... UfIDDLESE DECKEMI3R SE20. ' HORSID BARBARITY. Francis Ilarvey ivasjindicted for violently as* saulting, on the IQ!1 dai. of August last, Har- riet Stant'Iirdi a gill sixteen yeais of age, by taking off her wearing apparel; until she was nearly naked, and whippirng, scourging, and beating her upon divers parts of her body,wheim- byshe suffered great pain andi anguish, and was put in terror of ...

... I ?? 1),y'S p IEbD e ONg MARShAL ?? r I -,,rbegan by' declh-aing that lie should, iead Iee otter began by declaring that heshould Yead seve. ,I -efs tr by the Kisng s lNfinisters, but which are, do- .i ?? the proceedings. 0t )II ed a declaration of the Sieur Wathan, Lieutenant of Ier Wvieot, who declared that in April last Marshal s$l;i etde furious speeches against the Kinig and the no- ?? r ...

... HIGH COURT OA JUSTrCIARr. Yesterday came on tl* trial of Mary Scott, some time servant to the' Reverend Thomas Lockerbv, minister of the Chapel of Ease at I Chryston, in the parish of Cadder, and county I of Lanark ; and John Maxwell, now, or lately t I surgeon in Glasgrw. The indictment, which was very long, - charged the prisoners with false- hood, by contriving and executing wicked pro- ...

... cOU1 er-lMAATIAL Horse Guards, Nov. Is. At a General Court-Martial, h1eld at Cambray, in France, on hlie 2*d September 1816, and cointinued by adjournments to the 26th of the iatne month, Lieutenant the Uonour'ble Au. gustus Stanhope, of t'he-12th regiment of light l1ragoons, w.!s arraigned uPon. thc under-men. tiltncd charge, viz.- * For behavilig (El a scnda at infamous alier, such aj ji ...

... HIGH CoURT.VF JUSTICI4R2. ' A , . This dfy the Court ?? of outlaw- ry upon George Steadman, carter, who was in- to dicted for the crime of theft, and heing habit and e( repdte a thief, but'failed to appear. The Court then proceeded to the trial of Wil- dr liam Robertson, alias .James AMitchell, Jolhn Liddel, and Richard AI'Kay, accused oftheft. mn M'Kay failing to appear, sentence of outlawry ...

... ou1t-oF r sssi&So. s I On the 21 st current, the following importnt political quel- e ficri frontm Perthssire was determined by the Second D1ivisio ci of the Court. he _HN Hzs'ssaPsa BEtLctEs, E sq. of Inverma, ,and others, D against ALritAN4DC STEWART, Esq. of Derculich, and Il others. ol In 1812, the Duke of Atholl took out a charter from the w Crown, of those parts of the earldom of Atboll ...

... r M~DOUGLAS & CO. V. GORDON & CO. or The following case took its rise before the Bailie Court of y Glasgow, and has lately been decided by, the Court of Ses- lie sion:- in Smith Mackintosh, and Co, purchased from Douglas, Wil-I [le son, and MIAlley, a quantity ofsoapers' salts, and John Gor- t don and Co. became their cautioners for payment. This they ks did by letter of guarantee, dated 14th ...

... POLiCer., 'rue MSrCUtANEUt. S lUFFrBOXH-MARLBqRGUGI-| s rnerT.-iM ary Bell, a notorious pickpocket, who hail lie uI senttenced to trr tsportaiont three years back at the Old 3l3iley htt waB set at liberty in consequence of illness, was, brought up, charged with stealing a valuable snuff box from the poc- ket of Mr Wilson. Jr appeared, that r t. pro,,cutor, hltvitg ,cc.sion to attcid at the ...

... M&At'r CF EXCHLQUEDc 6* ?? C. TI1t -lUNG P. llownE; T1l16was 4n inrormation agai.st the de a ant, a respectable ftlrnler in the s1)tltlhrep, ferld the county of Edinburgh-,. under the 46ht] °f King, for a llowving illegal distillatia or place upoil his premiscs, witil 11i. r alc knowledge, by whichi he htad incurreil a of Lli)O. It appearetl in evideee 1 , sequence of inftrmation given, the ...

... VICECIANCELLORWS COUIIT-Nov. 2S. tADY FiaKRiINR T. CYPRIAN DniFoURt AND OTHERS. Mr Cooper made an application, on the part of the Right Honourable Lady Eiskine, svidolv of the late Lord Erskine, arising out of the following circumstances :- The late Lord Erskine, before his marriage to Lady Erskine, by the laws ofi Scotland, had settled on ber, by an ante-nuptial contract, an annuity of three ...

... Tfe PoliceEstablishmentofthiscity has longbeefl an objec t of very great interest to us ; and at a time when' Ave oenedl our col unwits xvith the viewv of rendcri ug it the, aid wl ei we tlotiudht the exertions of individualsco ninectedwith it de- served, we did so openly anld candidly, and tot.tly urmmtecil wvith any party or political kceliig. It -,as viith great satis- faction that ...

... ,,11 COURT OF. USTICIARY; Jo-- -h-as..h f7msm- lfl;/o ,uct. ?? A Iftaloed and ?? til e Cout e, wemoreircedt at- the -bet! ch.arret Litnoi a quantity of-ulhrc ci ,Idoyal Totirsocsill, the8t f 6 %aferlr~h~fl ied.'C ree Prisaneesweere alsir indict. Pz0 iol s of the Staue now, Ottetrtdedt F Ailed Lord litbrn A moiiosywlflyatio, ?? ctt wne itriol orote corruie ntsaie ii 14idyt~~ deemai, disfigure, ...