... POLICE GVURI. SA7URtAY.rA woman, named M.ry Macdonald, was charged with stcaling a roil of rlbbnn fronih the shop of Mr Forrest, and a quantity of silk ?? from the shop of Mr Lisron, haherdashers on the Bridge. It appeared in evidence, that she had gone into Mr Forrest's shop and lbosight a yard of rilbbon. While inspeeting the different patterns, she contriaed to secrete a roll of ribbon, and ...

... COPvNrr oi .14F ) AssiZES. I- Is ;t 2 lie IC- i-t, Its, .to fii- !en MlY all )lie Iof hat ind re- Odm !esa the L'be ave be. t of ne- 'oly this : to ,re- RnOtG U coNNOR, ESQ. a quater ..Trifin, Aug. 4. 9wens,.iln aquarter of three o'clock, Michael Owenswo Danin Waring, and Dorothea Reynolds, -Were sworn~intourt' in' ore tueeatied be'fore ti Grand Jury; as witnesses- against Mr The bills being ...

... ' - .r'CA . ' 'A ?? , ._ -_ P tau, . :. . 0 I) V:VVet 1!, , 9to TSURSDA. iS::ge*la. feidingt;n :Cha rltte &buae 't Wea charged with assaulting atid striking, withuu: prevoca- a tiun, a tradesman, at h41t',psat one o' cpck 'this morning. It Iin ;i ppeared thit the d..rendrnhad been at Lsith'dining, and ha- )f ving indulged-toonmuch in~the burnti', Esld attacked the con. to d plainer, along 6W, ...

... .1 ..F > II.. , ,fR . LE . 7 _ - RIv.RowRTWooDwAitlClerka udSUSANt'AI NOd, Court, If e defenthits ;l~avi-takcn their piac .es11- n- .Gourt, t!,e ClerkloftheArraigns .ead the indict- *pc te went, which chalrged ithem withl having Ofidly io eil and maliciously conspired togcther falsely to ac- -hi ral cuse one James Harris t ith having committed in ,as a rape on the person of Susannali Woodward, ...

... - . c - ..L t C f , . ;7_I 1. . A . ?? _e.s ?? I'I k :.ane on the tria iof Magnus Bakie; and Catblieine Ferrietj atias Stewart, wif'e of Ro- bert Adwart, publican,- or lately. keeper of the tap-r ooni . tavern in the Ca- ,nongite. of Edinburghb accused of theft, com° mitte4 Ecy. touse-bre aking, as also reset of theft. Thc 0mdictfment charged the pannel, Ba- kie, of six ZR'l i. 'ts of ...

... COURT OF SESSiOS-_SECOAD D£IIS1OPA rin- ten, LRIWOOD AGAINST HATILORN, ESQ. AND OT11EIRS. :en' This singular cause has for sonme time been de - the pending before the Court. The facts are short- )ur- ly these :-The farm-servants of Mr Hathorn,; al 'ine. gentleman who has an estate in the county of re- Wigton, but who principally resides in Edin- e burgh, were, in the winter of 1812, cutting ...

... WARWICK ASSZE .T e A case tried this morniing in the crimmnal a Court excited much interest. A-whole family i- of Shannons, father and three sons, anrd another g : family, the master and two apprentices, his bro- Vei thers-in-law, had been charged with having stolen 5f E52 bushels of oats, and 24 bushels of peas from ei .0 the barn of Thomas Richards, of Kenilworth, a on the night' of the 25th ...

... CORONSE .R's ThESr An inquin;ition was nik en on Flrida before Thotnas Stirlin 'g and . W. Unvio, Esqrs. (C>o- nels, at tile Shnice- house, Hornsey, ntil at itr,- Red iLion, StuIke Nvo;ington, it lhaving been ad., journietl fi-in thel Salice-house to tile ii)cd Lion, tar the purpose of investigating tihe cause of the deatlls of Siardh Ellizi Crofts, agced 2?, ( ha' Ise bodY laY at the Sluice ...

... tT-RE COumT-AMRAF to. 1Sls. ?? y WPur're, Merchant, LondOn, and his Man- E datoy, Purw,,erg, v. ISABELLA WHITE, Wife of JAMES CL-AiRKinte ,Litutenant in the Stirlngshire Militia, and SM '0 l* aid J. S CLARk, forlhis Interest, Befenderi. I i 'r 'The issutii fi ts'ial in this cause arose out of an'action ofr id dedetictlin brugc4t before the Court of Session, of certain deeds executedj by &~ ...

... BIGH COURT, OF JUSTICIARr. _- . _- , - - - . -1 . - t _ x- - - It This morning came. on the trial of John Morris, or Mori- o son, accused of'perjury. [Ahe pannel had been adduced as a a witness upon the rial of John3lark, alias Watters,who 'Aras , lately executed at Edinburgh, for robbing Mr Allan, farmer e at Pentland, on the high road betwixt Edinburgh and Liber- ton; and in the course of ...

... FDINB5URGH NE3WS CONTINUEED. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARr. Molonday came on, ?? the High Court of Justiciary, thle trial of William Clark, paper- Maker at Blackburn, county of Linlihligow, and ,John Clark, his son, accused of uttering, vend- ing, and scllina qluantities of packing paper, having upon the covers or wrappeis thereof forged and counterfeited stamrps, resenbiling those appointed by the ...

... OLD BAILEY-FEr. 28. d SPECIAL COIMISi1TON.-SLAVE TRADE. ! o I John B~ean Hannay, Captain OFth'e Liverpool ship James, WaS indicted for feloniou sly carrying twenty persons, to he IC I; dealt with as slaves, from a certain part of the coast (it Africa Im o called Calabar. The indictmeetn charged the offence in a va- t riety of ways, but all describing the saaie offence in substance, b namely, ...