1NEWCATE THEATRICALS. MESSRS. CALC1RAFT A-ND CO LESSEES OF Tru NEWvGATE THE 'tas Beg to inform their numerous Patrons'and the LOVERS OF REAL TRAGEDy that their celebrated " Out-door Performances lo under the produced ASJTHIORITY-OF HER_-XAJES5Tr'S-X XESTE continue to command the

I ?? MONDAY.-William Webb, 30, traveller, indicted for forrilg a receipt for the payment of money, with intent to de- fraud Joseph Rule, was found Guilty, but there being some doubt as to the establishment of a forgery, judgment was re- spited. 'ihere were two other indictments

,OYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL. - Under the Patronage of her Majesty -Open every PIGINDAY, WED- I NESDA'I, and FllIDAY. Brilliant Success. Overflow of the Gardens. Extracrdinary AxttLiojans in Illuminations and Fireworks. Vocal Concert. Balnd 0f One Hlundred perlormers. A new ballet, G

- LATES INTELLICENCE. CITY, SATURDAY EVCNXIOI. The blarkets in English and Foreign Funds have been re- aarkablY tranquil. Consols close 991 1, and the Foreign Funds remain the-satne as yesterday. In the Railway Market the business has been but limited. The following are the closi

JUSTICES' JUSTICE. By ROBERT JAMES BALL, B.A. (Effingham Wilson.)-Mr. Ball, who, as far back as 1839, was violently assulted by a party in the streets, with whom some family differences had existed, received, as he 'imagines, the grossest injustice at the hands of Mr. Jardine, o

THE GREAT DISTE A THE ATTORNEY-GENEsRAL v. GEORGE S T BARt.-This very protracted case was brou5t " ?? on Friday. At the sitting of the Court of Each 1oncitt1- day morning, the Lord Chief Justice proceeded equeraon r;. ed to the Urnoid, up the case to the Jury He began by recapitu

CORN-MARil' 'T-MAY 2. We have had moderate supplies of WHEAT, with a fair qvtantity of FLOOR since Monday, and the trade, though devoid of animation, con- tinues tolerably steady. In FOTeign WHEAT the transactions are still very limited, having no demand beyond immediate wants,

EFFECTUALLY CURED.-Trv IMPROVED TRUSSES, requiring no under. bandages to secure the complaint, but affords to Ifort, and safety; and all persons so afflicted It being the cheapest and best trues now in use No. 25, Stanhope-street, Linecln's-iuu-fihIds Xi an extensive practice, wi

TO SIR JAMES CRAHAM, I ON nA0 NOMALOUS STAT;E OF PARTIES IN BIRMINGHAM. LEITER . SIX JAME5,-'TiS true you have not in Birmingham to deal with the aristocracy of birth, but of pocket. Commend me to the former, but protect me from the latter. Let me through you seriously ask the Co

THE ST. CILESJS MURDER. I On Wednesday Mr. Wakley resumed the inquest on the body of Mary Brothers, at the Angel Inn, High-street, St. Giles's. Before the public were admitted, Conoor's father was called into the room, and stated, in answer to questions put to Min by Mr. Wakley,