... ACCIDENXTS, OI'ENCEXS, h On Tuesday, about fite o'clock in i1w afernot necurrettce took place in Portnaan.iqtcare. Ti Lad Ire'a Chiarles Daiston Nevinron. after takici her ns d( 13rA enclosure of the squarehedjiit cliesed tile ga ie -d oi u.,t thle foot-.way tpon lher return home, %vWi(! a h~rw d took; hnigbffiea~ttd rituing witl great furv,blinniji ti 'fiia i veli ie in coltact with her ...

... SCOTS A PPEAL. At t Ihe gecoiml coet ion in IS 1£, C~LjerooI ('anII ItIb Ifal (n1 ?? Awjlt 11onl. Sir Thbomas MIait(land. Ci. C. 1J. w'.3ro ?? tiduteso fo3 r dile Inverko ithbiiq ci.33itt ol' hog s r Iflaci is, and 31313c was, clik~ 1 ...

... CO URT OX J USTCJARv IN sCO TL1-N'D. ON THE TRIAL OF KINLAY, ACCUSED UNDER THE ACT OF THE FIFTY-SECOND OF THE KING, OF ADMINISTERING 4X UNLAWFUL OATH. --t The Lord Justice Clerk, according to the newspa- pers, 'said the 'Court would consider itself bound to con- strue the Oath according to the common acceptation and plain meaning of the words. They were not called upon to say by the Act of ...

... LA TV j t UURT OF KINW6 ZINEMIT. CoaKM K. O'0 Itrt JAi. -J ISI'T Ir,- lVAdell. JRE: n. '[HEE K1\Th V. AXlititull HT X~LAFWsOOO, .t\II.S teTS \111 IttE:!~m, I ~~~TllON1.1 PRu S raNT, AND 300I% llr0t0PEP. This dsy tI I Triatls of ?? rii ?? otom>rcod. IEveryiwcl-ai v erraog!iniat for e pi xneeil- ceip'' 0o: .Sptitrday. ?? ;Iic liiitiltlett sp 'vilieb tii1 Irl Ff1J0 applicaltions for scats 'vere ...

... ??d dail :. - , ; , ?1': r .. . , ;i OURT OF COM N L E' S '' (Sittings- ,feter, zl ~rm Mr Jullice DALLAS and a u i ' ; - ' i;SpecialjJury1);, G~NERA1~GRtS1THS ver's inowy~i, Esq._ Mr.sBolland-kipelled the case; and statedthat itlwfds 'an actibni for crimintl conycrsition, mi hiclCli Ihais .;Grifits, Esq. was platitifft And Ntcho s Brn'E defendant. aPhe d'ernag wcie ti d at 5;5oOl. dad'tl I ...

... ACCIDEIN TS, OFFENCES, tc, P Ir Tm-elav &11 ?? ts' Ic ci at W h i tec ic pel, on IIce tokdv of Saraltt it'oor% aged 40 vrai-. It ttppeared iltat the d e- Ceilivil had beet ari lrated ivcmn her hisi alid ; ie ?? owed 1 cr ,ja shixiictgs a werl-, citt1 l Within ticlse ?? mritlhs pi ?? whiu h icce hle allowed her bot hal' 1-i-crowi a Nveek, Which was ull site lcwd te Eive ctpoin. It mtccseqtq cee ...

... EDINBURGH NE\WS CON IINUED. Ul w n HIGH COURT OF Jf/ST1CJAR2 d. n Mpnday came on, before the High Court of Justiciary, the bt trial of Ebenezer Knox aias King, late tenant of Croesslee, W is county of Selkirk, accused of uttering and vending, or causing [S to he uttered and vended, as genuinie, forged notes of the n, . Bank of England., P The indictment charged the prisoner with having forged ...

... 'LASD. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, > IS LOTS, (By Order of the Assignee* the Estate and Effect* ol Mr. SiHrsos, a Bankrupt,) At the House of Mr. Samuh- Wopdiieau, U>e Neptune Inn, in Hutt, , , . On Wednttday, June 29th, 1817, al ttvehe o clock at , Freehold Close of Rich Meadow or Lot I. p asture GROUND, situate at Newland, near the Clough there, containing estimation t wentyone Acres, late in the ...

... LAW INVTLLIGENCE. , C.DfTl'l' 01 ?? IldENCI I, Mossslsv, JeeS. C, iWAZY11 V. 115 RAIPHi NOlEtL, IA ?? , This ?? another actioll against this ?? as acceptor of a bill of ecchauge for itxjol. dared Ist January uir. payable three months after date, drawn by Mr. John King, and in- dorsed to the plaintiff for a valuable consideration. g Mir. RllAI held a Watching brief for the defendant, but hav- o ...

... COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL A Court of Common Council of the City of Jion- don was held on Thursday. pursuant to requisition, to take into consideration the alarming intimation of the intention of Ministers to propose the farther sus- pension of the Habeas Corpus Act. The requisition having been read, Mr. Waithman rose, anddescanted at considerable length on the intention of Ministers tp continue ...

... - LA I INTTE'LLIGENCE. COURT OF KRING's BE.NCH, SAT7UJRDAY, MAV ,1. ht MASON V. CsIAnirfswonfi. )V This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a .scicitor, re- n siding at Lincoln, against the defendant, . physician, residing also in that city, to recovcr a compcnnsation in damages for a vio- lent arssarlt conmmitted by him onl the person of the plaintiff, on thrmost of December last. if Mr. ...

... ulqu~r LARWSll Report of the Comn1littee of tihe Chamber 6F CommIherce of Glasgow, appuinted to consider the propriety of Prritioning Parriament4or the.Absikiptn of thost laws which Regulate or Restrain the Rate of Isiterest.27th'May 1817. Ymur Committee, having fully considered this important subject, beg leave to refort their opinion as follows:- ' i hat the interesctof money is the fair ...