... POLiCer., 'rue MSrCUtANEUt. S lUFFrBOXH-MARLBqRGUGI-| s rnerT.-iM ary Bell, a notorious pickpocket, who hail lie uI senttenced to trr tsportaiont three years back at the Old 3l3iley htt waB set at liberty in consequence of illness, was, brought up, charged with stealing a valuable snuff box from the poc- ket of Mr Wilson. Jr appeared, that r t. pro,,cutor, hltvitg ,cc.sion to attcid at the ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... OLD BSILEr-SzPx. 17. ?? .L _ ?? l T3F The sessions at the Old Bailey commenced on Wednesday, before the Lord Mayor, the Re- casder of London, Mr Justice Holroyd, Mr Jus- tice Burrough, and Mr Baron Graham.. At ten o'clock, John Bond was put to the bar, and indicted for having feloniously stolen, in the dwelling-house of William Howard, one Bank of England promissbry note for the pay. ment of L ...

... ?? 0OF 72~.~rA . , THE DUIE OF 2UEENSBERRY's LEGACIES. 2, ~~THOM3WAS V. MONTGOMERY. I a Sir Arthur Piggott, Counsel for the legatees and annui- n, tartsmoved, that one-fourth of the sums they were entitled jctwasobtaid. He witha pleasure stated, that a great ob. in ectsva obaind, hatof nowng heextent o~f the clatis le l upn theestates of his late Grace. The first order of that Court had been ...

... SCOTCH JURr C O ;T. A very satisfactory report has been made of' - the proceeings of this I6nstutiitn; since its for- e mation in tbe ear 1815. '1 Itappars. that elity.sevenh issues have I sent to the Jury Court in that period, from the two Uivisions of tile Court of Session, of which ,. several were of great impdrtance, and many of r; the causes have been finall.y decided, in conse- quence of ...

... RIICH COURT OF TCrSTICjjRj tier | Saturday the Colirt.psrcceded to tile trl ; Alexander MILaren, weaver in Kilroiillk leir Thomas Baird, merchant thexe, accusedt ?? rii so tar as the said Alexander AM'Laren li,i eir meeting held St Dean P4rk, il the visiny at at lay the 7th day of December 116, attendedby gar s' V of persons, chiefly of the lower orders,wickedl tat tn1I Ij deliver a speech, ...

... MURDEA Ok LIBUtBEINMd JOHANSOR. THAMES POLICE OPFrCL.-A further investiga- tion respecting thbemurder of Lieutenant John-: son, which took place (in the night of the 4t1 of February 1809, on the Greenwich-road, was en- tered into on Saturday sc'ennight, before Wil- lia.n Kinnaird, Esq. at this office. Aniong those! who were present on the occasion, were Liete- siant Johnson's brother aid Mr ...

... COURT OF KINO'S BENCH-ARIfL L2. LIABiM iF OF CARIMl:s t)OR P'A4RCELS LOcSI. KCERR . VILLATS. *This was an action tried before lord Ellenhorough at Guild- ha,11, and was brought to rovq, s ille value ot a bale of black Cloth delivered to *the dd,1nisal1t, Who is a large prorprietor *coaches in ?? anq Mouth ctriet, and a comminon car. ri-r, to be cottieyed from ?? to Durnfries, wbich was l-*i. ...