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London, England, 1819-12-25 00:00:00

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The
Him Mid VAXUTTART left* Bombay for
24th of July.
' The Areas and .Brazartten arrived at Calcutta on t
of July.
FAS4IOOIII, Doc. 12.—Wind W.S.W.—Put back the
for Lisbon.—A pilot-boat has come in from the brig
Cease, arrived e( this port, from St. John's (New Brun,
and landed the crew of the Maria, Erman, of Dartmout;,
St. John's (Newfoundland), for Dublin, which the Pun
fell in with on the 13th inst. about :no leagues Southey •
Westward of Scilly, in a sinking state, having es TUB!
dreadful weather on her passage. A few days previou;
falling in with the Providence a sea struck her, which •
on her beam-ends, when they were obliged to cut
oasts, and when she was abandoned by the crew the al. •
up to the decks. The Providence also tell in, on the I:stit!..
with the Belmont, from Demerera for Liverpool, aducy
the Ist inst. taken upthe crew of the ship is.ibto,l, '_der
pth
timber, in a 'chitin state.
Poarsmouin, Dec. flat Ca„. lowed'
from Quebec. Sailed the Albany transport, t,ie tiverpc;,:. ads 1
Dui., Dec. 24.--Wind B.—Severn: ~f :he outer,aa., wets,
sailed last night, and some of then, have put back apt, 111 S
down from the River the Courier, t howl; ex, t
Louisa, Waurzit,for Grenada; Jessie, CLAPI4AM, f,t. Per,
burn; John, l'orrucww.t., for Jamaica; and Alervat,r, y. •
. for St. Thomas's. Arrived, and sailed with unit or the
ward-bound for the River, the Jane, Retry, front the C
Islands. • Nab
Rye, Dec. 24.—The fishing smack Endeavour, of
mouth; picked up, on the 22d instant, about six kagu-s TA
Faiy•light, three casks of Brandy, marked TY—E ,
By—B, No. 6. PS—AP, No. 2.
e 1011111.001., Dec. s'3.—Anited the Eliza, HAILVEr, ft.mt
,bee—on the 9th inst. in lat. 50. 42. long. 1"2. So. 4b In en:!. appal
ship Emma, from Miramichi lot this port, with has urf . in the
mizen masts, main-topmasts, boats, and every thing ot, the ttr
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TRIAL OF MR.'KINLOCH, OF KINLOCi to b
FOR SEDITION. tugb
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, EDINBURG'
WEDNESDAY, DECEAI D'Elt 12.
The Court met this day for the .rial of Geo v.,
Kinloch,.of Kinloch, on a charge of sedition, four,
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on a speech made by him at a Meeting of ]lactic hr tt
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held at Dundee where he presided;
Having failed to appear, sentence of outlawry toy..r
pronounced against him, and the bail-bond
for his appearance, was forfeited.
The LORD JUSTICE CLERK thanked the Pal
their attendance, and although he regretted
trouble to which they had been pot in attending wl. Ore
no trial had taken place, he trusted they mast be Twet
tisfied that it was not owing to auy fault of the ' • A
lic Prosecutor, who had done his duty, His L.
ship then said, that he hoped the Crown
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would take most especial care that this indtvid
should not be pe muted to remain any where vi
these realms without being brought to uial for.
very serious charge which had been rt. One
against him.
The SOLICITOR-GRNaItAL stated, that he holed 0:
was unnecessary for him to say that the Lord Adr.
cate, and those who were bound to conr•tir i‘ith hi :ing6
in the discharge of their public duty, w. !Ad u lguret,
every exertion to convince the Public that ..!te h
was inflexible in• its course, and would be airnini
tered with the same impartiality to :his indiviana' ds
as to the meanest of his Majest,..F s: C.S. Rll
uesday"the Court proceeded t.) the trial o: Ma! hip
thew Shiels, residing in the College Wynet of Edi.. ne;
burgh, charged with vending a blasphemous
cation, called Carlile's Republican. Ural) the
being called, Shiels failed to appear; hereupoa
SOLICITOR-GENERAL moved the Cou:t, Cm, Fe
had declined putting himself upon a Jury of h
country, the Court should declare him an outlaw a
fugitive from that law he refused to underlie. Shies 'll
was then declared an outlaw and fugitated, and •
Bond for hit appearance torteited.
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GLASGOW, DECEMBER 22. fdl's
Monday, as a small party of the old Monklini tains
Yeomanry Cavalry was returning from a muster nllO
"o'Woodhall, in passing the colliers' houses at Green-en'
they were assaulted by a mob of young men azl
boys, with stones, mud, Sec. who followed thena
considerable distance, abusing and throwing at then
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One of the Yeomanry was struck with a large stone,
and nearly beat off his horse. The Yeomanry wee 1,
without arms—they • not being come forward.
On Saturday, a party of officers in Paisley wee It
sent to execute a warrant for apprehending a pews Nin
accused of seditious practices, and for searching hi
premises for papers. When they had completed .4
their search and proceeded to the street with thil zoo
prisoner and papers, they were assailed by a moS,
who knocked one of them down, and so severely hurt liar
another with stones, which were unmercifully pelted
upon them, that they were obliged to abandon thil
prisoner, and in the best way they could effect diet
sad
escape. Yesterday, one of the Magistrates, with a ac,
party of officers, accompanied by some infantry and Cot
cavalry, proceeded to apprehend some of the rioters,
when they were mobbed and assailed in like manner-
The same day, another party of officers, along
with the Sheriff-Substitute, were grossly insulted in In,
seizing some concealed arms, in one of the Kiel of
public sweets of Paisley, and they found it not sar°
to carry them off, without the protection of the mill- Ve
tary, and a party was accordingly sent for to molt to
the officers with the arms so seized. On this duty
the soldiers were hooted and insulted, and one 0: int'
them severely struck by a stone from the mob, is
presence of the Sheriff, and all this without any Te tai
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taliation. •
Sunday morning, between three and fire o'clock,
a dwelling-house at Cross-my-Loof, little more than
a mile from this city, occupied by Mrs. Watt, rivet a
of the late Dr. Robert Watt, physician in Glasgow, 1)
was broken into by a band of eight or nine armed pai•
flans, having their faces besmeared with clay, who,
after threatening the lives of the inmates, robbed the
house of a variety of articles ; among which were.
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three dozen silver spoons, and a silver divider, a *i
of silver candlesticks, and two pair of silver snuffe' 1;
three gold rings, two suits of the late Dr. Watts
clothes, and a miniature picture of him set in gold. S,
thirty gowns, five dozen shirts, a great quantity a
napery, a fowling-piece, and various other articles,
One of the ruffians was armed with a gun and bayo-
net; and a Highland basket-hiked sword, of extract-
dinary length, was left by them in the house. The ii
Sheriff of Renfrewshire hal offered a reward of £lOO
for the discovery of the perpetrators.
Monday, a person of the name of James M,DO-
- was apprehended in Paisley, and brought to
Glasgow jail, for selling seditious pamphlets.
LONDON ; Rioted and ptlilhai4 by Link iiierft 1
Plato, Temple-Bar,
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