... sERI.FF.CRIMINAL COURT. CAUTION TO FtAiL;ES.- O Saterday Jast, Janet r;6ei,.1latslr servana with.a family inmJamnes' Square, s.as put to the bar, r'harged with the. crime of theft from ;Jolifast places, as also reset of tbeft,' and.having pleaded Gailty, she was sentenced to six mon'ths Jionfirmept in : .Bidiavell, To ogive an idea of the extent ef the pri.: soner's depredations, during the ...

... D' 1-~ ?? . Th e .,1v -qg 1 w e.Ll -s~.ciu.T os-- . ofhttonmtI dt- lhbu pgeD rand~ l rf-nse i'mih ing diploasgfom iv petyo ?? mt b36 F th My'limten I ~ i tW thei±'X the u 7founatudon yii~'ltth laofmne iy. Coo !8 jf1_the'udses.-theeo, a~itr ti' e ) St~~if~cIrf In to~uimint~totu hefort It fs rnwi 0jv ne'aitho d Cod fter~e dygewtheieodth Nvi015h tie e ?? in-s0 lg~tr;.. e r4 gj 1e ohani -: ...

... TIMt P1IRE OV fit CTIPfEtA NATION, . Sir ArglEstnit D'Este, the son nf the Duke of Sussex, I eppesre'd at tha Jpst;,e -roip, ,ansion- house, (in Sq. ant Irdilay, nseompalnie bf Ivy ihl chief tif thle Chippew3 na1- ngi thin, for the purpose of obtlining his LriMlgliip's testi. sos ninny to the verificatisn of a stritenomtt drawn up with thi tile *iew of belingu sumittuel to *he Sucretary of ...

... House of Lords, March 4. It was expected that some cases would be appointed for Fridsy firt. Dur. u tirquirvy, i turns out thilat the parties are not quite ready to proceed. And the Lord Chancellor has accordingly postponed theni till Monday the 9th instant, when lie will sit to hear appeals in this House, for the first time since his restoration to the woolsack. Lord Brougham, we understand, ...

... LONDON POLIC'E. - 11. , T, ..T . Arcilihall Wallace Bjriuce, an old Seotcihmar, d bald, ragged, arid rimli b;ackdi, sv ho described hli i - e self as ' Plivsicians Lxtraordinary in his Majestv'a s Navy, and Doctor of MAledicine, was put at the bar if iii Mal ?? SUCet, C charled with having wil- sI fully brokeln a panc of glass in the hoesc of Mr 0 :11iller, the Duke of York, Oxford Street. c ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 , ...

... .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 ...

... 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 ...