... THE LOSS OF THE SHIP A.SSAYE, OF GREENOCK. OFFICIAL INQUIlY. ?? c s o1 Kh ij,.Assaye, of Greenock-, Captoin1 So enX oye from Demerara to Livet1 with a Wuga~tua;ni, and cotton. JlStides T. C. Henter pnd\MacCi, along with Captains Harris and Swinburne, RN., assessors, again presided. Mr RoBERT NXIL, who a)peared for Captain Jones, handed in a lengthened statement on behalf of his client. After ...

... -L OR 1 1D. F01¢XS::;S, ?? BA\NKRkTTPY COtTRT. - e 11,.-Tftc a-. The bankru t, Lord Geoxrge Wil1liam Lofti-9,1 ap- Plied to the Court Of Banurnptc -yesterday, upon, hi ow ptition, in consequence; as he alleged, of, tos u eilfi f exchange, in respect of which he'- had received no consideration, and. also losses through ill health. The bankrupt's accounts re- turn debts unsecured to the amount ...

... WEDNESDAY, Nov. 13, (Before lords JUSTICEc-CERs, CoWAN, &N NEz.i ALEXANDER v. LwDSAr. Thcswas abill of guspe-sion ?? by John Alexander, a fisherman at Jobnssvez. against a conviction before certain J e o. Peace of Kincardineshire. The infor.moo oep which Alexander was tried was as folloc:- Be it remembered that Heary Linday, a3 officer of custOms, under the directioa of the Commissioners of ...

... IMPORTANT BELL AND PET'Y CUSTOMS CASE-M'LENNAN V. THOMSON. IN this case, which came before Sheriff Thomson, in the Small Debt Court, on the 11th inst., John M'ILennan, tacks- C man of the Bell and Petty Customs, Aberdeen, sued John L Thomson, Mill of Cults, to recover the sumI of 6s 3d, as 1 custom on 25 bolls of meal, brought from the defender's mills at Cults, on 7th June last. The ...

... GLEANINGS FROMTHE COURT Jo~ i Tthe *cheme io' thy &telmr O 1 - - 5uLU u lu xo i : aoeteration, of. eircn a . t of Dew.,edg9 if notlikelyto ?? lse jq~r th'prsn ~ttem td r ,aeeven.00lock his Royal nigh issthe Prnuce of Valeesy acoomlpinied by Prince Teckh'. .dattended hy;'the llrquis oEB1dford, Colonel Ear- ?? nived at Windso e b s ~Grht Weter. tnsof~i~lwy, -whence they~ poro thede i ...

... 'uS -s 2DAi, .EB,. 2.;, an 1rconing at the lain- p~a' Wllia Jhni Jiennel, anidnt ?? ;csEdinburgh ;adthe i 7-nht ,f th'itrue ao share 'rath Clj.jteof Edin- 1 a'b, j-- ii to thel tereased Robert i_- bit bather of tite pursuer Wmr. tL~h& t2- t t -~ar eltthe late Robert r ~- ' ~ ' 1cx~ncirStiort, an'd 5tand in's wife` in conjunct ~I. lint cviti. IIse. adlenarly . ?? - f ' toe Il~alt-ctae equlally ...

... GLASGOW SHERIFF eOUp,. * A C 1 ^1~ as.. -- At the Appeal Court held by Sheriff jer. day, before proceeding to call the roil the Elf said: Gentlemen. -In conformity with may a tice at the opening of the winter eejon j now s'tate ?? yr information and for tbao the public, the statistics of the judiciaL bsiu. transo acted in this Court since the Ist Qztober, i8% ItIs extent, I believe, has no ...

... SERwF- CpRIM NAL COURT. Sg.. rKII-,.n^ ?? were dlW - mett SkL.ZXLI l-lt ?? le CM a silvd,,er of,~ .er& the asjt'werediap Ysteida t rthe h fi a Juryc e and Sbefore ffheri o alb thief three tin' convicted, as found 'nilty by a emjriyo having, o the 20th Of aune lft- ,)S ?? in a ten- t Io King Street (City), itolen a silver watchi from the person of a p r.l pa befita Dorkerty', a Pr, jiously ...

... qjp3SSIO-\ WLE.KL)AY, June 2N. COtTFT r FlitST DIVISION. C,(tTT U V F ItST DIVISION. ?? N ?? hEILSON. °i brought by Mr J. Campbell Smith,. ?? James Neilson, ?? and r reductio of a sub-lease o the shoot- the I sr- (ff BIghall to the Dursuer and Air, *.o t-e '5 .. a3 Moray Place, Ealnburng, dated- 1365. and for damages. The ?? dr forth in his condesc(ndence that the de- d-tisud the shootings in ...

... C U=T OF SESSIOMNFAYmFebmyl 15,; -OUTER OUSE^-. ' (Before Lord KnenLoCn.) Susp.-GARAn V. WEsTErr BaNK. This was a, suspension brought by Colonel Wim. Graham, of Mosskanowe, of a charge given him by the liquidators of the Western Bank for the calls on certain shares of the bank held by him as one of the marriage trustees of the late E. D. Sandford, Esq., advocate. The Lord Ordinary has to-day ...

... COUIRT OF SESSION-hMoND4AY, April 1. JUrlY COURT. FiRST DIVISION. (Before Lord ErYLoesrI) FlASER -. Yo-UsGE1m & SOs. In this case, originally raised by James Fraser, provizion dealer and con-feeder, residing at Candle- l'igs Street, Alloa, now deceased, Mrs Margaret Smart or Fraser, his wvidow and executrix, who has been sisted in his room and place, was pursuer; and Mezsss George Yonnger & ...

... ( 0 1' o i'F W.ESSION-T!t{Soxv Jx\. 17. ?? HOUSE, (iEfore Lordt KINLOCH.) I' t V i' 1) tyraa£1S ?? Px'RsanErND POtICE :t'Ontil-IONlEitS AND OTHERS. I .1 li>is ae.ui !rolailgllt ?? Certain inhabitants of It t Liltat! ;k i:n. thae Conintissioners fur the burgh i 'mci Vile 1¾ -ial li'lce Act, 1S62, and a number I T . 'S IY, &t.. Ni ho-e wrorks are snpplied by * tLC tiutait tel-i ath vater. ...