AND ROBBERY. —Henry Green, a fashionably dressed young man, was put to the bar, charged with having stolen some plate, the / Property of Mr. Samuel Johnstone, Racquet.cp jur t, Fleet-street. It appeared from the evidenc , that the prisoner WAS admitted into the prose utor's hous

eight Informers for the false imprisonment and ill-treating of Mr. Reese, the following subscriptions were paid over to the 'treasurer : Collected by Mr. Watson, per Treasurer, Is.: Mr. J. Bell, NewlVeekty True Sun, per ditto, ss. ; bylMr. Reeve, 3s. lid. ; in the Parlour of the

Gloria Teucrorum." It is all over, he is now Lord Mayor. (Laughter.) In the year 1780 a scene of carnage and horror took place in this metropolis, which would ever be a disgrace to the country ; and yet it had not been urged on by Catholic priests or brought about by Popery. To

There was . c.usicitrable bustle in the parish of Liineheuse ou Tuesday, in conseqiftnce of the inj udicioas advortiees of the Church dernae ding a poll, in oppesitiou to the dec , siou of a very full vestry, held on Thutaday week, to asceriain the sense 0 the rate-psyirs upon t

ALL!NGHAM'S ROTTERDAM CORN ard BUNION SOLVENT, which gives relief upon the first application. The Corn Solvent, now submitted to he notice of the public, has been in general use for the last fifteen years, and has never been known to fail where the directions have been followed;

EXTRAORDINARY CASE.—ADIODg the night charges brought before Mr. Hardwick, was a ladylwhose name it is but charitable to withhold from the public, for being found rolling about the streets on the night before, in a state of beastly intoxication. A policeman deposed to having take

FOR y -- h - aVe - it - qualification for a county vote, and your name is not on the present register, you must on or before THE TWENTIETH DAY OF JULY, deliver or send to one of the Overseers of the parish or towns ip where the property which gives )ou the qualification is situa

law coming into operation ho will continue to supply all the Weekly Papers and_Periodicals ; and trials that he shall continue to receive the patronage and support of those whom he has strong claims, having been persecuted, prosecu.ed, fined, and confined, in the cause of an unt

EFFECTS OF ARISTOCRACY. By WILLIAM GODWIN. Also, price Twopence, THE CHARACTER OF WILLIAM COBBETT, M.P. By WILLIAM HAZLITT. To which is added, Several Interesting Particulars of Mr. Cobbett's Life and Writings. Also, price Twopence A CATECHISM for the Use of the SWINISH MULTITUD