... * . 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 ...

... ?? - ?? -, , . lo 11 , - I I I ?? I f ?- - . I -ea ?? b T . T1XING , P 4r ; F'rench judgent t~gas im bte'a4 l rS 'Whi 1i .e went. will b brought up ?? ?? ?? sentence the i~ch nza-. . ~ : ~ JOH;:t 3Ofi ?? S h open :ViscountCstleragh, inX ;; pub *tacitnp~i l1ed to; or: posting~billinvs .gto. Tefr tet ?? hea. question d jued e.soie upon te on uct'ftbr o a~t~a}g' R ithespec.t ol ithis nerty p ...

... __ nte HIS MAAJZ3TY' ADVnCATZ It. JAMES BRAND, 1CQ. A tART- ga NERt AND CASHIER OF TllE ABYtRDLIN 3ANKCING COM- est; P'ANY. COT This case, which is of the greatest importance to the act banking interests of Scotland, was argiledjby Counsel on Sa. the turday the 29th Jan. and solemnly decided by the Barons on p Wedgesdaythe 2diuistant. b By the general stamp act of the 48tb of his present ...

... ClI. CUlT TLIGE,,':E d ?? TUESDAN, UPIT. 13. This dk'our assizes'*eg opefied by he Hornorabta~e,, L-lersnaistkad Gillies. w! ,L(rd 96errmdndsated the latealteration in the law , 4, Bpihn . jeiffd~iver~verdseti by tte ' 'j~Wu ~s~seolfrdin our gasf,' that Wal-I ?? r, 'flihrnas~aroli1~were tried for assaulttand robbgry s atujA Iie~nnei havn ?? Guilty, Lbe,, St Isesswreeaie: follc gwit . Adam ...

... . 2U4EN-SQU4RE PDLICE. DeTjNATIN BALLS.-Yecterday John Cuthbert, of St Martin's Lane, ''hemist, was again 'PuITlno ds-Iuforma- tinn respecting the sile of fireworka, called detonating balls; anid for selling them tov a youth, named Thomas Clarke, on Saturday laast rwhich youth was hirself convicted on that day in the penalty of,2Os. for exploding some of them in St James's Park. Mr Cuthbert ...

... EXBGUTJONIJ Op THOMAS KELLY AN, FtENRY O'NILi FIlGU WAY RdBAERIJi. a f n e e lI, If e n it r a II .5 d ?? ;I Yesterday the exie'cution of these'lrifdrt'nate -men tooIkplAce, Oursuant to a sentence of the Hiightourt of Jusdiciary, for three different acts of high*ay rob- bery, oni the 22d and 2d days of November last. The frequent commission of the crime of highway robbery5 an oence formerly ...

... OLD V,41,Er-Aqf, AjRAIGNMENT OF 1THE ELDER *ATSOW, isornifg at nine o'clock, James Watsoin; te elder, * a pat to the bar, and arraigned on le dictmen charging him with, having, on the od ditY of December last, feloniously and mali. d tterripted with a sword to cut and stab CIOuseph Ii-xes, with intent to murder him.-_ 'T Iso Its count charged him with the same as- oaul c ?? Rhodes, with intent ...

... SPECIAL COMMISS10n^. 1 Derby, Oct. 17. : IIGHI TREASON TRIALS-THIRD DAY. At halfpast seven this morning the prisoner Brandreth was brought from the gaol in the same manner as vesterday, linked to the arm'. of Mlr Eaton, and in, the prison caravan. He was smok- in,, a short pipe as he passed along,'and seems to maintain a perfect equanimity.', There was not asingle individnaliaccompanying the ...

... COURT OF KIANGS BN'ICZJuwz Ec. tI1itItI iN6 _. LOTRD COCflTA.Nr 'AND OtI-iElS. Mr Guerney rmoved for' ?? of the Court upon the defenidartsM LcordCochrane, tvr Butst, NItss s. L~ghst, Sainsdomn, and H-olowvay, -and D)e Berenger- appeared. Nri Cochrane Johnstone and U'Rea did not appear. Mr Set ent 13&2st, for MrButt-rnone, moved for anl arres oftejegietuo h three following objections to the ...

... SIta!DY i27?7AL At the- Isle--f Ely- Assizesi onr Thursday last, Michael Whiting a shopkeeper. at Downhama near Efyo and 2 disserting-preacher, was indicted, mider Lord. EllenbaroagMA-act, on a charge of admirister- iag;poison--to George Langmaan and toffoseph Laag- ilmar, his, ?? appeared in evidencet that- ?? . residedi together at Downham, and-.were Small-farmers; aid- that their family-con ...

... MLtRD'SR OP jiA MARR AN) FAWM-, the feelings of all-ranks of ?? were never | so mnlchiriterested, and alive to every circumstance - which 'would tend to reveal the smillest particle of g testivit'ony likely 'tqoetplain the nphappy mystery iethat overhangs 'tac~piiculars dt the recent itro-' cdious murder. rrdm-s- anxiety. to alleviate -the t general distress pervading the public rmind, we ...

... COURT OF SESSIUN-FIRST DIVISION, CeXiO BnowiurMs-WLL[Atm AITKEN HgISjt Ct REDITORS. This was a process of Cessio Bonorum brought by the pur'u- er, a spirit dealer in Leith, against his creditors. From the condescendence and state of the bankrupt's aftairs, lndged in process; it appeared that he had accounts to the number of 154 due to him by various persons in Leitb, all of them of the lowest ...