... f 01 of 610IAgII, SATURI.AY,.JULY 20., 1844. NEWPORT.] At our County Petty Sessions, Mrs Orchard and 11 r6. Hhiton, of Easit Cowes, were fined l0s, each, for ank assault on Ann James atid a younger sister, ivliom they charged withi robbig Alr. Ilinton's gardent; in deiult sent to jail for tenl ?? Corke and Elizabeth Webb, of West Cowes, were charged with an assault on Muria Lawrence, on Sun- ...

... iI 0 w-_ t B o IorJSE OF PE EIll. THURSDAY, 3 LTLTV 4 1The Royall Asticut wa given by ?? ti) the SUgar Druties Bill, tile vinegarDI lieis Slave Tradle Tireaties Bill, thle igtega) .chlin t ;a l Ilie A sma ?? (IteCilld) B1il, tile billiti°t~ j j\I>il'Cll' (Ireland) I5ill, the 6alisbicry awd Sout ~ SICC iialil' Ri aI ilwlay lBill, the Chester and 1ohyhead t~d 11,1 [Iill. the iholurehllfln and ...

... HArlURll)AY, APRIL. 20, 1844. NEWNPORT.1 At the Connty Petty Sestiors on Saturday lalst, WMilliam Barry Drew, was fined 40s. and 7s. fid. costs, tbsr assaullting John Airs, the master tailor, at Parkhsurst Prison ; Barnabas Casstbrd, was - cetlnmitteti ibr trial For stealing a wath, wsaistcoat, and two hsndkierrhiefo, the property of William Greenhlam, at lElm; Sir. CGladwin, a publican, of ...

... By CYnRJU REm1iNt.. By CYRUJS RaDDING. HORACE WArLPOLE.- Walpole hated Ite. I be, l gao Foiothill two or three .years befbre his death. s 1Michiefmlakhig people aunoyed him by saying 1 in- s .eaded to buy up all his nic-nackery (aiSttrawberiry Hill) when he was dead. Some things I might have wished to possess-a gooddeal I wouldnot have taken ! asa gift. The place was a miserable child's box-a ...

... Xzle¢^& 0 2tu J~aVtt Uoft. ?? 1PROM TUESDAY'S LONDON AZETTE. OFFICE OF ORDNAVCE AUGUST26. lorpxs of Royal Ent~qin1eers.-PistLien0tenant Chat. Francis Skyrig, to be Sccond SCaptain, vice Coddioi- Lovell to bel irst LiltCeliflnt, t'ica Styring. BANKRUPTS. Arthur Lett, CommerIOlil, Lnmlmlh. timber.merclit Johni Thomas WVile and Win. iNihte, late of ,sing-hgle'' Cheapside, getleral merchants ...

... SI1I1THFIEIED. MONDAY. JUiE 24. - l £AV - J145 I , s. a* U ULNX fli. Since Al onday last, thle imports of foreign beasts and co sheep into London, and at the various outportso 'have tic notexceeded twenty head from Hollarrd; but during Tc the wholc of the present vear they have amounted to tai about 500 head of tile forirmer, and 200ditto of the latter. v In to-days's market, no foreign stock ...

... ?? ? It UPT. J'SC ?. el 4j S. 'L IROM PRD4Y-'.S LONDOAr GAZETTE. PC bhe WU%.OFrICE. JulNE 28. pe 61h Fool.-herjeatnt. Major William Lee to be Quar. 5 ter-master, vice Geo.A1illiain Ralfterty, who renres upon B half pay. 32°idi'oot-Qtiarteriimste Scrjeant 11William Garfortl rni to be Quartermaster, vice Thomas Healey, who retires ti upon half pay. pr 81stFoeAo.-Colour-Serjeant James Caroll ...

... Ir - ?? ' ~ ?? -- ?? i ;ffg to anti 'Stuttlo ro Vouto FRIDAY, SLPTE~hIVIBR 6, 1844. g/le ' itbi ?? beg to congratu-I lie beiiY nte treul gratitying intell igetnce of a *Interaangrnieinit ?? qluestioui, ard ai ter. Fin ii11 teoirEt5 a rujtue bewe tisle nd frIE4 I, 1a oiiyiinarable to blth coo no its. TIhe in. IoInytoldigitity to Ifrance -ire have got every * ~ ?? l~ti and, unt ratce lit's * ~ ...

... (jREAT RIOTS AT P111LADELtti&-DE8PE1%ATE, AFFRAY B1;TVEErN TH1E Ot ius AND NATIT E AttERICAN PARTOEF--CONFLICT WITH THE ,MILITARy-Loss or LirE-Jos SMITH, THS E 1MORMION PaoriUTr, KiILLED. The. Britannia has brought accounts from I Bostou to the llth. E Thecity of Philadelphia had been the theatre of C further riots betwveeu the Irish and tho Native Ame- rican paraies, nrihi9g out of some ...

... POSTSCRIPTQ P'ROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. IVAR-OFFICE. NOV, 22. 13th Ft-Brevet Lieut. Col. Charles T. Van Stranu- benzee, from the 39th Foot, to be Major, vice Havelock, who exchanges. 34te Foot:-Cooiur.Scerlceuit Thomas ?? to be Quar-termiastcrvice O'Brien deceased. 39th Foot-Brevet Lieut.-C&onefl Heisrr Havelock, from the 13th Foot, to be Major, vice Van Straubenzee, who exchatiges. ...

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... ?? and politicians stand aside I Public rights and public dnties give place to r ites of hospitality anmd friendly greetings ! Wrong5 and remedies wait, Yall and each of' you, for one little wveek! f'or here ' c colles old T~iime, closely attended bylhis thronrite ands - noblest of 'spring Fafue,- Christmas !-let themr be wel- v corned in all huniour, and be receivedl with a plea-s mtX Y noise ...