... SHEIFFil Co ?? ?? ?? et st i l t. I PIO'S R lTIN.-Al~. Qclleold'cwjliiei~leabIL' I11 r:11jee, I'MI had pn-le. tiousley bteui telhtt, bitt ajttitocttcl' It ''thet ?? il Itant. conie Cli belore' tile Sheril Stoutll Itcbh lourt, ou Tilhsld.ay list, tit-olvitig 0 tiptitcilt lit tO tuO IlitbilitY ?? ?? i' t'be' NtC , It. ott I Ittsctsltieil teerI outs Rhutes ,,wh it ItttloyedI l the , ('ott out! ...

... 3NitPRaOvRXaSTg IN WOOLMASIILL- I On Wednesday, a special meeting of the Commissioners of Police u was held, for the purpose oftaking into consideration the arrangements a previously entered Into with Mr Francis Edmond on behalf of the a Church Committee, regarding the widening the Woolmanbill, andgur. u chasing four houses situated there. P Mr HENDI;soV opened this case, narrating tbe Board's ...

... PIRACY AND IMURDER IN THE WEST INDIES. TUT5 POMLyrA (;F 0L.ASGOW. he It Is du, meslaschonly task to record a sanguinary art Of piraey and Cal murder COMMitted in the West Indies, on board a British vessel, by a am yiratiral Rchooner sit great force, by which tbe vessel was nearly destroyed, flin ard most of her crew, barbarously pot to death. The information haa reached from a party who has ...

... EXTRAO)DI>NARY CASE OF PIOUS FRAUD AT TU'N. I~~Tw R ~ . - . . ~:.. A TRI The Time: relates a rmance of rea lifq, which baa just happened in Piedmont. We considerabl y abridge it; omittipg, however, none of the Ipots, but only the obvious commentary The post of Dutch Minister at the Court of Turin had been re- putably filled for some years by a Protestant gentleman of the name of Heldivier, ...

... 'Poor LAW COMMISSION. Thle Report of the poor L aw Comndstlon for Scotiland, recently laid before Parliament, ia a docunrent which must necessarily attract no inconsiaderable share of public attention. It embodies a groat mass of evidence. In the form of an appendix, accompanied by various recent. mendations. A~fier describing the stepns taken to procure inforlastien on the sub' jecr, the ...

... ZItELAND. Deunrrix, Turesdary Eveninig. I ttfalftoot ?? Court of' Q11ectro Bench was again tire scene of coustdernhle lilterest tus dlay. [i onseire- quiene (if Lithe disetissiotn of tire deuririrrer of' thue Crown to thue ?? abaotuement pot. lii by thue traoveroero. S~hortly after eloveit o'clock, tire Chilef itrrettee, with Jitettielf, Four- too Cromoptonr, floid l'errirr, entered the Court. ...

... Monday, Sept. 16. Paresrer.-TheTreasurer; Convener Leslie; Messrs Win. Matthews,- Rose, Cannon, Henderson, Torrie, Oldman, W. Simpson, J. Simpson, W. Chalmers, Smith, Topp, Wisely, and Macbray. The Loam PROVOST, Preses. The first business On the card was a Report from the Street Com- mittee. in reference to the state of the streets In which gas pipes for the New Company had been laid, ...

... : BERIONDSEY MURbtl R. SIaturday was the day appointed for the re-examination of M1anning, and his wifa, at Southlvark Police Office.- The court was crowded. All the witiesses already examined having been request- to take up their positions behind the dock, the prisoners Iwere brought iN. Alianning looked very pale and downcast. There was no apparent change in Mrs Manning, and she was-dressed ...

... IMPORTANT POOR. LAW CASE. Opinion intimated that under the. 76th Section of the ljNavy Poor Lav6 Amendment Aot, settlements aco airedbvimarriageor parentage are lost, if the party Mall neohave resided in the Parish continuously for at least one year during any subsequent period o five years, in the same way as setleMents acquired by residence. The facts of the case,as stated by. Mr Greig, ...

... .me, alsuaJna, vn lo. ?? (Yrom the Black Ealendar of Abcrdecn, G. JIJst Published.) Ti On the night of Thursday, September 3, 1807, a dreadful a, affray, ending in murder, took place near the Justice Port, VV in a house of bad fame kept by a woman called Margaret Creek, who enjoyed some celebrity in her day. On that night, el a Negro drummer, of the name of John Simpson, commonly a called ...

... ,COURT OF SESSION-FIRST DIVISION. Tuceday, July 14. CtLAPPETON AVID 0aea. V. V'STE MAGISTRATES OF EDENOVW GIU. *EASf RENTS. Their lordships gave Judgment in this case, which was brought up upon an interlocutor of Lord Aloncrelf?. The LORD PncsSD.NTr said that lie agreed with the Inter. Iocutor of Lord Monereiff, and wouid confino his observations to one ortwo particulars. It was ...

... MWednesday lqst wras the anniversary of the birthday of the Defiance, and, as usual, the proprietors and their emplre.ee had made groat proparation' fur celehyating that event The Peli- ance is one of the best,. ift not deciedly the best conducted coach in the nngdom. yts praises have been sounded on the Continent and in America, and Its excellencies iave been the subject of re- mark in ...