... ADiMIRALTY COURT-NDY. 5. e (Befbre Sir John Nicholl.) e THE eAr.BoN. a Y This was a case of salvage. The Albion sailed Irom q the port of Londoin on the 2ith of Jaly last, With an asi. C sorted caruo for Constantioelile ais Odessa. The value e of the shp and- cargo was isearly L.20,000. On the h moining of the 27t1ishelsras on;,tbc Shingle Sands off tl Margate, where-she was, in some peril,. ...

... I .J1 I.O l int. a hIW- lia ,i; ,5t~l'i'i gl or: Solic 'n orC it nett ot C'r sc! t' {a i for l0erio g rore ~I ~li f(~5'O Bett1ocm, and re- u -I~ ,Z 1 1( ll lat11le r e 0' r ?? 9' etlry ittu t rn art I I )i ; oltli'lo ftle'ra iii lp' rr recs . ?? oeldatioll of .II,. ?? 'tln nitain al ?? a fjilllt w th.e' by) thle late GO- \ f ''Silgtit whici vlbose - r IS >'°O1'- the pay, that I sce I 1 aN' ...

... *. GH,4i.UR4 J'ti J STi R..: .: .1 XG!gU- Ji' JoSTICIA RY. ?? lifoidif th ?? toet fir tin' first tine in the , new Justicia'vCiivrt' Pies Thbre ?? ir en nn qdtc'trnnts ettieroit 'd'for tial,' nfFe'rtirc ?? nf r yp fourteen individuals 'he lirst prisoner laced:'in the igi niew-doci- Wv . izne dclt Ferguson, ichargedl wvith ig'lt cdiff'rnt irctra d. of theft, bv inducin-- children tn part ...

... L.,ilIBETIT STarrTa,-CUST01n0inoco P03in i-- Wednesday, Lea, the officer who apprehendledl William ti- Jleeribn cad Thomas Sul livan tno a vlra'ge of being coti-, neo cerned in the late ext ensive robbeiri t the Customhouse,' rd stated to Air 1-ferdaick, thle pwsi~ling Alfagistrtite, the li ?? which ?? aei sina ednqani bie the pri'SOntrs, an d his digCnV'CTV Of some mliiit imrortajrt hie ...

... .p.U1NIRMENT Or DEAf It TIN 1RIYTUA, * NORWAY, AND-BRUNSWICK. Eatract.of3aletter received by the Committee of the Capital Punisht int Society, dated Berlin, March 10, 1835.- There arv no Printed returns of crime in Prussia;. butthe.Minister of Justice, M1. de Kampz, has, with greatkindness and liberality, given me a .writtti5state- 1ent.of the capital convictions mnd ?? each year from 1818 ...

... ll4-d-.- Q.-et Miondayl, September 28. Mary Gardincer final Dundee-theft, resat of theft, rind bsing habit and repute a common thief, pleaded ctil ty, andl sas sentenced to seven years' transpjtrtation. t Jetsses IVright, a boy callinig hihself eleven 'ears of ag, but al o appeared from thrce to four years ldel'- i tlif`t, habit and repute for two years, pleaded'Guilty, and. was sentenced to ...

... HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIAlRY. * Mondnv Ebenezer Cai-erdseo and Adamt Macdonald d aere put to tire bar charged a itha robbing R~ibbrt Kerr, I road ofmeer of the court, el n the 7th of Januarry last, of d; ia metal wvatchi, &e. Mlacdonaldi pleaded Guilty andi Ciorirson Not Guilty. Two policemena swore that they d observed both prison ore goirty down the Hligh Street, op)- posite the Tlreo Chuch , ...

... The Circuit Coitrt was opened ait Glasgow. oin 0 ' slay, bay Lords9 Gillies an Illradoo anic. There wore, 23 eases brought befnrre their Lordships. achiefly petty acts of theft, for wbiob the parties were sentenced to various terms of transportation or nmparistofrint- Lordl Meodowbatik, on passing sentceceC, complained of the time of the Coroc having to be taken up ith so marly cases of ...

... | CEhNTRAL CRIMINAL COtTRT.Auily 7 ' james OLD COURT. d 'James Ravenscroft Bloomfield, n person of gentie- i. nianly exterior. and a minister of the Church of Eng- lainl, was indicted for steeling a pair of spectacles, the t prihperty of Charles Douglas, Esq. lslr Clarlson, in stating the case for th2 prosecution, rs saie L that no one col id possibly regret more than lie did havin to prefer a ...

... iOBBERY OF WATCHES AND JEWILLERY. A few days ago we referred to the apprehension and conviction of a notorious character of the name of Clarkson, who, in England, Ireland, and Scot- land, had signalized himself as an expert thief and housebreaker, and who, till he fell into the hand s of Captain Jeffiay, of the Gorbals Polid6; I had ma. naged to elude pimisbment. On that occasion, we mentioned ...

... =i as rlnr ncif, h;.f The General Commending irn Chief having laid before pa tiffe ting'tlle proceedings of a General Court liartial, held 'at Cliatham on the 29th September 1835, 'for the tb trial of rivate Wm. Williams, of the 28th regiment, who - pleaded guilty to the abarge exhibited against him, and foi was sentenreud to be transported as a felon for te'teorm of ed fourteen years, his ...

... AfRREST OF LONDON FORGFERS .. i (!fi1)erWl ?? of I (Fomn the ?? Comrnetcell Chroniile of lVed- nesday.) a In our paper of SaiturdaV last, we gave, from the to London papet. a&n accouilt of verv edtensive for L geries, ?? which it Divas said friuds to the amount fr of-upwards oa.twelnty thoutsand pounds had been perpetnrte(l. It wag then believed that the person is principai' jijiplicated, ...