... : (Prom the Mestminster Retiew.) There is one -event epnnected with Cobbett's military a adventures too rearble'to be unnotice(-tbe Affair of the Court Martial. It isvery little knowo,-and'has been. generally passed over in the Meraoirs, and Notices that have ?? respecfing iim, though it is one of- the most eingular iigilents'in his -ereer.-- As the doduments' respecting it are before the ...

... . TC On Thursday the general routine of the Court business of the Second Division was slightlr'di5sl ter turbed by a circumstance which seemed to occasion no tve ?? amusement among the gentlemen of the long dif rolbe-no less than a most'determined usurpation of tn tin the privileges of the bar by a Reverend Gentleman, yo who seemed to think '(though the question was cee purelv of a civil ...

... : '-11rj ZE 1 Ad h I1~ l ?? -Ig ectt thnake IGtne ,~ eeeqen T2 i wotrieos na il e n il 5 Nt55vrr~d ic L:500, vennder way he totot p 1 to ed him if he fotevte f0 tt rs livefldeen co on ty rtit s Mebr thnd and ~ fieswlial 0;;flneit!. tile for tha t by thefior the cas for the plaintiff ?? IT in t . sgive thion (Gartner) tflD tl ati'i 0 0 ha~tit't inight L t the uptn g leiot. owclock on the firsti ...

... COURT OF EXCIIEQUER-Jltly 2. iMATTREWvS AND ANOTT'ER V. SCOT. Tid ws a atl~l y Msss Mttew, whcolesale stationers n aiolboA, against Alexander Scat, W. S. Edinburgli, on a bill Pf exchang o .0 h as r being ctilled oon ta ehd enisrctdt rse I Mr Swoan rsid, teat be ad my Lord. on the Part of theef endant, the postpO e trial. Vic cause atnail for trial last term. but on nppli. ; cation by the ...

... ChiURCII COUITRTS. TO TiE EnDITOi OF' TEr SCOTTISII GUAftifN : SIR _Bceing sincerely attached to the cfihrih ofi Scotland, I have observed with -concern thattihere are many things in the way your paper is conduct- ed for the true friends of religion to regret;' But I1 confine myself at present to your advocacy of the principle, that those charged as; udges with ecclesias- tical causes should ...