ROCHESTE ' 1 PE TY SESSIONS. (Maidstote Gazette ) Bridget Poland a widow, was summoned for having assisted a marine, named Baker, to desert from the Chatham division of Royal Marines on the 23d May. The deserter, who has been caAured and punished for his offence. deposed that on

AT these Sessioi,z, v,,hich were held on Monday, at Newington, Thomas berrard . was tried and convicted of stealing a box containing several ostrich feathers, a bonnet, and other articles, the property of an elderly female , na med Hirt, residing at N ew . ington. The robbery wa

01 Thursday last an -test was 1 -eld at the Ship pablichouse. MA lo on the body 0. Miry Ana Prent ce, five y.-ars n , d, which h d t found drowned in a pand in be Hilt) , eld, in the pa of Sr. Petei's. Th. case excited much int-r,st: in the n- ighbourhood, it b-ing evident tht ,

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full-page Engraving of the intended New Houses of Parliament, taken from New Palace Yard View, being the second of a Series of Three Engravitr-s, to be pub ished in consecutive numbers of The Casket, and which will exhibit the whole Exterior of the proposed new Buildings, from L

FRAUns.—lsabella Mary Ann Harrig. fine and well-dressed woman, underwent a long examination on several charges of fraud. A young man, named Hill, said that he became acquainted with the prisoner in November last at the house of a friend, who gave him to understand that she was i

KING V. SOPHIA SUTTON —The prisoner wa , charged with cutting and maiming Sarah Sutton, at Pebwortb, on the 27th of September last.—Mr Talbot conducted the prosecution.—Sarah Sutton said, lam mother-in law to the prisoner. I have one child of my own, about two years old We all l

DESPERATE ASSAULT ON A WIFE BY HER HUS• BAND.-Mr. Thomas Carrick, of No. 17, Durhamplace Notting-hull, was browght up, charged with having attempted to murder his wife.—Mrs. Catherine Carricx, who was accompanied by her brother and a number of highly respectable friends, stated

the most antiab'e faraiii.-s of well-educated portion of society that manners are what they ought to be amongst tbote who dwell eller. Such persons have hec sine emancipated from tie brutalizing maxims for family discipline, which have been hznded down to Ile, with cur bad laws,

Monarchy and Hereditary Legislation, on the Design of (Zovernment in general, and the Engßill Constitution ; with an Address to the People called Quakers. By THOMAS PAINE. " The principles entertained in Common Sense' are applicable to all times, and to all mankind; they should