... COURT OF KING'S BENCHI-Nov. ?? FREEDOM OF SPE.(Q1i AT THIE BAR. IHODGSON, GENT. V. SCARLET, ESQ. This was an action brought by an attorney a- gainst Mr Scarl&,t, the King's Counsel, for slan- derous words spoken by the latter of and con- cerning the former, ?? a trial at Lancaster, in which the plaintiff acted as attorney for one of the parties. The words declared upon, and alleged to have, ...

... f SAR R 9 F go ,NO-7J E . i ebyefore thefi Lord Mat-rEfuTheIalaCId f iceled oanr . ., ?? j he , 'n~l*SzisiS,#t~i2.0nsi~er at lnle vidvdal ,iwas again Yakeb-iftO 'ustody an Frisas ab HavtIenin}.g, ti're6' ?? alr>. ;'wa 'erttrut. - ptr, ;~ ~~ ~hb .nr a ni'n vog -enr e & s3 1p ah4ai4 ,ffve. o 1'ckc 1 p I eo i.g! to sel . nsowf. tle.-c~a~ute dhioff bs arrest w.Jhe: warrant was ce . ptodiced ...

... ;IS. FO S D ?? FOR USDITlON. . Thefolowing is an account of what passed shen seeteitc'e was pronounteed on Bagguley, Druuia0nd, atid $obuiton, on Mozday last:- On ltondav moroing. the Attorney4feneral prayed the 1 judgment of the Court op the three defendantl-. Chief Justice, to the prisoncrs.-You- have a right fot j to marke any objection to your trial, or to the jnlieimtdictm previoui td ...

... COmRT Or KINO'S HETCIM-D ' CLEALRY V. C0OBBE loed m ~r Brougliam, a litt'iz, before twelve o'clock, moved M onl the part of the plainthi, that the tria of d bit~ l,.ps~ed. The act'o ?? t Ion C 11e''itesad lblt witl th t h M ~ -Wight badutteed te leter orge b forgCeary, koigtaltter Da ting Alie a t fogr.4 teeseu.M Cleary; which wasea commna juycue hedfnai Wrihtan Cobe houd iI dbeided. 09- ...

... I SEIt~TIOUS CI1UFt.IS Yesterdl. little Wadding:0n, of radical notC put to the bar, to take his trial tipon the chare ?? ?? ;o published awicked and seditiou, libel, for the pni.1t i. exciting sedition amongst thl soldiers esal from their-allegianee to his iMiajesty. ti:g , Mr Reynolds stated the ease. The publication of the ?? Was proved bitt y who apprehended Waddiogton i' Ch~ariln Cras ...

... TRIAIS FOR HIGH TREASON. COURT OF KINC;'q BENCH,WESTMINSTER, AtONDAT~Jutt5P. The Court having beto oend ithe manikir formerlk e sortP d, and the whole of thelury loig swofni, M ?? BariO*, the Ci~rk of the C xown Offic',, pr~ieeded roqtpad tlietindiot. 'wnn', contaitting four couints, In which th~e ti orrips' dbjee is laid in four different wavyq: but the 6vert acts, from which that object ...

... c. jyE G CIMC~IT - TLf 1I.SO ,, ONESrAY ARI'5L tb? '~ido a~ornilg, attwenty minute pat:brocoktet Tjjigi Court, gf j~~~at yvao. n hre by Lords Gillies b 09 5seeasti As tickets are no longer inistte ae onetttV pnt the crowd that pesdfradi.'t .ate f the rillernenf and 13th preserved order. T bnh before their Lordshipa, .and te ?? bl e ?? decorated with flowvers from the a Boa ic tabk A handsome ...

... A letter from Brighton fdates, that on Thurf- day morning, the brig Adventure was brought be confiderably above low water mark, and on be- go ing furveyed, has opened a feene of villainy o0 i the greated confequence to the commercial inte- reft of this counnttiytthe very calm date of the h weather when dlhe wnsent down ; her having been ]IC early in the morning obferved in ?? water n than when ...

... 2iHG CodtOF-t srcz.4r. , . i- , II ' -~ It- t : sMonday, Derte,$er o.i it or- Ths day, at two .oclock, the Caurt met to d the decide on the releyancy the he ndiie t aga 'Al ' at RIcAiiMENDIA of ~ ~ ~ ,'Cieof~gr~' b t- . . jVDGES 9EASY -, r The Lord Juftice Clerk; god Arinadale, 2 Lord Craig,.: Lord Meadowbank i his Lord Culen ?? . Al the judges delivered ther opinions, at w ' ieat length, with ...

... CIRCUIT I LLIPANTP. _ 1 * i INVERARA .-MaY 6. 1805. f Thfie Clitnit Court of Jufticiary was opened liere on I Tuefday t by ?? Hon. Lord CRAIG ini Lord ArkdA L. , ,l John Campbell, ron df the deceafed John Camipbell, tin the parifh of Craigniih. accufed of nfurder, and Ar- schibald Gray, at Largiebeg, accured of4houle-breakinf and'theft, weefe both iutlawed foir not appearing to .fanid thieir ...

... * . A $,Z~ y,~ ~ 9 ?? lL DI 0. R.]P~9 0-1, . 0 - RAOWAN SIPE. ?? Valzi1e Ions aidcedorforgin.ad t :Br., lon1 ssr ,sut1 Pa*'se asld~fli,;of We'or8G 'Stieet~f ?? in _sd~b ei ; MrElad aii 9at7}1aeedXli in ...

... IARY. Yesterday the Court met, to take into consideration the case of RACHEL WRIGHT, a native of Ireland, who was tried and convicted (not only on her own confession, but also by the testimony of witnesses), at the last Glasgow Circuit, of stealing FLORA AMOS, a child of three years of age, from Glasgow, on the 8th of July last, which was afterwards recovered from the pannel at Prestwick toll ...