... ALLEGED MISREPRESENT1ATION, Or THE PACKET.I O.' On Saturday, before the commencement of the eil Police business, Mr. Parker addressed the spectators- IN comprising a large proportion of the 1unwashed- reandi halt a dozenpolicemen, to the following effect: - Mr. PAulRcatI saw a paragraph in the Pack-et of Friday Wherein I think my character is impropry relce pn al not that 1 care 0ne ...

... POLTiEl COURT -FEIES The tnagistrate.~ -. -- ;S I wadg srtsin attendance at tePlc or on Monday ere the Ma he Poice Court manOand L le MMyor, essrs. Parker, Cqo. thn anoLicte rPe Before the c' teoicbustiness a convestir ommetnecement of' the Mayor aendtiontook plato between athen Mayornd Mr. Daniel Taylor, ctu officer who Sted pn the `magistrates 1n the poic cor,)o Which the followin isot ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY-FaiDAV, Nov. 2& IN THIE MATTER OF THE LUDLOWtCHARITY.-OBID3R FORTHEBCOlMlITTAL OFLEOHtSHERtB£HARtLTO ESQ. MI.P., FOR CONTEMPT OF COURTr. The Lord Chancellor hlaving appointed to-day for finally deciding the case relating to Mr. Chariton sending a threatening letter to Master Brougham, long before the regular hour of business, the court and all the passages adjoining were ...

... flnA,, Row S INQ1JuST ye nday afterk o Joh NSLATJohnTERr ayhaving b~~ee prroo~nr tIn inuestod ofSreatRs e houe eoef wh etley Jnio estn was held at thin d sTet bulyehaorie Mr ohat fthet, Dock Tavern, Castle. 'at of Joseph wals0I ge boy y, on view of the bfng d b yig d i par'ad fourteen Years Of age, then fit The followour, Mlyton-atreet. Mr. W., B.it a gvdirlsweatod on the jury qi d. s Kempa, ...

... ADMIRALTY COURT, LONDON, DEOEMBER 7. T H:. E Ix M5ARTZ-COLLISION. Two colliers, the IX Martz and the Carnation, the one Britib, IthO other Prussian, the one bound to St. Peters. burgh, the otherto Stettin, were trying to get into the Saltic from the Sound, on the 30th of September, with an adverse wind (one alleging it to have been fromn the south.east, and the other from the south,) the ...

... ay THE GOIACOMO-SALVAGE. , en This was a claim 'for remuneration, of the nature of the rid salvage, by &te owners and creas of two luggers, the Pro- vidence and Liberty, for services riedered to the Giacomo, a Venetian brig, under the Austrian lag, from Venice to he Hull, with a cario of bones: The case on the part of the fl-r salvors was, that the brig, when near Lowestoffe, on the n. Suffolk ...

... COTURT OP EXCftQUtER, SATURDAY, DEC. 3. (Beflfore Lord .4binger and a Special Jury.) tRASER V. BERKELEY AND ANOTHER. Mr. Talbot opened the pleadings. This was an a action brought by the plaintiff against the Hon. e GrantleyBerkeley and the Hon. Craven Berkeley, for a an assault. The defendants pleaded that they were ,f Not Guilty. l Mr. Erle, with whom was Mr. Kelly, stated the ,t case to the ...