... forrobbingEdward lkenv*oithy, of Lingards,'on the highway, of £39 6s.-Gumimy, but recnmnmended to mercy. JohnrTownsend'(T2), and Thomas Pelley, (21), for steal- ing a sheep, the property of Wm. Leggattj of Bramley. -The principal' witness against these prisouets' ...

... ARRIVALS: At DFAY,-The RRoyal Charlotte, Hay, from Onorto. At MEMFL,-The Barrick, Thooapson; Wiliam MabbI Wharton; So-annah, Hardy; Thomas Hodgson, Haigh; Hirnmony, Taylor; At HA.Mai0a,-The Melona, Ogilvie; In the BRIELLE,-The Kitty, Ansdell; .At ANTwV FnP,-Tt]e ...

... 1r. Hardy (the llecorder of Leeds,) in stating this case, Iaipented the absence of, hisleader, Mir. Scarlett, who was .utayoitiuily detaiqed inthe oiber Court, in an important cause. He namented this circumstance the more, because be (Mr. Hardy) had ...

... felt at the safe return of thiS gallant ollicerr and his brave compianOs. ID 1821, the expediltion explored Repulse Bay, Sir Thomas Roews Welcome, Mijddleton's Frozen Strait, and that neighbourhood,-and fividing- no passage to the Northward and Wertward ...

... Alellatib. Wyiflian and EviRry, Newlton ; AMetcalfe, Scott. Front Oberdeen, Fox, Allttn; Welliingtou, Glbertrou. From Pa'a,,ontk, Thomas and Jaue, Parr. Fromn Newcavtle, Rolicticll; Taylor. From London, William, M lixwell. COASTERS SAILED. For Yarnmouth,'Aan ...

... twelve of-the crew were hapoily vY preserved, and' Without their receiving any considerable 19 ,, iiijury. The second mate, Thomas Bai ris, wh6, with two pit others, attempted to reach the shore orr the mast, was the !. only one .who perished: the body ...

... the 4t h inst.'alwell, after beiog given up as lost. Thi gale was ~severe, 'on thbe'-'cast of Holland, g The 'eorge lVth, Thomas, fro-m Quebec, arrived at Liverpooeon the 2Cth last. The following were thnonl vessels, left at Quebec-:-Centuiion; Margaret ...

... the funodst. Appropri-te speeches w ere delivered b, the Rev. .T. B~eaumiont, Mr. A Cokman, Rev. R.Treffry, It Jun. Nr. R. Hardy, Rev. Valentine W~ard (of Leeds), and 1 the Rev. J1 nstick (of Pa'rington). Collectiars, in aid [ or the fonda, hlae beeni ...

... Whittingham andl Thomas IKnncam Larceny.. ' 27, ?.Trnmadnke Iti~lin-------- ^ Z ..5----- Larceny. - 28, Francis Fenlvick----------- .------Sheep Stealing 29, Robert Jackson -- -------------Horse Stealing.:. si, 323 John Dat~ey and Thomas Allen - Intent ...

... brnight by and depogited with Thomas Biniey and Co. the sons of thedefeudaut, who were malsfers and cornfiactonsl trading it Watielield under the firmn of Thos. and Richd. Bitnes', and at Morton under the firm of Thomas, Richard, rtnd Mftrdecai Biiney ...

... Whitaker, v Esq. Coroner, and the Jary returned a verdict of Lunacy, x brought on by. excebs of drinking. it On Monday week, Thomas Morris, master of a coat vessel, was convicted in the penalty of Ss. for wilfully delivering to the Coal Inspector a false ...

... place. . On Wedneiday 71h June, in bamburg, at the honse of Ii. Canning, Esq. his British *lajesty s Consul, Thomas Boyes, second eon f. Thomas . Boyes, Esq. of Great Drif- Celd, Yorkshire, to Mis* Arnoid, sidest daughter of J. G. .Araold, Esq. of Noruherg ...