... nd in- ~~M A PiLB3O Ro UGII- STRE ET. in i VLNtA~tiv ArEiOAvIT's-A~ gettdeman yesterday came lat before Mri. chamribers aind Air. D~yer, jun., for the purpose of in- making a, voluntary affidavit in' the ordinary manner. or Mtlr, CILMIa elli, on looking ait it, iiaid Iiit thle niew Act Ati- respecting affidavits came into operation onl the Istof October, tel and as all Power was taken mavt ...

... I LAW NOTiCgs.-7Ths DAi. BANKRUPTCY COURT, iA9ING4iAL1.-STRFET. Beafore Mrt. Comronlis~ier AVILMAast.-ltohn Mulnlett, Of Fast- street, Walwrth, grocer, at elevet; ?? ind (reeltshields, of Nei Bood-street tail),r, Ito half1pnst eleven, olulfit; at twelve, Aielsellnd- Edwml A'rd ((be (J osg treet ?? e, vrehollse- nian, at alt Pakt twelvel aulit at One, filev I -Joiln Cobb, SI.f S Alil-lis plue, ...

... 31AeLBOROUGH STREET. Jo/la How7e, otherwise Coriolane ?? Dorville, a pal e-faced young a n, with a flourishing crop of dark hair, arranged in the style of a theatrical wig, was brought before Mr Dyer and MIr Chambers, charged by the parish officels of St George with having deserted his wvife and family. The defendant, a short time back, was an industrious calico printer, earning at his trade ...

... CENTRAL (RIMIL COURT. '11CSC ff~inS 01.1)UC ?? ewta, v1.-hntl or.Vn op-ic vveoe tileo culual IolloS eO v ?? he(ut *0 At Ila O 'clock the L o IA M avm' thle ReCcorder, S ht-iffe, andi othior oflic211.. Iok tiheir -ertl'on(llthe hcerIlcl. 'I hie caeohol Ccotilms' Ht: nll' 1110 of Iil, pr'isonve11, Cl1 whor 'I 0 e fllowI Il a f lomlirl ;; M'.lI,2t Illx ill' 1lle0cO' Londonl '1141 111ro 1 101001 ...

... INSOL VENT D)EBTORS' COUP 7.-I'RIDAY. John iiiro n, a 1ioatswain in the navy, W O (Ippoecd in per- son by a Quaker nlalled iltoin, tile keeper of a * Torn lind .1eriy ihop at Stepney. ?? Quaker hail ori'esteld the illsollvent for upwards of £20, wlhicili he illegcd to he duie fir rent, : . lie jusolvi nt, em tile other hand, solevlytv deni(d that the debt amounted to that Simn; Ih lt olil ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEINCE. BONV~s37REET. f,'hil ,S11il li, a well-known~ thief, who was examilne,! at thiti Oilice on it farnier dol chore-1 '.1itli 'oommitti~ng a 0.1- iet'v of 1-obbtb.4j i the ncibtarhocil of ( 'ioiles-1trt ' vvli, ad ton ;i on-t thll' 1,111 ow it Ate0I- P' rtll'ltle fronl thle IQ4lt l 01 a ' tl; i, N t: theal l:'ee tht a liT irt d, r a t h tit lt-i, 0.tI ol't 111(11-to pc ...

... POLICE INT'ELLIGENCE. BOW-STREET. ?? 'ty ps Al i t o0zO ?? lit Cai rpeniter, the yonug tloan w Io was exankinedi onl Friday lust at this office, onl a Chtarg e of stealing triae si I er mnedalIs, formiitig a part of the colhvetion of the late-I] r. ?? Alat ewss, the comttedian, ?? had been depoiated at the auction-rooms in Al essrs. Sothe by, of \kellington-street, Strand, 'or sale, was on ...

... . I I _ ?? Aw AiFFAIR Or Hoiioun.-On Monday morning At seven o'cloclt,-a hostile meetin4 took place in a field at the back or' the Eyre Arms, St John's wood, Regnt park, etween I getea eiding in Park street, Grosvenor square, andCa~ainW. raidiig t ?? cause of the meeting arose fra,. omemony ranactonson ?? Exchange on Saturday. last. When the, parties arrived on the grand Ina reconciliation was ...

... HIOUSE OFLO SAPAL. itrt (Before Lord Lyi s-rt ns-., LordBtr M tlie Earln Drt S, atkd other ['eers.) In thitis cae (%ih iti tad leen atppointted to stand over till Srimne iirhrwaotion had tweni obtilined froat the t'oiteyanct'trs of.Scotland i-c-pecring the practice of the I 'oirts thert' I, tite foilon ing arffotnent occurred on a pros ious. dby. Th le Lot i ?? *t F. appteared at the barforibe ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-TlwnsRD Y.| OLD COURTI. C 11efore Air. Boron Gutiose arid AIIr. J ust iceIVILIA A iiS.] CHIARGEi OF ATl M\PTI_, 'I'TO SHOOTt ?? M IfiilrisIItutarit alasl'iomais l'itch, rged 60, w as iii- dlictedr for felonious!ly attrnipti og to discharge a loaded pistol dI at .lirie Burn, si iti intent to murder hier-. I fie presetutrix demposr'd that thle prisoner wvr. ar rio ed, I ...

... L ]~ ATALLI(,EACL. IIM it. ii Ij. I t i' iti tN ?? LA t ?? It i ~I ?? ttII, ?? IIi 0I- M --ti t -owtn uiliilm -itiNt Iit I ?? W!- dI-( quetio- dc lit- i th Iait ii wiii e lit hi-- ter tI 1 tin -l it iIttitti-~ in th dos e-lc vitettioll Ienitl(e lit. hut 0A i-tli1 A t cl (oti hllli-inn11 htiul toitidewljiti i t tit'te ?? i - Ir ;[iN it witb tlin'-d ofiipt- zelter ;.tie ltin-1 lie nti~tit, i t ...

... | INSOLVENT lfiB ?? COURT,--MONDAY. Frederick 'iljmliam/ lfas, late of lam, near Richmond, grocer, was opposed by M\r. Coor, fora creditor named Round, of Brecttllid, grocer, for a riebt of 4_43 Hs. od. for goods in his b/usiness. Iroin t/ie stn .imetit oi the solicitor, Mdr. Sleap. it appear- ed that an actiosi had brett brought on the 5tb of February, 1834, to recover th/c above sum, to ...