Thursday afternoon an inquest was held, pursuant to ad- journment, before T. Wakley, Esq., M.P., and a highly re- spectable jury, composed of thirteen inhabitant householders, in the board-room of the union workhouse, Hendon, Middlesex, to investigate the circumstances attending

IEXTRAORDiNARY CHANCE OF VIOLATION. Thomas Rowan, a young man of notorious bad character, was brought before 'Mr. liinghfa, at the police-court, Worship- street, on Thursday, charged with having feloniously assaulted a ybung woman, named Ann Austin, aged eighteen. a nie-e to Mr.

8, ew urlngtn..treet, Dec. 26, 1840. MR BEUST UBLISHED THE FOLLOWING NEW WORKS:- . MEMOIRS of the RIGHT HON. WARREN HASTINGS, LATE GO!rX-o stsa^L .ov INDIA, Including his Journals and Letters, now first published from the Originals in possession ,of the Family. By the Rev. G.AeGi

COURT AND FASHIN MONDAY AND TUESDAY.-Her Majesty's Royal bount gate arms were distributed, under the orders (of ?? i Almoner, by Joseph Hanby, Esq., Secretary and Yeo of the Almonry. The bounty was eonferred upon upward -960 persons, who received 6s. each. The Royal gate alms wer

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TrE.V ATRB .4OYAL, iCO.VENT GARDEN.- -U. t~hs ':thsagnment* cit!adfiiie' VisAit.-OnwMonday, WVed:esday, .Thqrsday. ajid Saturday,lSliakspere's MIDSUM}MER NIGHT'DIDREA;I tWoincludewith;, ev0y. evening the New'Griiat k~mat~cLegedar. Brlesoed. and. Comic .Chrlalanas Pantomime. esiit

JOHNh BULL -'AND BANKUPTCY. . . *The testdency of the English to grumble, whether at home or * a 'ad, is too well known to admit the semblance of an argu- mnent; and as Bull has not yet got his name in the National Gazette, it may be as well to understand that such a wind up of h

I ?? :. . .E- ?? - RaciriE FOx A CdOUH.-t-In eons6equnce`if the'"re'rknt seviet and variabdle ;eatberj cbuldiattended w'ith a codgbi ireb aid pievalenei. `Tbelolloi'bg remedy of a'n eminent physieian Vad been tak'eiii'th mioch sicdbes-6 * Taikre 'ane' sooifi' '@eWiIii piarego6Ic,

F P FOR AN FAIR I .. I QULRRSI; OF FasNiicR w~rrn .'MOROCCO (From the Univerio. -,Thepreaent differenceR b~etween Firance a~nd, the :Empire -of Morocco originated in: the following incident'*-A Spahi, taken prisonserbyv Abd-el-Kacvor, having effected. his escapes tio Toga. dore,

TH.E TRUE SPORTSMAN'S IAZETTE. I THE TURF SUMMARY FOR 1840;' WITH CLIMPSES OF 1841-rcontinued, and to be concluded in our next.) 1 The Royal Caledonian Hunt and. Kelso Races, with their. imposing heading, were any thing -rather than an 'imposition,i asthesport was first.rate,botI