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'Inc J udges arrnl'ed at this town at 7 o'clock in the evening, and immendiately proceeded to the different court-houses, to open the commission of Oyer and Terminer for tbe county of Northumber- land, and for the town and countv of Newcastle-upon-y'vne. The calendar fbr both places is extremelv light that for the town containing only five ofFences of a very tri.ial niature, whilst that for the county does not contain more than seven. Of these, three are cases of felonious stealing, one of forgery, one ef highway robbery, one of bigamy, and one of sheep-stealing. FRIDAY, A.UGUST 20. CRI1IINAL COURT. Atnine o'clock this morning aIr. Bamon HULLOCK proceeded to the Guildhall, attended by Alr. Jackson, the sheriffof Newcastle; and after the usual formalities had been gone tbrough, swore in the grand jury for the town and county of the town of Newcastle. He then proceeded to the Criminal Coart for thc countv of Northumber- land, attended by E. Collinavood, E:sq., its present high sheriff. After various formualities had been gone rhrough, the following g,-n- tlemien were sworn unoon the ntand htrv * Mlr. baron liULLOC, shortly addressed the grand 'jury. He told them that the otfiences in their calendar, which he was happy to, say were very light, did not require any observations from him. He held, hwevcvcr, a letter in his hand, which contained statements that deserved invcMtigarion. Whether those statements were true or false, he had no means of formning an2y opinion. There were, however, somne of the grand juqz who werc acquainted witthe part of the eounty from which tt came, and who migh:t the'fore be able te de- cide Upaa it. Ruis Lordship then handed up thc letter to the grand jury; but a its contents were tnt rea we :nnot pretendl to fo= any conjecture reganling the subject upon which it was written. Mr. Baron HULLOCK then adjourned the County Court till 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. Hle then proceeded bezk to the Oudd. hail, in the city, where he disposed of zll the criminal cases, none of which posseesed the slightest interest. It ir expected that bis Lordahip will fnish in the Griminal Court for the county to-morrow; after whicI he Wil Asist Mr. JustiCl BAYLEY i?1 di.sposing of tbe cases at iiprius. Mr. Justice BAY LEY was engaged in trying tvo cates in thin Cour; during this day. They were both of them totally devoid ot ia- terest, eycept to the parties concerned in them. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYINE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19.