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... ou1t-oF r sssi&So. s I On the 21 st current, the following importnt political quel- e ficri frontm Perthssire was determined by the Second D1ivisio ci of the Court. he _HN Hzs'ssaPsa BEtLctEs, E sq. of Inverma, ,and others, D against ALritAN4DC STEWART, Esq. of Derculich, and Il others. ol In 1812, the Duke of Atholl took out a charter from the w Crown, of those parts of the earldom of Atboll ...

... of' :: FRIDAY-AuO. 4. LK ut THE PRINCE, RE GE2T'S CORpT. i , The Prince Regent's Court being unexpect- Je edly held oln Tuesd'iy, we regret to say that we rstwere led into an error in announcing that the its Marquis of Anglesey had been sworn in a Privy to Gou ncillor; the fact was, the Noble Marquis e- had a iong audience of the Prince Regent-pre. te vious to the Council, to take leave of his ...

... (T1- 1 :0 , ,I . V1 O SIRS .1. tlhRlY. Is Oil SMUINIRV, ',IiI-JO1!JJ 111111'1-?]?-JTOCTEIh.(j II' ol his Ilavill., ?? (N-lailIA fviig1hot tile rmqn, lie shold mm I C(III) V ill II IC CIQI,? 11, Fill I OI I 'If I II t' 1`0 I CC a [ILI I (II I i I 111144 II I the mIIIN Illatur IJ, orders. lteuims Ilhd alreadv brell lwcsnt?d to the Olarf, wl'ich gn-ally vxaggcn?ted II;, Io., ?? illc4liing ?,Iuw ...

... 'kllursday's Post. CONCLuSION OF TH1E COURT-MJARTIAL ON SIRt J. URRAY. 'P1te evitlence ..on -this pairt 6f thle accused was not cotieluiled till nrIda'Incidrning. Lettrs ?? it iiithe tiantte 'of tile Vrinec Regeni,,and''fromns the~ puke of. Xorki, to ~~ir - J'olfip Murray, thalihing hlimi foir lia bril hatt siervit~tS ?? 12th aitid--ilthApril, 1t813, inl deftatinL ~a French'army -in Va eucia, ...

... * ?? r IT .. e .1 . - -1 1ld On Fridayl* Brd dl MioAi J. Uiehardss were fhvav~g~cd; essizfn~~t~yi Wp4td 'a jtain Uarluilnf ie~~ fuiuA 4 ;% atndrobbed b ohi f ' ~ IUW lid' re' *ijaecsted lijinnot towill treat hinrv;;.n vl!tldf tiftei4h; l.iii*dg'i~veoeItQ Ilrils 'is' plrpttype' hP kiil~kic~tdd -iiiu;. do'w ji~itlsj sipd- ?? . prolnd h6'edltlet I jls rewvt~lr srse~t.-.0 ;og,Pa e~ilolcotiic~s'f ...

... LAVIIE-CE EV. .5ARLTERs.--Many of our Readers will recollect the Report of this Cause in Replevin, which apipearttd ill this Pa'per iui the niusth of June last. It was tried iu ilhe Court of King's Bench on the 4th of June. The real plaintiff was the late Mr. TTownsend, of Staple Lion, who had piactised as an attorney and solicitor for upwards of fifty years with maucli reputation, and the ...

... x WI -i T hQU. . An indu wst ' ?? ?? - >@f&th'Xtnv6's, Arriisssuoli'o~siuldhngc,.upor the bodi-es oif Villiain 'aghornt, and Jane4. his, wife.: It ?? :r~ida>,;hilr. Haehle, who. lives intitkcbeoi' CrppDSite o thait in which tlie deceased had lited, w;as alarmludj anud went to 'the front ioou.m tihe sec(-nd dfoor, whe n hle saarwtroughi a brokenniqlof. the doori Wag- ,iiorn with a carving ...

... r M~DOUGLAS & CO. V. GORDON & CO. or The following case took its rise before the Bailie Court of y Glasgow, and has lately been decided by, the Court of Ses- lie sion:- in Smith Mackintosh, and Co, purchased from Douglas, Wil-I [le son, and MIAlley, a quantity ofsoapers' salts, and John Gor- t don and Co. became their cautioners for payment. This they ks did by letter of guarantee, dated 14th ...

... UfIDDLESE DECKEMI3R SE20. ' HORSID BARBARITY. Francis Ilarvey ivasjindicted for violently as* saulting, on the IQ!1 dai. of August last, Har- riet Stant'Iirdi a gill sixteen yeais of age, by taking off her wearing apparel; until she was nearly naked, and whippirng, scourging, and beating her upon divers parts of her body,wheim- byshe suffered great pain andi anguish, and was put in terror of ...

... I ?? 1),y'S p IEbD e ONg MARShAL ?? r I -,,rbegan by' declh-aing that lie should, iead Iee otter began by declaring that heshould Yead seve. ,I -efs tr by the Kisng s lNfinisters, but which are, do- .i ?? the proceedings. 0t )II ed a declaration of the Sieur Wathan, Lieutenant of Ier Wvieot, who declared that in April last Marshal s$l;i etde furious speeches against the Kinig and the no- ?? r ...

... -cOUR'rT-31.fAT1. 'fT!A1. OF, MiT~.-OF1ENEAL SIRt JOHN~ .MtIRATtUY, Th' Cor-Martial nopoititedi for the Triall of Sir 4O ed john Murray, assernibl on M6i6i4'i Willehiete r, . itt ?? eeral Sir. Alured C qs~gt if a lh. ibv hiigbeen s 5'u.t~ii ares.q hi ~tvhicih were ihree'i inutinihar, r~iad, the Deputy Judgel. Advoiabte,'!,11r. b~irpent, . trdressed die Cove izr great xli lIengthl. AfAfW 'some ...