Star. — 1827-04-26 (London, England)

CLERK—The Jury oast return a verdict —The best way will be to find alma proven." Mr. GoßDON—that will do--perfectly,well. The Jury found 4, not proven; and the LORD Jun TICE Ctaas dismissed the prisoner. with a very posvelful admonition, advising him to regulate his intuit conduct, by acting up to the high character he had received, and by avoiding all intemperance, and especially all rash and incautious use of fire arms, under any cir whatever.  Counsel for the pannel, JAMES GORDON, Esq. John Canna' and James Strathan were charged with reset of theft. The Jury ',turned a verdict of Not Guilty in the case of Stractian, and Connal Guiky is terms of his confession. LORD Alarms CLaak, after dismissing Stiachan from the bar, sentenced Connal to sic months imprisonment.  John MacCenzie, accused of culpable homicide, is having on the 30th Deeemberlast, in a house at New. hills, and during a scuff!! between him and some other person, knocked down a woman, whereby she was so moth bruised, and otherwise injured in her person, that from the effects thereof she died on the 17th of Jsnuary following. The pannel pleaded Guilty to the charges as libelled. Sentence, nine months' imprisonment. David Walker, charged with re.et of theft, and of being habit and repute a thief. The panel pleaded Guilty to teset of part of the articles libelled, knowing them to be stolen. Sentence, nine months imprisonment. William Den, accused of the crin.e of hamesucken, in having, at three different times, entered the house.of Jane Bruce, servant, of Mr. Walker, farmer, near Oldineldrum, and then beating and otherwise abusing the said Jane Bruce to the danger of her life. The pannel pleaded Not Guilty. The Counsel fur the pannel took an objection to the relevancy of the indictment, as being incompetent to charge the crime of hamesucken against the pannel, and therefore claimed an acquittal. The Court sustained the objection, but re committed the pannel on a new warrant. Tutntsoax, Aram 19.--Hugh Langmuir, sen. mariner. Shiprow. Aberdeen, accused of murder, pleaded Guilty of culpable homicide, and was sentenced to be imprisoned for the period of nine months. James Davidson. merchant, Auchinblae, accused of, deforcing a messenger at arms, residing at Stonehaven.l Alter a short trial, the Jury found a verdict of Not and he was dismissed irons the Bar. Alexander Brucedun. Brace, Alexander Lost. or Lyle, jun. and Alexander Angus, accused of assaulting James Hastie, to the effusion of blood and to the danger of life. They all pleaded Nut Guilty. After the examination of several witnesses, the Jury having retired for alittle, found the pannels Alexander; Bruce and William Bruce, Guilty cf the assault as libelled, and found the p,tnnel Alexander Lyle Grill,. art and part. in the said assault, and found the indict. ment Nut Proven as to Alexander Angus. Alexander Bruce was sentenced to transportation for ►even years; William Bruce confinectin Bridewell for ei_fiteen months; and Lyle confinement in the same place for nine months. For the pannels, C. Neaves, Esq. The JUDGES having gone through the criminal business, heard two appal cases, which finished their proceedings here.