... PORTSM1OUTH POLICE. M. ONDAY.-There was no business before the Bench to-day. it TUESDAY.-Before Major Travers and J. S. fayers, Esq. n Joseph Chubb was charged wvih stea-ing a Post~office order, and was remanded to the 30th iostant. Jar James Ellison, charged with stealing a pair *f sochs and a pair ich of doawers, the property of Edicard Cullen, sas dhcharg-d ; the crs, ease not being made ...

... PORTSMOUTH QUARTIER. SESSIONS. its The General Quarter Sessions for the Borough were o I's held on Wednesday last, before IV. N. Massey, Esq., 51 3i.v. for Newport, Recorder, by adjournment. In ad- B] e dressing the Girand Jury, the Recorder alluded to the !d. great proportion of crime committed in this borough by no 011 the military, which he ascribed to the wretched state of t t education ...

... IC SATURDAY.- Before the Mayor, J, 0. Travers, J. S. ly Sayer, and T. E. Owen, Esqrs. at I tNFRINEMENT oF unE LODrING ousoEs' Acr.-William n' Foster Htellyer, of 20, West-street, Point, was summoned on o, the information of Mr. Slight, Inspector of Common Lodging he llouses, on the charge of keeping the above house as a common at lodging-house, the same not being registered, and so out of to ...

... a;a. MONDAY.-Bafore the Mayor, J. 0. Travers, G. J- Soake, be. ?On and F. F. Pratt, Fegqrs. Vic the WHOLESALE Snaoaxnrrox.-Wenifred Rock, the wife of a Sal Serieant in the 85th Regiment, stationed in Anglesey Barracks, or Peti Forloec, 'Was charged with stealing various articles from different va~ seir shlops in Fortsee. anl Charles German, Polite Constable, ?? Saturday ala one evening last, ...

... SUICIDE OF DR. RICE, HEAD MASTER O0 CHRIST'S HOSPITAL. 5- ite On Thursday night an inquest was bleld by Mr. Payne, 51. on the body of the Rev. Edward Rice, D.D., Head. rt3 Master of Christ's Hospital, in the board room of Christ's Hospital, Newgate-streot. - The jury, of which Mr. Deputy Eagleton was foreman first procL oded to vieto the body, which presented the d placid ai d h. ievolent ...

... RIANTS LENT ASS]XRS. the I hcemscnwas opened by Mr. tustice Wightimac sig o usa, Mr. Justice Coleridge not arriving till After. ay wards, and business; commenced ?? morning. The, Y The6 formier oifthe'learned Judges arrived at IWAinChester Lient yriwya iiatto [Ind ~Was met At the station in.Ib~y the High Sherilff(J. J. Iv'es, Esq.) and Iris suite, and miS-, immediately proceeded, in theacso ...

... - ?? e - PO.RTS31OUTH POLICE. IAVA A- 1, a - .. -- U1r. MONDAYA, AUG. 21~-Before the Mayor, J. 0. n35 Travers, J. S. Sayer, andJ. ?? Pratt .Esqr ° od Annliouse and Mathte hh epard were charged with creating a disturbmnce in Rosemarylanea yesterday Dve morning. T1he first-nanmed' was ,sentenced to 10 and etce the other to five days' hard labour. ion William Jones and James Evans wore found ...

... WEDNESDAY, July 19 .-Before the Mayor, J. S Sayer, B. Bramble, and J. F. Pratt, Esqrs. Solomon Hart, of College-street, Portsea, was brought up charged with threatening the life of Jacob David Davis, of the same street, and -was bound over to keep the peace for six months, himself in ten pounds a-ad one other surety in ten pounds. The recognizances were ac- cordingly entered into. Sarah Anne ...

... The Midsummer Sessions for the Western Division of the County took place on Thureday last, at the Town Hall, Horsham, before R. Prime, Esq. (Chairman), and F. S. Pigott, REsq. (Deputy Chairman of the Sessions). There wore also present the Duke of Richmond, Major Saldbam, Captain Shirley. the Hon. J. J. Carnegie, G. Bsrttelot, Esq., E. S. Bigg, Esq., P. Burrell, Esq., W. K. Gratwicko, Esq., T. ...

... PORTSMOJUTH POLICE. MNkBefore 3:.TraversG .Sae n I . F. Pratt, Esqrs.G .Sae n f skcal Wyatt, charg-dd with -an assault on SarahlU, LW tt, i- and ort,'a fined 5s. with 9s. costs. Minr Jon~oirionjapprentice t o Mr. Johnson, cona Prteo as caredwihneglecting his ?? the harg Proisig tobehae baterfor the future, , Bron ?? habeswere charged by 61 L ..Ayad ih teigbs on They woer ro- S f Moses Stagg ...

... PORTSMOUTH POLICE, . SATURtDAY'.-Before the Mlayer and J. 0. Tracers, Esq.- A BliSRascroaa Psua'na.-Janeos Subls, a pauper in tlhe Unfion-house, was charged by the governor wills being guilty of nriobehaviosria the wvorkhouse, on the 30th instant, by dieohey- inglhis lawful orders, and assaulting him. Mer. Turd attended for the doenzd~ant, who, by his advice, arkoewledged his ton- trition. Mr. ...

... i HANTS CUNTY-SESSIONS. . e I . 1 L i A A - - -~ - a!9. -:e i . use .The'endral :Qobrtir 8s'eaiiins fok' thi Countylcorn- ind menrced on ,Mofddii7 ilit'tleGr'aid' Jury ChariAber of thno ani- County.H1,Wnlese,'eo' the( Right Honf. the ive Speitkaer of the Heouseo 2,f 061mtn6its; Claliirn~ts the na ?? of Wiunchb'st~F(tlord uie~rmiest'bf'the'Couiity), do- and the follbwiicgmagist'icges :-H. C. ...