Saturday 28 Aug 1819 (p. 3, col. 5) The following are the sentences upon the prisoners tried at Northumberland Assizes:-Peter MacKENNY and John JACKSON alias Hugh MAICHIN, for uttering forged notes, purporting to be those of the British Linen Company; Wm. GREY for robbing Wm. HALL on the King's highway of a silver watch; John HOOK for stealing two wedder sheep; Ralph HUSH for stealing 30 wedder hogs, 10 ewes, and 13 lambs from Anthony COMPTON, Esq., 20 ewes and 20 lambs the property of George ARCHBOLD, two ewes the property of Wm. LINN, and one tupp from Thos. MATHERING; and James HUTTON for sacrilege in breaking into and robbing the parish church of Belford, severally received sentence of DEATH.-Richard SMITH for stealing a silver watch from the person of Thomas TAYLOR, to be imprisoned in the house of Correction at Tynemouth for the term of two calendar months.-John HALL, charged with stealing a large quantity of silver and bank notes, the property of a Friendly Society at Long Benton, and Mary MURRAY, charged with uttering two forged notes of the British Linen Company, were acquitted.-Prisoners tried at the Guildhall, Newcastle.-Frances PATTISON for uttering a forged note of the British Linen Company, guilty-DEATH.-Ann SMITH for stealing 10 yards of linen cloth, to be imprisoned 12 calendar months.-Against Margaret CROW, charged with uttering forged notes, no bill.--The Grand Jury of Newcastle, in pursuance of the recommendation in Mr. Justice BAYLEY's charge, have inspected the gaol of Newgate, in that town, and pronounced it unfit for the purposes of classification stated by the learned judge. The further consideration of the subject was deferred until the Spring assizes. The Northumberland grand jury deferred the survey of Morpeth gaol until the next sessions. A few days ago, Mrs. BELL, a widow woman in Annan, went into a meadow to milk her cow, when another cow, with horns, which was grazing in the same meadow, ran at her, threw her down, and was in the act goring her, when her own cow, which was at a distance, came running up, attacked the horned cow with great fury, and effectually succeeded not only in relieving, but, in all probability, saving the life of her mistress. On Saturday last, a fine boy of the name of FORSYTH, son of a shoemaker in Dumfries, was drowned while bathing in the river, opposite the Green Sands.