... 1MANSION HOUSE. A iawker of Mu/Ing C{o - nicleg appeared before the Lor-41ayor, to nnswer the complaint of a hawker -of Morai-ig Posts. Se- veral persons front the steam whbi-fs in Thames Street attended, the ground ot accusation having exrited -some curiosity. ?? ha',tei- of-the Post stated, that he.-had lhcen ,of late much interrupted in .his :professional~excr- dtions by the defendant and ...

... A few weeks since two black nien, then in the Wolk- house at Liverpool, were charged with lvvng mur-dereil k Capta n Ellis of tihe Amelia, anid part of hiis crew, riff tie coast of Afiica. Tire particulars were given at the timP. Oh Saturd sv the two negroes, one called Jumbo, d and the otler -Battle of Beer, were placed at the bar ,- efutse his Worship the Mayor, and Ml Alderman ft Wri ht ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER, CANDLE7JAS TERM, ]835. , -rrnrrrqrs IS EXCISE FROCOEDItCGS BEFORE JUSTICES EN EXCISE. BEy.l i(.UE CASES RE.MOVED INTO COURlT BY WRLIT 02 t I CERt'IORtAI-I. E 1. RsEFFCTVNo APIAL.-In tile case of George Su.. therland, from liebfore the Justices of Bcriick.lchre, it ap- peared diet the defendant hai been convicted, on an irifoirmation at pettysesionsi in the mnitigated ...

... MUIRCMT COURT O0 JUSTICIARY. OLASGOW, JANUARtY 7. Tre Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here yes. terdav forenoon by the Rliteh Hon. the Lord Justice- Clerk and Lord Gillies. Cosuno lones, Esq. officiated as Depute-Advocate. Jaivpsr Sceoullc,- and Georqe Jenkins, old offenders, pleaded Guilty of six deferent ncts of theft, by tmeans of housebreaking. Sentenced each to seven years' ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER-Fab. 13. __ _ . . e .1 n ?? 7 sonl 1' LUUUL& W' .iI . Af-. 'Mosecai a~td ill jre T Ne 1ewsPuiudlC oil Wednesdauy, an action for libtel,11 lirituh t IsO F. d Mttsvsyti, 'an Italiun' teacher of -riiage,~iiteptett Time ?? per,.was tried in ths ort. it ?? of 1he triail empleape seven coieua fte2ilO hilat somifutiry If it will satifsfy ittlit realr. I pet~ tha Mijmut amea to ...

... XIELAYD. I the Court of King's BoebDaln. day, a conditional order for a crihi , o was obtained by Rorlerick' aernnorilitfr Lord Kingsboroug11 ,Fo avn en i containing a challenge to light a duel. eldt was sent to Mr Connor on thc 12th i, stated that ' Mr Connor, having ?? iand of honour in a private matter thc connected with which wre so ?? unnecessary for the wfiter to repeat 'htn peeled ...

... JrJcUf I TMES BELL. ., (, Ul, I , 1 d _, . I , u~tevul n! il'tbs u* j ifo( tulitC young (~tI 3fgtllisultlu' ei 112Yd0L ?? Serjorit- i'5ojl v*l WI' lsl: hC i~11~ of hlis, crime onfl I r,5lli~.tn 1ilb~it oI P tle ?? ofLilt- t ?? ~~ieOI~ l btreenlctcd 11hat diningN th, ;~t er!~111 t cc~lu ?? of Caoit~iff lesit ld an 1crtep ' siprit ?? deo ihIC far a personl WI Thc: ~ rotin 01otiton th his ...

... COURT OFi KING'S BENCH-De. 23. DELBoS V. %BERDlsEN;: . lr Maule and. Mr Barstow, appeared for the plaintiff, aad ite AttDrnay-Geocral and' Mr Cieswoll for the de. fendant. . ThiRwasian action on a-policy of insurance effected on the seip, L3 Clemhentine, insured for the space of one yev.r ?? Caelitfatther port or porta of discharge in FranueeY Tfhe vesselo-which was purchased by the plain. ...

... ' )us(- of Lnrjs, ?? 9. at GVE Vr. IrALLAM.-This appeal is appointed for hear afte leacn Tuesday next. . IX l ineoe v. Bit neW -ThiS if a qulestion astn B bil ofex ?? eq6rios taben at It July trial in th Cor b:es Itslillboeargued, before Lord Broughamn, en TuesdaY'rtair ot Wednesday the House will sit to oar con f tbureat ease of Ladv Warrender v. Sir George Wearren- oy be, wbicah is an appeal ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-June 16. . THE BING V. TIHE TEOPRIETORS OF THE ALDION NEWSPAPER. - The Attorney-General stated, that lie was instructed .to move for a 'crimirlal information against the proprie. tors, printers, and publishers of the Albion and Star newspaper, for a libehupon Lord Viscount luwraton. On the 8thv of June this paragraph appeared as a leading article :- A great deal of ...

... On Noonday a case-came to be tried before the City SeniRh;ett Court, which bas excited considerable inte. eest. t ttequires no comment. The eresiding Jsticese Were Balije Donaldson and Mr Smellie. Mr JAR Macphorsop, journeyman baeer, pur- sued Mr Robertson, baker, Lawn market, for the sun o f LI ls.Ad. --beingwages for two %weeks, and board wages for one oelc.eelm having, contrary to the rules ...

... COURT OF SESSION-SECOND DIVISION. CITY CREDIITORSS V. TBE TOWN COUNCIL OF EDINBunoGm1 - Wadnescaiv last the Second Division gave judgment in the action at the instance of the Trustees for the Cre- ditors of the City of Edinburgh to hove it found what sum shell be allosred from the revenues if the Burgh for car- eying 0n its ordinary business, until it should be finally ascertained what part of ...