... finding portions of the prope. on the other prisoners. Nathaniel Burge, John Milsom, and Jonas Penny, as cipals in the robbery; George Hart, as an accessory after; tact; and John Raberts and Selina, his wife, for receiving goods well knowing them to have ...

... office arrangement on such KINGDOM. Vace.p res id en t, th e Hon. John Tyler.-s.th According to e presented and fired from the window of a public-house at . men as Lord Ashburton and Sir John Nichol. A are, of course, ex- official account published, the decrease ...

... Lifford, Lord Leigh, tbe Hon. T. Hewitt, Ihe Hon. Charles Bertie Percy, Sir Charles Dongles, Bart., M.P., Sir John Mordaunt, Bart,, M.P., Sir John R. Browne Cave, Bart., Mr. W, Dugdale, M.P., Mr. W. Collins, M.P., Mr. E. J. Shirley, M.P., Messrs. C. N. Newdigate ...

... Madagascar has been .. gone, affords perfect oPpliel us by a correspondent and to a great extent, .. Captain Dicey ; Captain Grattan, 18th royal Irish ; roving a healthy `(?'• 'embark ; Mr. Edmunds, en.-zineer ; Mr. Wilson, elf have th refore , nird mate ...

... BANKRUPTS.-Collinson and Brown Oxford-street uriol- seller, Jan. 31-John Rawlings, Westgate-street, Gloucester, inn- laculty of exercising upon it a reasonable control,-a combine- Grattan ; Adalgisa, Mr. Wright ; Nerma, Mr. Paul Bedford.- Henry A. Aglionby ...

... Snell, of High .treet, Fulham. Immediately afterwards two other persons, named George Bitteraon, of No. 19, Cardigan-street, Kennington- cross, and John Thorndyke, of No. 54, Charles-street, West- minster, became immersed in 10 feet water, but were got out ...

... Italy ;” the moral of which not bad—that there, here, the proudest and oldest Houses” are frequently obliged quarter their arms with the sons and relatives of Mammon, aud even to embrace the daughters of successful commerce and trade ! Kohl’s Sketches ...

... of High-street, Fulham. Immediately afterwards two other persons named George Batterson, of N o . 19, Cardigan-street, Kennington_ cross, and John Thorndyke, of No. 54, Charles-street Westminster, became immers e d i n 10 feet water, but w ere got out ...

... Cotcflisraa and Wtviaaoa—John G. Chamberlain. Cobvvat—John Jonot. Liverpool Aratv. Coaa—Coatet and Ship Covt or Coaa—N. G. Seymour. Jun , Ship Agent, Core. Cowaa—Thomat Tborold, Harboar Matter ; A Ur. Smith, A. cUvu-. Cboocbavbn—Mr. John Ship Ageut. Dial—Norrit ...

... being pr esented to the P ope : —L or d S omerse t an d f a mily, Sir W. g Wynn, Sir John Hope, Mrs. Trollope, and Mr. Siventon. Th e great provision hous e o f M r . John Russell, in this city, has jus t com pleted one branch of the Government Pro' o vision ...

... to be Ensign, vice Hanna. Royal Newfoundland Companies.— To be Lieutenants, without purchase— Ensign John Fletcher, vice Saunders, promoted ; Ensign John Gillespie, vice Skinner, promoted in the St. Helena Regiment. To be Ensign, without purchase— Edward ...

... White Hart Inn, Chippenhain. Solicitors, Mr. Pinniger, Chippenham ; and Messrs. Pinniger and Westmacott, Gray's Inn square. John Sutcliffe. Halifax. grocer, Feb. 3, at two, 25, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. Solicitors, Messrs. Craven and Rankin ...