... 2lft'1.D7?l (F A :1NIn. 1:s0IL CIU~CCIrSTAI.';111,s or THE I(S L;:'lt DIR1ADYI. PA it ' AIIITi :. Thc New York Ctnminerciil Aidvertiser ?? rrot dil? leigh Stfa the repmitt of' lie trial if a hu'innt ritplister, OUCi joh S ?? ('nole. N Ito was conviictedl of liavig h I0 diil Litl ai i ci o silase ill rtliT Caloina:. ttiidet cittdiebtrfls of' thie i.,1;t ;t-pchij 9 crili'ltx hilt Whlioa Wli5ll ...

... HIGH COURti OF JUSTICIAItY. TRIAL. OF %II.S. SMlTHI ?? -tuflp)Fn. TIhis trial, which has excited such intense interest, took ?? on Monday, before the %vholeJujsticiatry Bellell, at EdClinburgh. Ti he criminal letters charged her with having on Tlues- day the 5thL of September list, w iiflu ly, Tat iR6einisly, and feloniously admunistered to Margaret Varden, servant to David kn iti, fariner at ...

... HIGH0 COURT OF JUSTICIARY. On IIon any, the Court met, ani1 proceeded to to e crti- .e- ase of, Gcicmrg' Skcilel E.-a~astt, who wans tried it . heed en on tle 29tIl of September, end found u It1! nith i'1alcolc (Aillespie, who sulibred the Lrs: sad pun tllsh d cut of the lacw at this place on Friday last fair 1'rg: ry. o in objection was taien to the verdict, as regarded 1 ci :urcrds by his ...

... TOU'N COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. i'ue8dayd, October 9. A meeting of tbe Council took place to-day. SLDEIRUNT-The Lord Provost; Baillies Henry, Ross, Bothwoll, and Sim ; Treasurer Nicol; Messrs Adam- son, Sutherland, Watson, A. Nicol, M'Pherson, Torrie, Henderson, Webster, Urquhart, Leslie, and Gray. The first matter before the meeting was the report from the Committee on the Rogue Money, appointed ...

... INVErRNESS ASSIZES. The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened at In- o verness on Wednecdav, by the Right lion. the Loan JU'S'lEw Crlng and Lord PITM1LLY. Aficr prayer by ta the Rev. At!rs. Rosi., sentence of outlawry wvas pro-' h nounced against Anne 3lackenzie alias Reach, from :Ii the parish of Fodderty, in the county of Ross, accused of chili murder and concealment of pregiiancv,-and o ...

... STATEflENT OF THlE MURDERER COOL. At~a meeting of the borough magistmates of Leicester at the town jail, al ?? afternoon, .Cook was brought before then, for the purpose v of affording him an opportunity of making any disclosure or explanation al hie might sae lit. Mr flurbidge, the'town clerk, addressed him, and said in that he veas not bound to aay any thing to criminate himself. The P1In ...

... On F'imlav last, a, Crinmimol C..i. t wsis held here by Andtrew c 1.%mmrean. E-q. mif Nllrrasshall, Sheriffof Aaerdleuehsire. The h Sm-i prfsm--er place-1 at the bar was; J.,immm , V-dmtsld.t farimi servatit, charged with theft, false- lmw.l. fr,-d. al nilfal nmo.nittuo. Tlne libel stated ?? mii the 22.1 if ?? IaMd. the pomel hat stolen, froee the dwel. d lit- u-c a Ri-ebok, i the parinh oif ...

... TREASON AND MUiRDER ! !! ATTEMTcr' TO ASSA'SSIN.AT1E 111S IIAiiAstrt'l' fth MINTIST tRlS. For solins time paist it list b~e'e Lknown to his Nva.., jesty's Oclvcrunr'nf, that an attempt at tics, asssici* r ion i f has Ml sesty's 1l's nis I6Ieec was navelitstii i , 'iad that Art/i cir T/isljawae'ccd was at the hecti om of it. L.] an 'T'oadriv certain adivic'e was received, thist the aitiIIIA Ir ...

... Abes'ricen.-VoterS Admitted - - ~~~211 asen In RVj ecto~ a ~ Bsn Claims wifithi awno 4 thle ?? Voters struck off' the Roll - jec of' Peterisead..-Adrnittt'd - -37 and es Rijerrieri - . ll~ ~ ?? worse I Witlidirai on- rempet Pi ?? tit-d 41 not, ur 1jR'e i - - - 120 citizecit WIthil thowin - -I guilty, The Sheriff' Iira not finished Iris Registra tion couirt ait Taillnid. Ireareer SiThe greater ...

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... JZIGJ c~cURTL 19FJUSTIC111iI,11. ?? cn slit trial of ?? 'Rale and Roletl cd it, Wbit )) swee' e vith itit' In titlk:I Of iulitt Frse,TC: olifie Toin ic oyl, a boy of It v-eat~ ot aego aal ciprettice (if the ii said Jo ?? Rae tho i odititlneont also conital ned a charge tlt it ii thu SteilI Joseph RaL' did pies oeiu~y er1 ecu dccclly malice t lid il- we ipti iv ?? the said joito Frnt.cir. ...

... JURY COURT, EDINBURGH, JULY 17, 1329. ntrllTS OF INC05t5'OROATIONS. at The Incorporation of Tailors of Aberdeen, Pursuers, against IT Munro and Grant, arid Dcvid Aloir, Defenders. b The issue to be tried in this case was, Whether at several ti times between the 2d April, 1824, and 2d April, 1828, in n violation of the privileges granted to said Corporation, the fr Defenders, or any of ...