... I |IURMDE OF TflE CAPTAiN AND CREVW OF ,1~ 7 lTE CiaO AT IPA. ?? Mtalj'sty's ;hip Ricehorso list nrrived Rt Ho ita -l v locs frn; Peru, having nn biart the s sle sarsiver o thle crew of the brig Clio. The man, a hocse ,lattie ?? x t ariler Paton, gives the folltiwing melancholy staie- - I sailed front Liverpool on the th of Aagrrst lart, s in tilre bir Cliol of MoetriLse, ?? John Reerl, ...

... HIGHI COURT OF J!STICIARY. Manrdny, Feltrunry 21) 1 IMPFORTAN'T TRIALS MoR. Nro7Tor FOACtIING AND ASSAULT. JUlty. Henry] Stcranstre. Andrew Hkr/res, John Wre~gstjffi i ou anti John Fab-riwrrve, were placedi at the bar, charogel ortanit w'ith contravantion of thea rot 9 Gee. IV. cap. 69, try Ctd , which the being out at nighit arimeud awith g ene or other V it'tt offensive reenpirnS, to thre ...

... COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Fcb. 26. A¶,Nlcr.- r ?? rT-.u- 1- rur~'flrnN nwn cf-- F---R ,IVINTTOnS AND OTHERS V. EVERINGTON AND OTHERS. This was an action for the infringement of a patent. hey The patent was obtained by the plaintiff for the applica- for tion of a flexible cement, composed of the solution of In- iog dia rubber and coal oil, for the purpose of uniting two Iare pieces of linen, ...

... f I . ., lit Since the commitment to Newlgate of the pri- r, soners Jouridan, Sullivan, Scale, all] NIott, to take E ai their trial, some important discoveries have been y wmade and witnesses found to corroborate in many Is or of its essential points the statement of the approver tl H-ruey. It appears that after the robbery at the at warehouse of Messrs Hall & Co. of the Custom- of b, house ...

... , ORANG.ELODGE9; TO THSE UUrfILERS 0Or TOO LOYA7550 ,iANOE INSTIgTU T1 TiON 05Or.QREAT 111TII Den 'St Jame'a Psioane, Feb. 29,,1836. c DFA, ?? already addressed tiso Al - rigele ofarland, in .coijunctisnn with offinial and 0 ?? nLI embers of that Instirotion, recommend-~ ing to them), inconsistency with hois Majoeatyts expressed ;i6 wishies, that the Institution shoeld ho NSDIslVed, 1 no05a ...

... Ulerli. he first nrisoner brou~ht un an Mand-ay w,, mo- The first prisoner brought up an Monday was Janet Dich, charged with three acts of theft, aggravated by ha- at; bit and repute, and previous conviction. She -pleaded h- Guilty to twoof the charges, the first of which -was steal- el; ing several articles from a house in Register -Street, ly, E! in-burgli, on I Ith Dec. last; and the other ...

... COURT OF S.SSION-SECOND DIVISION. , in- ?? iAsu18. Cie j f tin Iof 'WaTefrA3 SIITCHP.LF, URaSITEa, V. THE WESTERN pro ?? BlANK OF SCOTLAND, DERtNDIatfEiq. tuG J. Alis~nter neil Sarvant~.Psvler of Disminsnl-Damage5 Olin Sh- .Circumsetances in which held, that the dismissnl of thle dot his Manager of a Bank enas in the power of thie Dictors, fre] Ito ?.%iof t cause assigned ; and a remit for ...

... IN WILLIAM J. CLEriKi, 77TIH CAPTAIN WILLIAN J. CLvrtxcl, 77Thr REEOSIENT. VJ.7 Horse Guards, l9th Dec. 1836. we Saii--Having had thehloneur to lav Isefore ?? sev g osf the proceedings of a genernl Court Ma~rtial, helda Glee- der x.gios on the .16th October 1835, and continued bay ad- bul P jo.~ urameon.t to the 2,d of November following, for the trial prc 'h f ?? William Jonathan Clerkee, ...

... HIGH COURT OF JUSTIh ismes Easton. ltrnl. , Aloni., pl'\ Jttsitca Hastet, Oliorglehh)oterel Kirkgate, Leitli, frour stotieaiof ~iRE0a h 114 inwhich it mao crnainoi, n th th tI atl habit end repute a thief, 101 apgh10, ?? ed Guilty. Sentenced to, trai i0 Janet Me)'rrevOon PleadedGl~raiOlj, two silk laandkerchiefsI, fei~ 5 lt Street, Leith, with the usala fS to seven Years' transllortario eO* ...

... HIG II COURT OF JIJTICTARY. Yesterday, Chriqian fle Ie /irsoO pl leadd GUiltY tO stealing a quantity o if weriog tippirel] from the manse at Dalmeny, and was seettncetl to seven years' tra a sparta- tion. John fl'old/oe, seaman, also pleaded Giledty ton charge ofo tabliag James Lawson, another semana, on Leith Shore, and was sentenced to 12 months' confi ) fnnt itn Bridewell. Ann K llyr or ...

... - low S'taer..-Atlonday a lad about sisteen years of t oage, who a ppiearcd by his mode of address to be well educated, and rather shrewd and intelligent, ptesented d himself hefore Mr Hails, to apply for an assault warrant I . against John O'Connll, Esq. M.P. for Youghall. The 1 a volth was genteelly altifed, and was acenatipaniud by a h a middle-aged femnale, ?? introduced herself as dliss ...

... JURY COURT-MaJ, 10. ?? -- -.-A I.-C. Tlir fullowing Issue was tide day tried befue. Lila Lurd L Justice Clerk and as Jury :-e Issue in the cause in which JoiNt RUITe'r.111`0o1en, iri leather-japannur in Edinburgh, is giirsuer, aridl tea WILLUAm BoAtr, tanner arid leatlrnr-jnpanaer in J0C Erdinburgh, is defensder. Gi Whether' one Charles Bryan was engaged hy the o pursuer for a year, from ...