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... ATTE-_P f 0N 1LL.5 AI'STyS 1.1! 1- -s -] 1 n - : P. -_ :1 - .. - .1 L .. . l-, . T'riday a Privy Council met at the Duke of 1 ortiand's oflice, a.nd proceeded in the fur- .;.er ieligetion of circumtiances refp icing l eorrid attempt wich was made on the terfen of his Majefly by James Hadfield. 'he prifoner was not brouglht tp ; but it e peared, that the piftol wvas loaded -ith two 2; igs, one ...
... Fir.Wa THlE UiAMBURG'd \IAiL. (1/jenna Court Gazeile.) C Gcneral Baron Krav, in a report, dated e Ulm, the 25th inil. flates, that on the pre- e ceding day the enemy had made a reconnnit- I C ring party, and at the fame time a ferions at- I d tack on the left wing of the corps of General r Sztarray. On this occafion General Guilay t (who had ditinguiffhed himfelf in feveral pre- 1 ceeding ...
... -rr-r Pr)ITTD-7 r)TL' WIC-e7hT-l.:! HIGI-I COURT OF JyTIS7ICI-R2- Monday the 23d, came on the trial of XViI- lians\ Maxwell, late ferjeant in the 4th regi-I ment of North Britilh Militia, azcufed of taking and adminifering unlawful oaths, of a being a leading and aclive membcr of the fo- r ciety of United Scoffmen, of endeavouring to promote their purpofes, by ieducing the fol 1 diers to ...
... E D I N B UR G H, Y'nie 2f3. COURT OF SESSION. I : \e forrnerly gave an account of thc deci- ti .Ion of the Court, in an aclion brought at the I inrtanee of John Cadell, Efq. of Cockerzie. a~rainfl John MAorthland, Efq. Advocate, and i . Johnilone, printer of the S ots Chronicle, t for having publithed z libel agaiufl him in t'aat paper on the ift day of September 1797-f T'hIe following is a ...
... CDf'llbllV3q lct' 24. IlI C- 7OURT of JUSII(/IYRT. Mlonday came on the trial of Samurel Bell, !arcly rcfdinrZ at pittal, in the county of ; 5nlv i ibanm, nld ii /ijliori:o, late auclion- . er in Tiiltulc Strect, Edinburgh, indicdted at .:;nc inilianc of his Afl elqyl'i Advocatc, for felonioutly forging or countcrfciting, or cnule wg to he forged or counterfeited ; or fravdu- lcrly and ...
... ..'UrDtm Or 'T'ackday l~t, Jalncs M-DonmA, a vagrant, tharg- I cd wvith the murdcr of Catharine Il'F'herfoll, NVII0111 I ,, ,1 I I _ _ I,, , - - - _ ,, . -, { E I he cailed his w wf, was brought to town frorn Old n, Deer, and inc. rccrated in the tolbooth here, by Nvar- tc rant of the Shcriff. tl As a proof of the inildnefs of the feafon, therc was found laft week in the parifh cf Rayne, a ...
... On the ifth of Marth, and feveral fubregnent dayv a ener il Court Martiial was held at Newport, in the Ifl uf Wighr, for the trial of Lieutenanit Colon' l Jol n Rofs, of the Ssth reginacut, en five ?? charges pr.f.:rcd againli hint by certain officcrs of that regi- mets. Oit thc firtfl chargge onilv he was found ?? .-viz. that of having c'nsployed two mta in the Caiinent a;s his fervants who ...
... (ebinlbual~), - (tip I T '1'hc following arle thle appoilAntolc'ti. for tho 7- ensuilg Aul unin Circuits:-- Iflfl-Lard julaticS' Clerk and L.1d1(1 Metbeen. MIi Ineiary, - ~einrdvSept. in, Stirlrg, -2. Inen.Dtiirinan~ and Lord Culilen'. 11 FiiL-1, dt. 9. 12 j bucenh, V ?? 'da , . cd. 0'I f S!' ?? and Load Atnmdthis. ti. A. riA y CY'. 4 '5 C Dlnli''c, - IVCIt~.tsday( n 7t ?? - u ?? iluke ...
... COItIT .1 OQF -; ?? BENCH. July ,. ?? , i i i id;'Y:.F S v. P' ' 1 ?? X. I'i[ i i 1L5 . of; -tli c. Ir ml it~t! ?? a :.7 ti;, b ?? ' . Ci : Ill- .X :'ii:iO - lC. : .: ?? ?? R. ΒΆ ';tthci ;I1 1F' r x 'ni - ,c t:: m Irl { i,. V l tr . l - IIl, v.- ?? ?? it ?? ~;i~itil S.. :Jh (it7-:P-N ( wi:V-!C r 0tc ?? i *Sj- rS i. 3 i ist I ?? ?? . i, - ! : Lt ili'' ?? ' ?? ?? !. k - xt ,- o ;iLi;. 'i ?? . ...
... IARY. Wednesday George Walker, indicted at the instance of his Majesty's Advocate for ?ling a black gelding and brown mare, the property of George Henderson, farmer at Longcraig, parish of Logie and county of Stirling, on the night between the ?th and 14th of March last, was brought to the bar. He gave in a petition to the Court, stating in substance, that, on the night libelled, he slept in ...
... Monday the Court proceeded in the trial of gamnes Begg, accused of ?? libel was rcstriaed to an arbitrary punishment. The prisoner pled guilty. The Court sentenced him to banishment from Scotland for life. The Court next proceeded to the trial of George Pyper, late servant to Robert Moir, inn- keeper in Musselburgh, accused of murder, or culpable homicide, by striking David White, late chaise ...
... * ?? im k E S. Or heoard'lh li jetyi~d'*~~d iater t;( Pe* 6-.'tkt)/ara ,dn t.ty s ,z -, ' 'Between uiuine and ten o'clock in iie' rni.,the. ,fo ?? ng oflircera w\ere affibled pel metn era' of the, court -Vice-Admtral Sir ,3ioa- W M;Tcn:Li P ut. Vice-Admiralt Pol a' yeld ?? i Hollowfthe Rear.Adl. ...