... by Thomas liland, Esq., and the Rev. Thoarss D. IHett, feran assault: 7 ?? Diaper, by the Rev. irras steward, for leaving his fansaly chargeable to the pariah of peloenhaam: 4 days and bard ?? Levett, by Thomas Bland, IEsq., Lout the Rev. Thomas D. Belts ...

... re-survey the proposed line, and to report thereon. THlE SLAVE TRADE..-We perceive thlat, unuder the ap- proval of the venerable Thomas Clarkson, the publication of Ilaydon's celebrated picture of thle Great Mweeting of Delegates, held in London, in June,1840 ...

... Gileen h,t/ the Society.-I.e. each to Robert Salmon, in the em- plo~y of MrL Joseph Cooke John cookc, in the employ of Mr. Thomas Coo p r; Samuel W~interflood, is the emipley of M~r. Boggits; Josieph Sarby, in the employ of SIr. Plempnou; and William Carter ...

... and hard ?? Howell, by George Thomais,Eoq,and the Rev 'I bhoms D'Eyc tetts, for an ossault: 0 ?? ?? Simnith, by George Thomas and Thomas . Blond, Esqrs, for poaching: 3 calendar moath, and hard labour. COMMITTED To BECCLES GAoI..-George Turrell, by l Edward ...

... not insured. COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND ?? or CoRscCTloN.-Thomas Garwood, by the Rev. Copinger Hil, as I vagrant: 14 ?? Minter, by the light Ron. Lord Rendle. .ham and George Thomas, Esq., for an assault: 14 ?? ISmith, by the Right Bon Lord Rendlesharn ...

... se of William Beecroft, of Bungay, and stolen 2Slbs. weight of beef: William George Simpson, 41, William Burrows, 22, and Thomas Garroc, 20, charged with having burgia. riously broken and entered the dwelling-house of William Doe, at Bramford, and stolen ...

... landed ina slightly damaged state; and the vessel will, I fear, be a Etotal ?? rescued: Thomas Lane, seaman; ?? Goode, ditto. Persons lost: James Hubbard, mas- ter:. Thomas Hubbard, mate, end son to the master; Win. IMarshall, boy. IJUNGAY. The poor of the ...

... tier,. E. Htolln siad fainily,itev. John sLonlz',lirs. Longi' and familiy,Mr. and Sils Wlelci, Sir-v sad Mlrs..Tiffaeii, Lord Thomas Hayv, DJr. Chess- lier sad psrty, Lady tunbury, Itev. sad Mrs. Thorpe, Sir and Mrs. Cobbold sard party, Airs, Johnson, Sir ...

... the many varieties in the game, occasioned by the artificial unevenness of its surface. CHARGEi oF BisA31Y.-On Monday last, Thomas Berry Hayward was brought before the magistrates, at the Town Hall, for further examination on the charge of marrying Mrs ...

... Gosset, the vicar of New Windsor, is chair- v man; and the distribution of her Majesty's bounty has I been undertaken by Mr. Thomas Adams, the vicar's war- i den.-Tienes. t The Royal yacht now building at Pembroke, for hert Majesty and Prince Albert, has ...

... vege. table productions they could lay hautds on. The fair as- sailants having at length; given wnty, an ohstacle of a more hardy ntature ptresentel itself-a ];tge urack wall .This had tohescaledw otherwise tlo heavy wvet vas in jeopardy of forfeiture ...

... assaultS w~veeks. DlariaHRead, hy ?? Revds, ~ugtustus Cooper and W. B. Stack, as idlc and disorderly: 2 calendar mnonths and hardi labour. EAST SUFFOLK HOSPITAL, from 14th to 21stJune. 7ia-Patieots.-Adm. 2.-Disch. 5.-Dead 0.-Remain 13. Out-Patients.-Adm ...