... the River. EXECUTION AT THE OLD BAILEY' (THIS :DAY.) This morning Russel Brown, for highway John Roberts, for stealing in a dwelling-house> Price, for coining, John Brown, for burglary, and Baker, for horse-stealing, wer e exec u ted i n tr a it of gate ...

... usc and Co., Ilahtax—Star, Manchester Murray, A., Li er ool—George, Liverpool 1 Itashleigh, NV., falmouth—.King's Arms, Plymouth Ring, John, Long Ashton, Somersetshir6—Rtunnier tavern, Br i sto l .. .. ...

... Government Parade, Moupt Wise, where he was received with royal honours, and in the evening he dined with Major-General Sir John Cameron, at the Citadel. After dinner, Lady Cameron gave a grand ball at the Lieut.-Governor's house, and dancing, in which ...

... Jamaica; Marchionetrs of :7;t. John's, r.r. ; Camerton; Hewitt, Montreal; W. Rathbone, Owens, Africa; Pacific, —, Trinidad ; Jane, Howard, Antwerp ; Helena, —, ditto; Ann, Geoxge, Hamburgh ; Jonge Geerge, posit; Ann, Smith, St. John's; Mameluke, Todd, Archangel; ...

... of the county of Clare. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN presented a petition from certain Members of the Hibernian Joint Stock, praying that the Bill for the incorporation of that Company way not pass into a law. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN also presented a petition from the ...

... lFenton's Hotel, for Brighton ; Capt. Leigh, from otel, for Brighton William Mason, Esq. from for R a th ; Henry Grattan, E sq. M.P. and Mrs. Grattan, he. p _. Hotel (late Warne's), for Brighton ; Mrs. Dewar, fur Edinburgh. d no' v ice, • ARRIVALS AT BATH. ...

... couple on their matrimonial tour. About seven o'clock in the morning, after their arrival at Cardigan, and whilst they were fast locked in the vigour-restoring arms of the drowsy god, two persons in a chaise drove up to the Lion at a rapid pace.— One of them ...

... for - proposing this Bill mid 'altering the present laws, By the Act entitled 'Battles's Act, any person found at night With arms in his handi, fokhe pur-: pose of poaching, was liable to be brought before 'a jury, tried for a misdernianour; and, if cOnViited ...

... Duigenan followed him, and Mr. Grattan, he believed, spoke afterwards, but never charged Mr. Pitt with a breach of faith. How came it, if he had given a pledge, that Mr. Grattan did not call upon him to redeem it ? Mr. Grattan must have known all the facts ...

... the Hon. Members whenever it came fairly before the House. Mr. H. GRATTAN supported the prayer of the petition. Mr. MOORE (of Dublin) defended the Kildare-street Society. Mr. J. GRATTAN made a few further observations; after which the petition was brought ...

... Law relating to illusory appointments. 2. Sir Henry Hardinge—Ordnance Estimates. (In Committee of Supply.) Next Session. Sir John Newpo►t—Bill to secure to the Curates of the Established Church in Ireland the regular payment of the full salaries allotted ...

... so long. . The Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. NORTHERN CHICUIT.-YORK, Amu. 10. THE HON. AND REV. JOHN LUMLEY SAVILLE V. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN• This was a feigned issue, arising . out of a decision by the Commissioners appointed under the West and ...