... Thc forty-third autniversary celebration of the acquittal of Thomuas Hard, Jolhn ?? Tooke, Joohn Thelwall, attd otihers, from the chaiee of high treason preterreed against them in 1 791, by 31r. Pitt's governmlelnt, was hold on Monday evening at Radley's Ho-cl, Bridgc-street, Blackfriars. Mr. C. Buller, M. P., presided, and in the course of the cvening somie excel- lent s teeches were ...

... BENCH OF MAGISTRA'IES. TI1IIRSDAO, Novmi;ctia '2.-1'resent: Sir D. SCOTT, hart,, G. L'A.FVI,, ]tsq., 11011 Major Alei:x. Morris Nash, a lad well b nowil at the police-oflice, was committed for two months to Itard labour forl being Psoud upon tilc promisevs of Mr. Marthaint, Confectioner, North streat, for sio m ilavful purpose. E'dw'ord Lipssoo'b and 11 'iffiain Holwidm, both of Worth~ing, ...

... SATURDAY, Nov. 18th-Present: G. BASL vI, Esq. A man who gave his name JAlian Somerville, was charged with creating a disturbance at the gallery door of the Theatre on the previous evening, wanting to go into the theatre without paying, and assaulting a man who was looking on. The pri- soner declared that he had paid for his entrance in the first part of the evening, but having gone out and ...

... .Akl Iiuest was beld on Saturday afternoon at the County 110slital, betbuve F. i-l *Gell, Esq., on the body offlarriett Inlott, who destioaed herself by taking poison on the Thursday ar Rid man Sbillitoe deposed that lie was assistant to leero (laisYer anI iKemp, chiemists, in North-street; knew tieoleccastd ft em her occasionally coming to the shop for various artce On 'Thursday last, about ...

... BENCHII 0F MAG ISTATE'S. MONI.xv, Novranulim.- 27th.-Plresent: V1'. SEy-ioun, G. BlIsmvx, ?? J. IIALL, Esqrs., and Major AIs.l:X. Joint Bl/dock was again placed at the bar, charged with tile following burglar ies, in addition to tle oue for wviteli he stood collinlittei, at the Bear ?? Auscotub, of ?? ferim, near Woodmiianctte, stated that on thc mnorn- illC of Tuesday, the 17th of October, ...