... MIHDDLESEX SESSIONS-OCT. 15. H -enry Palnser was charged with fraudislently receiving 0 of tenbilleo exchag e, fonr It, 500 each, drawn by Frincis *h Dugdale Astley, Esq. w MrA~tly crss~xam~~ed y te pri~soler The sum E a 'nsriratn tenl hills at L. 500 eachatterueto le ArMfiie on1? No other persnn was present at the ttmej I Sad - shnld e saisfed wth onysim from.L.760l) to ,S L .5000. I said L ...

... * A ease ?? been brought uinder outr notice, con- nected with the levying or the peors' ten yin this city, which we thinkikdeserving of being stated, as it may serve to give a cliect to a collateral imposi- tion of which we have had documentary evidence exhibited to us. The Managers having, it sOcms, issued orders for the collection of arrears by means of legal proceedings, if necessary ...

... JURY COURT-GLASGOW'. of On Friday a Jury was sworn ill rite cause ill ;Olich Jr George Rtobertson Aiknmon, Esq. oif Ross and BroMneir too, 'is' p'umir.; end his Grace Alexanerdr, Duke Of Ss Hamilton and Brandon, is Defender. ir' The following were tire issees It being adnk ited that tire Pursuer is proprietor of tim ig ?? of Rloss, it5 tile perish of Hamilton, arid of turetaill t- houses end ...

... IRELAND Mano ATROCIOUS M57ADER-1ty DAY, Oct. I.-This ?? . ton as tb Cab confusion this afternoon OVings te' iI yoftng man,' named Daniel Ston theill alr ceeding from our fair on his Way ri0 it nesday, H. P. Delnmy, Esq Cyh5n 0 C. L. Sandes, Esq., and Ca; Q pannelled a higly respectable jiq hotse, to inquire into the &ir , atf with the death of the borc an excellent charets lt a aie ed. Doctor ...

... I LOSS OF THE EARL OF WEMYSS SIACK. | (IMVESTIG.ATION CONTINUEn.) 'lir William jmomes 'llingay stated, that he- wvs agent for the vessels of the Sunderland and Newtcastle cum- panies. He remembered the stranding: of the Earl of ~emyss on Sunday the Ist of September. He was on shore when the passengers left the vessel. The captain and crew followed; he asked for the captain; he inquir- 6 ed if ...

... JURY COURT.-GLASGOW, Oct. 4. The following has been handed to us as a more correct account of the cause in which George Robertson Aikman, Esq. of Ross and Broomelton was pursuer, and his Gracc the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, defender, than the report given in cur last, which was copied froa the Glas- gow papers. The issues were correctly given in our last. After the Court met and the Jury ...

... JURY COURT--ZGLASGOW. This Court met on Monday, Lord Crigletict th ti rsdn JuIdI The first case wasthlat in whit's Alexander H-uratio Simptson, writer in Paisley, trustee ! for Thomart Kerr, merchant there, and Jane Gardner, his epottee, is pursuer ; and M-rs Mlary Neilson, widow A' of Archihalti Gardner, thread manufacturer, PaislsV A John Neilson, merchant there, and Archibald Gardnr, writer ...

... - MAsISOsN-HO ?? Parish, the pugilist, who It Was notorious for what is called fighting on. the cross coI (selling a battle), was broughtbefore the. Lord Mayor, bre charged with having robbed a Mr. Cookson of his watch es in. Thanmes Street, on Saturday. XtIr Cooksol stated, we that as he was walking along Thames Street, be saw a rc porter with a box, and helped to raise it upon ie man's p ...

... LAW REFORTMS. - . ?? The Kieg shall sell to isono, or deny or tithtay to:- none, right or ?? Chaerta. -. [Gentle Readerl1-We like this plrase. It w55at one c trme much used by our older writers, and very wisely too; but it is seldoml resorted to now, as it is nit so no- cessary to win the attention of tire reader to watlan.t - US~ thor may have prepared for public perusal. Much read- in isg ...

... LAW ftEFORMAS. {^o&atisLIICd fr,011 s paper of M2'ondelay.) *t verr straIng, hlow regardless our legislators, it n nd judicial, have been regard. Dotli, ,cipi in the framing of their aws; for what iSPrin, utterli' ?? to propriety than the ; aolr upon wbich the ?? of the 9 Court is established. The present fee- eimrt the Corrt of Session, for instance, might 5ir 11 h rrriud to thle N4ltioal ...

... I]XTRAORDIYARY CASE. _ ?? F I.TTING THE seR1PTI gXTRAORDLAAK asUea~- A' MfAN CON VICTEr3 PP QUOTING THE sCBtPTUR95 MAN CloTTO A PRIEST* (From thle zaltray Aduertiser.) AttePtySssionfs of Newport Pratt, county MAfyOp, Ath flea JameSo Huhes, P P. b rought a charge against thestwad o ?? of the piari h, forspeati'3g toh im on thein's 8hi gbroad, and quoting Ist Timothy thtatrlet, 2d, and 3d ...

... LOSS OF THE EARL OF WEMIYSS. rinpursuance of the order issued for the investigation of tile loss (if the Earl of Weailyss, the following l)la. gistrates assembled at the Hare Arms, at Docking:- Frederick Hare, Esq. (Chairman); the Rev. John Hare, Captain Davey, R.N., D. Hoste, Esq., E. Rulfe, ELq., and the Rev. H. North. Cwptain Neshit. the Master of the Weemyss, was the first witness ?? ...