• DOW.:ST PEET. On Vridey seinnight, je s t as s ir R. Bienie was to leave the Bench. adecent ly-dressed woman:presented hersell before him in it or great agitation, and implored him to lend her some . assistauce in the recovery-of herslaughter, who had disappeared in a very ext

COMMERCIAL WEEKLY ADVERTISER. No. 5. VOR Kingston, Alligator Pond, Black River ' and Savanna-la-Mar, JAMAICA, the fast sailing Ship MEL- IrtMENE, A. 1. Coppered and Copper-fastened, JAMES HARCLity, Commander. Burthen 360 Tons, Men answer"le Lying in the West India Export Dock. Ha

On Thesday, a noble Lord, the nephew of an Earl, underwent a private examination before Mr. Conant: It appears that the defendant, having occasion for a further supply, waited on his uncle, when he was met with a sharp repulse; and expressions of surprise that his funds should b

LORD LAVDERDALE'S RESOLUTIONS, AS AMENDED. "That in future, with the exception of bills for making or improving any turnpike-rOad, navigation, aqueduct, cut, or canal, railway, or iron-road, tunnelor arch-way, bridge, ferry, dock, pier, port, or harbour, and of bills for lightin

• George Bankes, Esq. son of the Member for Corfe Castle; was, last *eek sworn in by the Lord . Chancellor to the office of •Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer. The post of Ambassador from Spain to this country, which has.been for a long time vacant, has been filled up by the arriv

It will be recollected that, about a month ago, a most daringrobbery was committed in the house of Mr. Haines, steward to Lord Cowper, at Pansanger, near the town of Hertford, by four or five men who effected an entrance to the house by means of a ladder; and after overpowering

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HIGHWAY Moone, a fellow with a wooden leg, who also. bears the cognomen of " Pigley Bill," and who was stated in the office to he one of the most depraved and determined•Tuilians in existence, vv, on Monday, lirouglit up on the foilowing charge of highway robbery.:— From the sta

Kennington-lane, merchant. Attorneys, Messrs. Steel and Nicol, Queen-street, Cheapside. Charles Woolley Corfield, Norwich, cUrrier. Attorneys, Messrs. G. T. and It. Taylor, 18, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn. Thomas Sawtell, Somerset inn-keeper. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlington, Gr

. A Court of Common Council was held on Thursday. Mr. Fayell called the attention of the Court to a serious grievance which had been experienced in the Ward of Aidgate, of which he was a member. In his Ward a fire had taken place, in consequence of which two houses had been .bur