Cambridge.
SOlin Lane, aged 25, was indicted for violating the persor of Charlotte Ransom, in the parish of Cheyeley, o. the 17th of August last. It peared from the statement given by the proecotriX (a pretty modest-looking young womao, only 15 vear of aze1, lbat hiaving obtained the consent of her mistress (Miss Pickenrig, who resided at Newmarket) to visit her aunt at Cheveley, she procerded from her house, and in passing dovn Wellington-lane she met the priSOner. B e inquired if she w as going to take a walk ? She replied she was, andi passed him for Chevdey. She had proceeded abput a quarter of a mile, when he agaia overtook her, and, wsslking by-ber side, asked her to take his arm. She refused doing so; whezi he seized her rount the waist, and forcbly threw hbr down on somec standing corn (putting his hand over her mouth to prevent her callingt out), and then proceeded to effect his purpose, which he acconr. plished. On the road to Chevel,y she met a woman and a sliephbel to whom she related the outrage; and the prisoner was appreheede; the same day. MrWlen called on for his defence, he said, that owing to his lbnw illness in prison, he had not been able to mAke one; but it ws etn_ dent this prbsecution was from motives of jealousy. The jury immedintely found him Guilty, but reeommended him to mercy on account of his youh. The learned JUDGE, in passing sentence of death, gave him no hopes of mercy. CAIUBRRIDAR.