... I FRIDAY (Before Alderman Gretbarm.) SmvrGLING.-A seamnan, named George Horring.. ton, was charged With smuggling a small quantity of I tea, tobacco, and Cigars. Fined 40s., or, in default, fourteen days' irnprisonmentI HAWKING VWITITOUT A LICENSE-A descendant of t Abraham, rejoicing in a melodious appellation which would baffle all rules of pronunciation or orthography, was charged with ?? ...

... a is FRIDAY of (Before Aldermen Thompson and Gresham.) Y' SMUGGLINo.-Williarm Spink, stoker on board the y Rob Roy steamer, was charged with smuggling six : lbs. of foreign manufactured tobacco, which was found ?? in a box with a false bottom. Fined £5, or L in default, one mouth's imprisonment. I- STEALING WEARING APPAREL, &C.-JOhinWilliam- is son, charged with stealing a quantity of wearing ...

... -EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN A HOUSE OF ILL-FAMEi AT HULL.. It is not often that we have to record a more impu- .ient and astonishing robbery than the ibluowing, which was perpetrated the other night in a house of ill-fame Th in Chapel-street, by which the thieves secured a was bootv of nearly four hundred pounds. Five individuals, by a ianl and four women, who are suspected of the trans Si action, ...

... I FRtIDAYI TI (Before Aldermen Thompson and Greshsao.) lid ROBrr3ERY Ftt0i' A SH12P DOORt.A seamen, named Mon John Jones, was charged with stealin a new coat from was the shop door of Mr. Towle, 73, Qugeen-street. On T Thursday night. police constable 45 met the prisoner loca about dusk, walking at a suspicions pace with a bundle dept ,under his arm ;he was just entering Fish-street from inch ...