... MIcI)a.'v, October 19th. 1836.-Present-SiR D. SCOTT, Bart, Capt. FIIA\KLIN. R. N. It. PEDDEn, and J. HALL, Esqrs. T1,11is11s J,,les, who looked liked like a seafaring man, and whose face and attire were wofully expressive ofextreme destitution, was brought up as a vagrant. 'lie prisoner stated that lie came from Weymouth, and had en- Icavoured to make his way to Dover. lie had only escaped ...

... The rev'ision of the lists of voters for this city was Continued 0On Saturday; and tip to Wednesday evening, when the court was ad- jourried to enable the barristers to attend their appointment in Basth on -.ThIursdav. Yesterday morning the business was again resumed, anid, Frillm the mass of names yet remaining to be called overit i proabletheour 'IsI be obliged to sit for several days ...

... 7'THE CITY and the ls;URRE Y MAJGJS 7'RA TES ~ner his After thet general husiniss (if the Court itf Aldermreir ped was ended ott Tulsdaly, Sir CHIA PMAN MARSHiA LL fnon presented the Report of the Coemmittee ot' Plice, to %a- wihich the(, petition of Mr. Walis~ for at licenee to a hlouse ave itt the bororglir of Souithwiark, wats rtkirredl. The pr'ti- he- otie stated that Mr. Warllis, who liie ...

... AccIDENT To LADY PECHELL.-We lament to state that the Lady of Sir John Pechell, Bart., met with a serious accident on Monday last, in conse- quence of a fall from a britschka, on the road to Richmond. She broke her right arm. DREADFUIL AccIDENT.-On Wednesday morning the family of Mr Gray, I of Lynn place, London Road, plumber and glazier, was plunged into affliction by the following melancholy ...

... Yesterdilay a Court wcas held for the dispatch of business. P1'ROCEEDINGS OF THE COURT OF COMMON COIUN('IL RE'GAR)INGt; VIEI':DOMs; Alderinin SCIIOLE, after the proceedings of the two last Courts of Common Council had been read, rose to object, as vwe undertood him, to Whe mode adopted by the Lower Court in reducing the cost of freedoms by resolutions instead of by Bill. ?? wvished to knowr ...

... GUILDHIIALL,. On Saturday a gentleman named Chappell attended volun- tarily before Mi.r Alderman Thorrie, to answer the complaint of Mr. Butt, a solicitor, forcrasing his acceptance from i bill of exchange for £150., upon its being presented to him by AMr. Butt for payment. Mr. Butt stated that on a4ing for payment the defendant took the bill in his hitd, looked at it, and then said he should ...

... A NECEssARY MuRDER.-Additional information of the wreck of the convict-ship George the Third, was on Wednesday received at Lloyd's, in the annexed extract of a letter ?? Hobart Town, dated April 21:-X Enclosed you will find the position described of the sunken reef on which the George the Third was wrecked, which is the only additional information I can now afford you as to that calamity, ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST THE GREENWICH RAILROAD COMPANY. [Before Sir TiiobssA MARION WIT.SON, and a full bench of Magistrates.] Yesterday two gentlemen of the name of Finch complained of the conduct of the agents of the Greenwich Rail-road Company. They stated that they are agents for Mr. Drake, who is the owner of certain property lying between High- street, Deptford, and the Creek, and ...

... E.XTRIAORTDLVARI'Y ,IS,1ISSAL , 01 ' C' I O.ER'S J UR . TIHE LATE IATAI, STANM.BOAr ACCIDENV. Yesterday afternoon the inquiry concerning thilunfortunate William Ibbott, the sandharge-t'il, i1ho was killed by the filling ef the mast illht fath;er's barge, by coniig in COa- tiict m ilt the John lull steniter on the rnorning of Saturday, the 17th instait, ssas rxiouned before tIr. I. Carter, tht ...

... LAW I A 2'L LIGNCE. VICE-CHANCE'LLORr- (COUlT.-SATCRnDAY. RicCrOP'. AN VI mCARlS -sT11I Tfl IN' gCiLT9(mE ?? rImStmsF ANDo ?? 1.Krc'( ItT, 'Or thr(- dt i--i dautl in lhis(iis, io, tmoevkkl thlat ?? mm ti ?? l isen isisumd tinder ,In mirder of flthe letsl L.-ii Cha-ceflms ?? ajcamtm- 1h,,. htfemsslantm for aI- illiiimt cf t43'3 Mh., as tio- tli\ d anioistnt idt cost,- nioim &1' c avg d, iiit t ...

... I REVISING'BARRISTEItS? COURT. %Y The vevision' f the lisIs t'or the- electoral district of thils city, Id was brought. to aRcios9e yeiterilily afternoon' about three o'clock, Id after having oceupieudtwteasyO h~eut ~ fetn h -positiono,ofthe1 tsvii.parties, lie canl confidently state tbat the )y Libcrals have itcquired a vast accession 61l' siryngth; tfiough we 5-~ will not bazard the Ohinton ...

... DIANSTOV HOUtSE. M.J. W. de Vedal, a Spaniard, whli has lately been a Lieutenant-colonel in thA Portuguese service, applied some days ago to the Lord Mayor, to request that his Lordship would use his influence to procare for hini thte means of reachaing his own country. The unfbrtunate gentleman apearpp d with a smock ov~hatfned regimentals, ?? was givein to tincaeftauid that the soldier ...