... Sussev, soap-manufacturer, Feb. 2, 6, Mlarch 5, at Guildhall, London. Attor- ney, Mr. Reilly, Stafford-row, Buckinghaom-gate. Thomas Cassidy, Waltham Abbey, Essex, shop-keeper, .Jan. 26, SO, March 5, at Guildhall, London. Attor- ney, Mr. Syddall, Aldersg ...

... haie iteci ridiculouusly vastin, Hr ~trrh i an idtn ?? bloio Y cattiest %ithh rt sun rthley earfcnnt even subdue ; and it is hard!y rs1ihJC t'spljSC that lhe could Inmke a successfuL stanud 3tr1st 300,000 veteran troops, headed by most expe- Gr.encd Generals ...

... setcirevl 1 eluit iF) tilts ?? lih crmi flby, iliiertiposedl, and ivi itidae Iie held i bir . Nol'l In the ?? t a nii' ti ree hardi blows, ?? rohhthl hill r t he gro t it befiore bise ?? effel tie seosirila i.itfi1 Ther iruierser rerljitietl Itr; lire erset ...

... addition to thle reward from Government of '201.-Their names are, Soelcnc, Bowmnan, aged 30, John Harrison, aged 25, John Hardy, ared 19, Thomas Cuillivatn, aged 22, James Hinkley, aited 25. By a letter received in town on Sunday from Newnmartet, wve learn, that ...

... 26. Petitions were presented against the London Fire-act Bill, front .St. Alban, Wood-street, St. Mary, Ahlermanbury, St. Thomas the Apostle, St. Nicholas, St. Mary-Axe, and several other parishes.—Referred the Committee. The Chimney Sweeper*' Regulation ...

... Little, of Mortimer-street. ■ DEATHS. On Saturday, the 4 20 th instant, Mr. John Hardy, Old Rrond-streei, solicitor. On the 24th inst., at Charles-square, lloxton, Thomas Cox Sergrove, Esq., aged Oil the iust., aged 14, John, only son of Jolnn ?»lilU,Jun ...

... Sir G. Ml. IKeith, Bant., R.N. OIL the I.Zth inst., AIr. Thomas Turiier, sels., of George sttert, Croydon. Lately, Thouioss Srealer, l ettser kn.svr ty tile ia.ne *f the Hiorsfortls Post. this hardy velsi aru hald attalied to the Sitil year' f' hlis age ...

... Alleai Mircl:ie, Alexander Letiiner, Alexander v., a- xon, Anidrew Vhite, David Thompson, James Wright, Wili^em tlarkson, Thomas Pike, Robert Gray, Aiexalnder Hart, Jolt-, Be rr, Williaslx Susitlh, Tthomnas NI [arla oe, JAit Anden-aon, \Viliiani Ciawfnrd ...

... ipoliticAettir- poses. lie rejoiced in the knowledge he had obtainedof a Se- viour, who had likewise suilffered innocently. Hardie i; rising paid his respects to an acquaintance whom he saw in the crowd. lie uhen spoke with equal freedom, bet less disictnaaesa ...

... only mode of securing good government, to which Obl ject all their energies should therefore now be directed. ^ The Rev. Thomas Vialls, of Twickenham, (dot the Vicar) it will be seen, hasbeenicutting a strange-figure as a prosecutor at the Middlesex ...

... will in all pr1, hility render a few months of the set vere treatment equat to years of the nilder? :Is that no- thing, Sir THOMAS ? Is the power of aggravatingf a iegal sentence in that faslion to be 'srrendered with so much complacency to a set ?? Magistrates ...

... neighbourbood, and of a. very unprepossessing ?? defence set up was a plea of insanity, and it appeared, front the evidence of Mr. Thomas Elliott, oter- seer of March, in Camnbridgeshire, that the prisoner had been, for a eon- siderable time, in a state of decided ...