Star.
London, England, 1804-09-26 00:00:00

CIRCUIT INTELLIGEhCE.

Pairs, SIFT. 15 —The Circuit Court ofLisciary,
• as • hctc this day by the tight . the
Lords Doti SINIIAN and CIL•I6.
lyatbata Jacklon, secured t fchild murder, at 'call
of concealing her pregnancy, and not calling for
aGtlance at the birth, the child being thereafter
found dead, applied to the Court, pray ing for banal-
menr, to which application his Majelly's Advocate
Depute on the Circuit contented ; and the was actor
•r-^rynccd to be banithcd forth of Scotland for
Seven years.

omfon, Margaret Forbes, and Catharine
Forbes, were put to the bar, aecnfed of refetting
lit.c.l dotter& hum a bleachfield. On the motion of
the Advnea:e Depute, the Court deferted the Diet
againtt them pre loco d raven. Anne Thornton and
Catharine Furbeg wete committed on a new warrant,
hot wete afterwards. with content of the Public Pro.
fecotor, acrd nn bail. A warrant was applied for
againft Margaret Forbes alto, to which an objettion
was pleaded by her Counfel, and the Lords referred
the petition and objetlion to the High Court of Julll
glary.
SIFT. s7.—John Battei (by, alias Buttullay, corpo
cal, and James Kern, private trldier, both in the ad
regiment of referee, were scented of highway rob-
bery. Same days ago they had found means to of
cape Rom jail, but Battedby was re apprehended,
and evens; ted again to prifon. Kean was out-
lawed ; and the Advocate Depute moved the Court
In dated the dirt again() Batterfby pro loco II irmporr.
and he was re committed on a new watranr.

1 yin appeals Irvin inferior Courts were heard and
determined.
DUNTRIeIi Seer. t se—This day the CircuitCnurt
of Jutticiary was opened at Detifrices, by the Right
Hon. Lord ARMA AAAA and Lord Maatiowsaita,
• when the Court proceeded to the trial of John Conk,
labourer in Kircitatight. acculed of committing a
...int upon Sufannah Caffield, a young girl about
fourteen years of age.
• The trisi continued till a late hour in the afternoon,
when the Jury were inchiled and ordained to return
their verdid on Monday morning at ten o'clock.
The Court met again at the time UR mentioned,
when the July tetarned a verdift all in tine voice find-
it v gunnel gnijty. NVlteretipon their Lotdiliip-
pronounced fentenee of death upon the laid Johi.
Cook, ordaining him to be executed at Dunifi ies
the a4th of 011ober next.
Tne nest cafe that came before the Court was that
of Peirce ;mint, fon. and Catharine Irving,
.danghtet
of
7oini /mitre, in FBA, aceufed of uttering forged
Motes on theGreentick Bank Company. knowing them
to be forged. After the examination of feveral wit-
relies, fume circumnances occurred which induced
the Advocate Depute to decline prnfecuting the trial,
and the 11,d-tiling judge informed the Jury that al-
though they could wit return averdid of Not GuiltYl
it was incumbent on them to find that the libel had
not been proved. The Jury were then intlofed, ar.d
limn Art returned a verdr all in one voice finding
the ad trot proved, and the pAlnels were thereupon
alt i 1 xiectifinyither and difinined front the bar.
Thereafter th• Court gave judgment in an appeal
cafe.

A Centkman in the neighbout hood of Perth, fare
ly damifed a farm fervam, who had been with him
nine months, and refuted to give him any wages for
his Cervices, hecaufe lie was impertinent, negletled his
work, and maltreated his horfes. The trailer was
tionmoned htfore the Sheriff Subilitute, who decided
that he was jidlified in withholding the wages.
On Saturday fe'nnight the following etiminalswere
executed at I.ancaller, porfuant to their rimesters at
the late alizes, viz. John Oge.ve and Thomab Smith,
for fingeryi Thomas Boadle, James Bridge, and
John Btaddiaw Magee, for uttering forged Bank of
'England notes. Joit.ph Bridge, (brother to the above
James) and Michael Hughes, alft, convietcl of utter
ing tOrged Lutes, ale relptted dating his Majefty's
ple.sfote.

Lag week was committed to Yotk Cagle, Samuel
C•illter, late nt Don Crofs, over-looker of a Cotton
atlory belonging to James Lecs, of Delp!), in the
tounthip of (tack, charged upon the oath of John
Day, of Manchefler, Brickmaker, with flrnng folpi-
rims of his having, on Friday the 14th nt Septem-
ber inttanr, ssiltully and feloniouily let tire to the Lad
cotton Gamy.

It gives us great pleafure ti record the gond For-
time which has attended the purchafew of the fharzci
Ticket, No. 3,260, in the prefent Lottery. It was
drawn a prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds on Monday
laft, and divided inn) one Fourth, three Eighths, and
Gs flisteenths. The latter Shares wLre peddled
chiefly by induesious tradefmen and mechanics, one
of vih..m, a hair-chafer, had a Sian:end' Share pre.
tented to him by a worthy Gentleman whir employed
him.

Neat Saturday will be the Second Day of Drat' ing,
And it is tematkahle that, t.ll the tame Day of Lill
Year, Masser and Co. had the plealine t•f
in Shatcs, Nu. 535, ullicoh MM. a Ti.‘tuty
Tbutand Pourd l't i it.