... Do. 3 SU2 - _ 97e,769 331,527 . 7,661,445 6,±61,3o8 Extheuerr, adprtl2r, 1803. JAMES ;saltRA. Laft Wednerday the Earl of Cardigan was fworn in High Srevvari' of tre Borough of Windfor, is the rdona of the late !.6id Beauleu. The difpatches for China, ...

... rebellious rce, and rr wlco wore recently subjugated by tics force of British tL arms. Botlc the new Bishops are men of great learning t1 and cnergy. Dr. Colenso was a Fsllow of St. John's b College, Cambridge, and the senior wrangler of his year; e and Dr. Armcstrong ...

... magistraties were occupied Oo Mon- day in investigating several charges of felony against an oil merchant of that city, Mr. John Gilbert, jun., and a man in his emrploy'named Davey.y Testimony was adduced in support of the Dresumption that the prisoner ...

... Frederick Bryant, of Cardigan-street, bricklayer, was r summoned for assaulting Ellen, wife of Nathaniel Payne landlord of the Royal Blenheim, Little Clarendon-street and also with assaulting Philip Payne, hawker, of 84' Cardigan-street, on Saturday.-Mr ...

... Richards, John, Suttonr Benvor, Chippenham. Richardeon, John C., Eskidale. Grove-street, Leamington, Rickarby, Richard, Thatoham, Newbury. Rippington, Jane,.Mrso. Marston, OGon. Robbins, §corgina, 4S, Walton-street, Oxford. Roberts, John, George-street ...

... THE PROPERTY MARKET. THE KING'S ARMS INN, KIDLE\GTON. On Saturday Messrs. Franklin and Jones held a. most important sale of licensed properties at the Roebuck Hotel, Oxford. There was a numerous company pre- sent, including representatives of the leading ...