... Lane, Wrrftirsdai/. Nov. 28 ( Close the Market. ) We have had but little Grain fresh up since Monday, and that from Suffolk—the Wheat trade, except for the finest dry samples, barely supports Monday's currency. In Heans rather more was doing, but without any alteration in valnc. Oats were a dull sale, on the same terms. Barley, such as is fit for Malting, commands a good sale, at quite as ...

... j T1IA U R D E R O F M R. WE-A'E. . ; I I-. - Thursnayj for the first time sinice~the imiprisoniius',e Thurtel;'Probert, and lunt, in HcErtfrd 'Gaol, a profesrl sioual gentleman from Thurtel's familyv was allned to' open a communication with *him, for-ith purpose of ie-. ceiving' instructions for the defence on tile approacbins-trial.' 'The gentleman in question is a respectable soliciuir ...

... 11 PI..IomCEa-., *.MARLBORO~uoI! _STREFET. ThD'IP; SHGCASS.-n'hsa 1a etstyMan, '*lib',e ap tarince was thai -Of a redute~ff&ferse,;Wa4'bsciated C&et ' s tklr theV09ant Act, for 'lit?~g Tlie reendicityV sesimslihn alm rmseveral persons ic feries, 'and took; bim, into C' o4. d leconryin i,, n naman ner dispilaying ais wnly canidottr and smlct o character, replied to this eharge''; by sain, i a ...

... A50i-cI YORKSHIRE. I CROWN COURT.-Before Mr. Baron HuLLOCIt. TLtESDAY, APRIL 3. MOSE.S SYNEs, aged 14, charged with having stolen a cow, the property of Joseph Firth, of Huddersfield. On the 20th of March, the prisoner drove the cow frhm a yard at Hludderslield, and took it baote. His nater sent for a constable, when he said he bad bought it for Xd, which money be stole from time to time from ...

... -- . . . -. . - - x . ; .ij to MaNSIO,-IHOUSEi.G~iNAlleri,' an officef who ii'priri- rcipally employed in clearing the streets of palpers, appre- veo helided I -worn an w ho hlli beell IWtogih, ivith a wretehed Ath emaciated child; about two years and a half old. She had 3r. leviedcontributions upon.the public to the amountof.thrYUe Ve shillings, and was sent to the usual place of confinemenr ...

... YORtSHIRE LAMMAS ASSIZES. CnowN~ Cotttr.-TijESDA V, JULY II1 The Court sidl this noruiag hit tine 'clockn, and during the diy the followinig prISnierS Were tried: MArlni W~s'r, (aged 43), was. indicted for felonionsly uttering, publishinl dispoging of, and Poltting away, at Halifax, a certain false, forged, and codinterfeited bank note, pbrporting to te a note or tbe Governor and Corn- jbiny ...

... Pr oL ICE. tA r oTaA , WINpitE ft. lhow-.asekr.' On'resk, a man with some- whrst of a travelled pig,';^Reiikingjtll4- anil havirng a wooden leg, whot enliirselj Uiliai Davis, but whose reil 'na ape tpbe U'ilhatn' price Dais,-Yas lsarged. With the flltowing sdandaias fraud. Mae Smith strted7 that shit i'ep' a -haberdasher's aop in Blue-cross-sireet; hietrhusbnrid hiss beendeadabbut two years. ...

... ALLEDGED FORGERY BY MR. WILICS, M. P. FOR1 % , -. SUDBURY.- :Mr. J. Wilk, jn. M P. P ni5 brought up ont Frid y *eek, tbefdire theLord Mayor, oia wuarrant, Io nnisvier to li charge of forgery foundt'd un '-be fllowillg`giinunds:- As Secretary lo the British Ani ny Compeny, he received on tle 25th of October. i1t4 , laft for £1,500, frril'the Directors, throngh Mr. AfitclrllT'to transmit to ...

... CRU EL CASE OF SEDUCTION. Akt Bow-street, on Friday, a charge of bastardy, involv- ;ng a cruel case of seduction, was brought before Sir Richard lifhie and Mr. Mbishull, iy the officers of the parish of St. Martin.in.the.Fields. The young lady who has unfortunately fallen a victim to the snares of her heart. less seducer, is a native of Switzerland. She is only eigh- teen years of age, and her ...

... | COURT oF COMIMON PLEAS, AILDHALL, Nov. 1. . . I 't6efie the Chief Jilstice and a Special JiUTy.) CRIM. C6ftl.-BLlGl V. WEtIAtSLEY. This wits ino clion egain.vI hlie dPfendiant for having ssaulietd and: debbialelltd the plainltiff's wife.' The un on es were Inid t V 10 000. Sorjeant Vinihr n, Serjeant Wilde, and ir. JoneS were ifor lh plaintiff; 1fir. Scarlait, serjeauI Spanhtey, and Mr. t ...

... FROLICS IS TIII4' KING'S lINVCzI PRISOX. For some dlays past, a groat deal of fun and merriment lins beon going forward within the walls of the King's Bench prison, in consicquence of af mock election for the newly-ercated borough of Tenterden. Amongst tbe individuals confined, a Lieutenant iMvregith has heen no small source of amuisement to his fellow-prisoners from his eccentricity and ...

... - m llf,. flrno MAR5LBOROUJGI5STRIZET.-On Saturday, Mr. Dyer, the sitting Magistrate, was en~hged in Eindeavotiring to decide I upon flhe followxing eingulrcl ]iii of a femnale, as to whethera I~ person whom she charged with deseftion,was her husband I or not - Andrew's, one oftheofficers belonging to the establishment, entered the officeE, foilived by a sailor, whose marlin .ers and ...