THE KING V. WEAVBII, ARHOWSNITH, AND SHACKIE, The Solicitor-General mentioned this case to their Lordships on the part of the defendants. . The record of the conviction was then read by the Clerk of the Crown Office, in which it appeared that the defendants had been convicted of

corners. It was an Impuial crown which wus carried the rushion. Two of her Majesty's state servants behind the carriage. 0 Squadron of horse, two and two, attended by their commanding offieer. . Hearse with eight black horses. Page. Page. Page. Pag, Each side of the hearse was d

_ (From the Durham Chloniele.) the p e r di shall ecut beexpected i on com m e ncommenced say somethingainst us f o r libel. W ibe respecting rr he paragraph complained of as libelous, was written in consequence of the Clergy of Durham omitting (contrary to the conduct of the cle

%111 Mi DRURY LANU.—On Tuesday evening, the : Tragedy of "De Montfort . ' was revived" at this house. it has undergone considerable alteration from the pen of its authoress, Johanna Baillie,' • with a view to give it a stage effect for whiLli it was never intended. The adaptation

C - I'M AAN :D. As a proof of the amenity uf the weather in this Northern - region, we may mention,. that some rose.stra . wberries were last week polled in a gar.leu in the Hawk-hill. " Ti.ere are atpresont one kindred. and sixteen aged and distressed females, many of whom are u

- ODESSA, OCT. 1. We are stillinexpcctation of ulterior events. It is said that the Guards have received orders to march towar , li the south. — The Emperor has granted a pension of 10,000 rubles. to the widow of Prince Morousi late Dra , oman of gled at Constantinople. - She NV

Sir Robert Wilson may not improbably succeed again here He is said, like his father, (our English Claude,) to have beer* very successful on hiscanvass. In his financial qualifications he s also like his father---by no means successful in figures." Having, thus, at random extract

The fluctuations of the week have not been 83 considerable anticipated from the operation of the Corn Market upon the -unds : the weather having improved, and an immense quantity of . grain .being in the river, has had the effect of keeping the price of Stocks. There are.two cir

-The popularity of Miss M‘Leod's " Talcs of Ton" has induced her to publish a second, and even a third series. Of the first have already given our opinion; of the second, being composed of detached stories, we cannot say they are all equally good, but some are excellent ; and of