... IS . . At It o'clock oil Wadnesday finoon,.2 Court of Commoin Council was;beld at Guildhall, for tle purpose of voting; an. Address of :ofidolence to the King on the denise of his late Mqjvsty. ?? ,, -The rford-'Masyor, in announcing the cause f the Court being convenedl observed,: thdt it wasi in: ?? sequence 'ot the loss .of one 'of -the btst: M' arcljs-, that ever reigned.-Hear, hear! Mr ...

... HIGH COURT OF XS1fI1CIARY, EDINBURGH. . - . I |1 ATondtay caine oil the trial of W~ila!?z HIM'Geer, | or MlGher, antd Charles Br'tton, or Britain, accused of stouthrief and robbery, by breakifig into the house, at. Boreland, Ayrshire, inhabited by James Drennan, farier, there, under pretence of searching for tire- armis, and of robbing the said house of a number of articles. The prisaners ...

... %I ,J Lsj (U 0 lI ! i L S I ?? UslDAY. JO1H CAt T10111OV i EtsQ. I thw e 1lay chosea tbr uni~king-tiie return 6,t %irituo' 11n..heas Corpuis, gr.sitc4d la'st 3'uttdav 'i tO a o! s .hV:ns for brintl up ' oly ot' ,J In ('Cn llo.ioluse, Esq., in order to 1 se ,i'rtrged from Lis ?? ilent Iby thlL fjollse ; G,;)luas Io.Irowo, tlc oe o ot' N'ew.. C Wjjt)mvu, Alr. 13ruiy Ei GovernorofNcV h . rongh ...

... HljI-l COURI 'F JUi l'IC(ARY. In ,ls by, at tell o'dclck, (Gillltrt M 'Leod, prin- I tor oft : paper puilA ishei inl Glasgow', UIl- h o e ' S'he Spirit of the niolln, ' a!)id wh oI ' z J anuary .1at was sen telcevd to fonr Is ?? ill (lasgow g'lol, fbr cnteempt- ' ~ ~ * ?? rds the Court, asiell ib ihatpa- ; Il brou ?? to thle bar onl a charge O' SLdi thn ?? : beell also comnmlnitted in ?? ...

... ELECTTON CASE. WAucti and otberm v. the PRovosT, MAGisTRATrS, and COUNCIL of Linlithgow, At last A ichaelmas election of the Mlagistrate3 of the Burgh of Liilithgow, when the names of the Council were inserted- in the newspapers in the u- sual way, a different list was also published by de- sire of a law agent in Edinburgh, of the names of twenty-six persons said to have been then (Iuly elect- ...

... MDndlay eveDi9lg9 six notorious offendlers, who had *been confined in the Lock-up-house behind the Par- liament-MIouse, in ordler that they might be sent foi trial to the High Court of' Jtsticiary, effiected their escape, by laying violent hands on time turnkey andl talig the key tfaom him. Their Dames are: David Brown and William Forbes, accusod of housebreak- itg; George Forman, of tbeft; ...

... - ?? r olF JUSTICIARY, EDINBURGH. ti t Coirt so met ma cord' is to ajiour.tsiIeont, I hit th Ir 1.ordslismigS o t du'itl'v2L r their on thii ?? it 'nled On'ii Vltol Mn y the 1th °! le C onrs''l Ihr Gilbert \ Louid; I t, I'Clat i t-,jr ot dili- *nCe against the panneA Gilbert w vas di:iteti thie 27ti h Jsnlrv 18h20, asid 01.',I-a an11 execution duatd tlse 2 )h of the salle ?? the vier (tlt y ...

... HIGH COURT OF JDJSTIC!ARY, EDINBURGH. Oj Wedcnes'ay, Mr. Watson, Editor of the Ed- inburgh Corrcspondent, appeared at., the bar, pur- saint to the maiindate of the Court, to answer for the publicatioli of an article which appeared in that pa- per o? the I 1thi inst., as formaerly noticed. llr. V atso, on being interrogated by the Court, Declared that he was the Editor of the Correspondent, but ...

... TL1I N s G s co rot. Thursiady his Majcsty held a Court at hi 3 Padace in Kall Mall. 11is Majesty appointed yesterday for the time of receiving the Addresses of thle Crporatioli of th e City of London upon the demise of' the late Kinig, and upon the Accession of his present Majesty to the throne; but the [(ing, on account of not having recovered his strength fromn his late indisposition, re.. ...

... ,ijjlAdLL .VLU.-WUER AN..M :J.. g 1ay 2 thei day laianholy task of detailing 0l~l4tn ~ ~ot' a 1 on1Id.. co nt ittet in the ' ,. .. s, v.l., l on Friday night la;t, r t | ;ij.;a irs ofint atatrocity by a vy which stavii the ;,;r Qt eri:-res ill this coentr.. The persons ,,!were 'Jr. Thonws l'.rk r, a vcnerable old a,;n,:il, upwarihs ot 7t) yearns I agr, nod Saralsli ti.n hiostikeeper. S.. ...

... IARY, EDINBURGH. On Alonjeay tire Conrt inet to hear Cou sel inl Mitigation of p ?? inl tile case of Gilbert McLeod, who had been found guilty of the charges of sedition brought against him, but reco1111neirdied by the, Jury'to ?? leniency of the Court.. Mr. AMonerieff was heard first on the part bt thie pannel, in a speechl of great .ability,.and abounding with au- tboridies arid research. ...

... ESSEX LENT ASSIZES-MARCH 10. 3 I;e Carchld, aai interesting t4inasle, of great persoia' . 3 ae of Swirlerinrd, was indierted for the wilfi.1 tier of btr ?? blri male illegitimnte child, at Baikn!,, ,lie 2Oil' ot December last. hedcrorr s;a wS s of this unhappy cawe were pecu iarr; tio;, iadeed parh etcally roOtanti,, ar,d excted u iv' .alJ pa~ P 5e5'-i-uope-, ?? rind iu testir t.. in'utace' ...