uhGAV COURT OF JUSTJCIARr. Monday, Ebenezer Krnot a/ias Xing, sometirne tenant in Crosslee, in the Parish of Stow and county of Selkirk, was put to the bar, Indicted and accused, under the act of the 4R5h of his present Majesty, withapurchasing and receiving, and ha-ve ing In his

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WANT PLACES. A llespectable YOUNG MAN, 29 years of age, A as V ALER to any Gentleman, or as bUTLEHl.E and VALET; he can have the best of recommendation and charac- ter from the Gentleman he has lived three years with, and has no objection to traved to any part ?? to address lette

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VOX F ORD. Sezlurda51, Joune 14. fl l leday, in a very full Convocation, the ?? Iloji. Rlobert Peel, Master of Arts, oi Ch~rist ChbUrch, wvas onanlimonsly elected one of thle Itipresen taltives in Pa liamenit tor the U~ni- vets te, iii thet roum of the Right IIsu. CXharles Ahhlot

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CO URT OX J USTCJARv IN sCO TL1-N'D. ON THE TRIAL OF "KINLAY, ACCUSED UNDER THE ACT OF THE FIFTY-SECOND OF THE KING, OF ADMINISTERING 4X UNLAWFUL OATH. --t The Lord Justice Clerk, according to the newspa- pers, 'said the 'Court would consider itself bound to con- strue the Oath a