... exicarI, . l,;. -- _ SCOTS APPAL ; I, 1a, e .i j, 1T10 to pre.. Tist Ilaae tire with iretos le courtI of Session,''of eet'orl :CLSBVas ejt tm. 0f ilera1 Of the - heI ai~ the ?? rw wa } ?? t ldtfl his? cordial as- .1110x Whv given ...

... TIMt P1IRE OV fit CTIPfEtA NATION, . Sir ArglEstnit D'Este, the son nf the Duke of Sussex, I eppesre'd at tha Jpst;,e -roip, ,ansion- house, (in Sq. ant Irdilay, nseompalnie bf Ivy ihl chief tif thle Chippew3 na1- ngi thin, for the purpose of obtlining his LriMlgliip's testi. sos ninny to the verificatisn of a stritenomtt drawn up with thi tile *iew of belingu sumittuel to *he Sucretary of ...

... AfRREST OF LONDON FORGFERS .. i (!fi1)erWl ?? of I (Fomn the ?? Comrnetcell Chroniile of lVed- nesday.) a In our paper of SaiturdaV last, we gave, from the to London papet. a&n accouilt of verv edtensive for L geries, ?? which it Divas said friuds to the amount fr of-upwards oa.twelnty thoutsand pounds had been perpetnrte(l. It wag then believed that the person is principai' jijiplicated, ...

... SUSPECTED MURDER OF A WIFE BY HER HUSB3AND. I_: .. ?? ?? 1- L- u-r. ?? Irr_ Oin Friday morning last, the body of a female was fourid in a ruined hut or bothy in the new planttation on the heights of Kilcoy, parish of Red-i castle, near the road to Dingwrall. It was appa- reitly that of a married woman about forty years rgd, andbord such marks of violence as left no ddbt that the deceased had ...

... LONDON POLICEE. _ I' .L44JAAJ''. a VJA.J.ts II MARYtLEBONE.-ROBBEEY OF JEWELS TO TUE AMOUNT OF L.2000. THE ExTENSIVE SYSTEM f OF PLuNDER DEVELOkD.-On` Monday Wil- a liamf.Hall and Martha Handeox, the f6rmer butler, and the latter housemaid, late in the service of Mrs Charlotte Collins, a widow lady, residing at No. 26, Manchester Square, were placed at the bar b - rs fore the sitting. ...

... Avr, April 1I. Thre Spring Circuit Crriurt'w s opered herii~this miorn-.: ing by lth Honourablel Lord Moadowharnlk. Robert t Whigam, E'q; lDeputo;Adviicate. uis Lordship ?? receivedi he tire Magistraites and Tewn Coonoil, and the stakff of tile Ayrslri~e 11ilitial oinhis enltry into t~lns from Blarql an, ril acopaini-ed liiv them to the King's Ars Hoelately opened by Mr Sintlair of the Black r ...

... THE MILLBUIB MURDER. (From the Inverness Courier.) John Anderson, or Adams, the person charged with the murder of a woman from Montrose, as re- lated in our, last publication, was committed to In. verness Jail on Thursday evening to await his trial, The tragical event has excited intense interest in Ross-shire, and is perhaps one of the most delibe- rate and atrocious cases of murder that ever ...

... -?jr.glp 0:0 J'NE vusiold, PR99S. J? - ,. . .: STATE OrF PUBnLIC FEELL.51O.'-The good judg- ment of the course which has'beeon taken by the Ilouse of Commons, and which has occasioned the retirement of the Peel Miiistry, is now fully justified, not merely by suqcess-a sufficient de- Inonstration in the eyes of the million-but by the clearness of the line which it has drawn be- ?? the opposite ...

... GEYNEftAL COURT MVARTIAL; nriml Cn~irt Alfnrtial was held at E i'A aenderal Court Mlartial was held at Edinburj4 'Casti'oir thC 2d diay of March, anld continued by adjourn- Lrse6ntsa Oitiatbe lothbof the ?? mopthi before rthich 'Assistantr Surge6n :Ge.orge li'rguson of'the 71st regi-'.' ment was aeraigried on the nader- reodtionedi charges _ tat, For. tht he, the' said Assistant-Surgeon George ...