Tile following !,ettrr is the copy of one lately sent to the Attorney-General SIR,--You have recently confessed your reverence for Gon's Commandments, as written in the ,chapter of Exodus: nor can any person doubt this religious feting, usually imbibed from a Christian education

Tuesday an Inquest was held lit the Board-room of St. Thoma A's Hospital, before T. SarlToN,• Esq. on the body of Thos, Hamilton, aged 40, who -cut his throat. Mr. Edward King, of King Edward-street, Mile-end, sew -town, Said, that the deceased lodged in his 'house, and had form

POlice7orlicers.-o.FJO:eit it lie 0 " the table, and to he _ 11()TIIER111 . 1 . 11E:Bitlf)SE. ' Alderman' WOOD preseinjd three I.cti - tion• from rrep WII on he The amaint.t the Rotherbithe-bridge Did.— Ordered to lie-nn the tab le. N.M. _. . Alderman 1V001) presented ,even Peti

Mr. TIERNPY said he should be glad to come to sorne arrungewent with Chancellor of the Exchequer, with respect to the progress of the Bank Question. The Bill was, he un"den.tood, to be brought in un Monday next. ,Now his object was to move the appointment of a Committee, to enqu

ye I 0,49,207 Arrears of Property 'l' 1023,715 X15 4 , 190 Our readers might : probably be pleased to receive a comparative statement of the net Revenue for the respective quarters ending the of April, 1316,- 1817, aud 181 S—viz. of April, 4316. £lbsol-1,300 1817. 1818. ae10,513

• TAUNTON. PITMA? t. MORGA.N. This vras an action in which John Pitman was plaintiff, and John-Morgan, junior, defendant ; and was brought to recover a compensation in damEtges.for the injury sustained by the Plaintiff, in the seduction of his daughter by the Defendant. • Setiei

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Qoitctttutton. LONDON: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1818 Parliament was opened on Tuesday by Commis- Sion, and the proceedings in both Houses have already beets of great public interest. The Speech from the Throne afforded little room for discussion ; but the conduct of Nlinisters during

W. _Clark was indicted for stealing twelve shrufis from the garttett Of T. Jenkii, norSerythanon the New-road, Padding... ton . . Verdict Guilty. _The same Prisoner was again for stealing twelve currant-Ire',, the property , of ft. Graham, mitscryinan, arCatuderi-town, and found