On the motion of Or, Taylor, a deputation of three delegates . was appointed to go to Birmingham, to agitate that town and the surrounding districts in favour of the Charter. The delegates are to be absent from Thursday to Saturday the 21st instant. 30/. were voted to them for t

On Tuesday morning, at eleven o'clock, Mr. Wakley, coroner; and a jury of thirteen gentlemen, amongst Whom were Sir George Pocock, General Reeves, Capt. Fuller, and other persons of great respectability in the neighbourhood, assembled at No. 18, York-street, Bryanstone-square, t

We have the melancholy task of recording a most shocking event which has just occurred in this town. About noon on Sunday, some persons living in Nottingham-street, were induced, from suspicions which they entertained that all was not right, to break open the house of a man name

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. IN THE MATTER OF JOHN ALEXANDER WILMETT. The insolvent was opposed by Mr. Edmund Clayton, of Cateaton-street, merchant, in person; and supported by Mr. Woodroffe. The debts were a fraction under 1000/., contracted within the last few years; and the asse

This was the sitting for the declaration of a final dividend. It appeared from the statement of the official assignee, that the bankrupt was a linendraper carrying on business at Ware; that for some weeks prior to his bankruptcy he had employed various persons to remove goods to

Richard Clark, of the Clarence Hotel, Bognor, Sussex, hotel. keeper —Thomas John Croggon, of College-wharf, Belvidere.road, Larribzth, manufacturer of imperishable stone—Frederic Strong and William Barthold, of Great Tower-street, London, merchants— John Hawthorn, of Birminghatn

Barley continues to come to hand slowly, and the quantity offering to : day was very small; previous terms were consequently maintained with 'firrnnss. Malt was also quite as dear as last market-day. We are still without arrivals of Oats from Ireland, ad tht total quantity recei

The sixth session of the fifth annual commission was opened ?this morning in the old Justice-hall, before the Lord Mayor, Ithe Recorder, Aldermen, and Sheriffs. The grand jurors 'having been sworn, the Recorder, in addressing the gentlemen .composing that body, observed that the

These sessions CoMmehet d on Monday at Hicics'S:cia t ili Clerkenwell-green, when there was a full attendance of maJ gistrates. The calendar contains a list of 60 prisoners only; of whom 11 are charged with felony; with being idle and disorderly, 11 with riots, 11 with assaults,

May 3, John Souter, Exeter-street, Chelsea, builder—May 3, J. Robinson, Melbury-terrace, Dorset-square, Marylebone, painter and glazier—May 3, Jahn Poynter, late of 92, Guildford-street, Russellsquare, and last of 28, Wilmington-square, money-scrivener—May 3, Ann Brooks, City-ro