... MARYLEBONE. Mr Wm. Fortescue, a respectable baker, carrying on business at No. I1 Duke street, Lisson grove, attended at this office, and made known the follow- ing circumstance to Mr Rawlinson, whose advice and assistance he solicited. Applicant stated that about a month airo, being in want of flour, he made a purchase of fifteen sacks at 34s. each; they came in a regular way from a dealer in ...

... DREADFUL OCCIUJRENCE.-Only a few weeks have passed over sitne It was our painful duty to detail the horrid murder of Thomas Robinson (son of Mr George Robinson,) gamekeeper to P. B. Thompson, Esq., of tscrick, and that situation is now filled by John Robinson, another brother. The nldest brother, whose name is Edward, was also gamekeeper to the same gentleman, for the lordship of Escrick. It ...

... 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 ...

... FIRE AT THE M1LLBAVE PEXtITENTIARY.-On Wednesday aight, a few minutes after seven o'clock, a most alarming fire broke out at the Pi~eitep-. tiary, Millbank. Information ivas immediate-ly dispatchied to the Queen square police office, and the whole of the officers o that establishment weie imniai- diately upon tle spot, well armed. In addition to this, a strong detachn int o(f theA division of ...

... MANSION HOUSE. Mary M4Carthy, an old Irishwoman, was brought up by an officer, who found Tier lying insensibly drunk in the streets. She had in her pockets some pairs of stockings which seem to have been just had out of a haberdasher's shop, and she had about her person several duplicates for a great many pairs of other stockings. Mrs M'Carthy said that she had met an ould friend from ...

... I EXTENSIVE INCENDIARY FIRE.-A fire was discovered late on Friday night or early on Saturday morning last, in one of the barns at Mr James Hayward's farm at Lower Tuftori, by the side of the western road from Whit. church to Andover, at Hurstbourne Park, Hants. The fire-engine from the Earl of Portsmouth's mansion did not arrive in time to prevent the destruction of two barns, which were ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... HATTON GARDEN. John Kelly, a neglected, dirty-lookinS personage, was brought up, charged by Mrs Ann Pellar, a dashing-looking female, about 35 years of age, with hav- ing created a disturbance about her house at one o'clock yesterday morning.- The complainant stated that she knew the prisoner at the bar a few years ago, when he was a different sort of creetor. He was then sober, clean, and ...