid mouth Place, Gray's Inn Lane, on the body of a labouring - man: Who- was found dead in a tile-kiln, near that place, 'lt appeathd in evidence, that the nufortunate man.. had taken so- much drink on Sa turday night; that he m became intoxicated.. wishing 'to Screen himself . from those who kneW him, he Would not go home to hislodgings, but went to the where he-worked, and lay.down in .a secret corner, where he fell asleep. • There were no others about the kiln at 'the time; and it was not known that! he was there until ,he.was found dead.—Ver diet, Died by SiffAcation, A serious accident happened• last week in the mine-works of Richard C - rawsbay; ESq. at Cyfarthia, near Merthyr-TiciVil, by the explosion of an en gine built on Trevethiek's plan. The engine house was entirely demolished, and a workman therein carried upwards of 40 yards from the spot, much bruised and scalded another'inan at the top of the pits was struck by a splinter froM some beams of timber which opposed:tho .engine in its recoil . from the explosion, and the resistance that the steam met with from the air; which broke his leg. It is mach to be regretted , that accidents of this nature too often occur thro'igb inattention on• the part of those who knew well the consequenceSof such neg le&-; and with what ease it may .be avoided.' Yesterday as Mr. JA - CKSON, of 'Sloane-street, was 'takingan airing in Hyde Park, his horse look fright near Grosvenor Gate, and ran with such violence 'against the wall, that the rider was thrown off and dreadfully bruised. The servantdiSmounted at the .moment the accident happened, .and assisted his master to the houseof a,Surgeon in May Fair; where he received assistance , and was ,finally . conveyed'tq his own reSidence. 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