Star. — London, England, 1804-07-13 00:00:00

mem= IVTILLIG is NC E. tuns THIS HAT.—Wind North. A•l. DOC theblio os 1 14Arnburgb Waterford o 3 Jutting AIM nut. 0 2 I 0 retiotits,jutx to.—Arrived this day the Soo lel I I as L, of 24 guns, Captain BROWN ; and the LARK, ..t a gaits, eiptain Lattosoan, having put back by coorary wind, with the following weird§ under con voy,. for the South Seas : Diana, Bat/Jamie ; Re becca, B ; 'Duke of Portland, blaNsv ; Charming Kitty, EDGAR ; and Little John, LITTLF R, •for Africa r alto arrived the CNYsTt REIRLD pAtitlto .BLIONT, in 42 days, from Jamaica . ; his Majeily's lhip Howell, from a cruise t and Brothers, Dot/Ns, from Exeter for Tenby. The DIANA packet, Sr, Aviv", with mails of the 3d in* for Litlxm ; the -Panics's Ateetta packet, Smelts, for NeW York and Halifax; and the Pewees Aunty, us packet, Boutnsasous for Jamaica, with mail+ of the 4th inn. . it* erpoled to fail to-morrow, the wind having Ihift • lid this evening from the fouthwasel and *award to ziehe authward. lit.anotrrs. Jute t t.—The (hip that.arrived lan t amain! was not the Was, as thenmportetl, butthe •11,tniteca a s :of 38 gunt, returning *id' ibeia, of het 4beiterfprit. having Iron it flue the failed from hen:e two days ago great difpitch is Wing in•re ' fitting her ; the will be be ready this evening. Came • in the Notate. br 3 6 guns. from a cruize; the DRIADMOUGHT, er 9B gnat, fmm the channel Fleet, to refit. Sailed the PRITTY LAM df t 8 guns, on a entire. Atrived• a fleet from the Eaflward, under convoy of a cutter of :4 guns. Came in a large • !hip from New Brunfwick, with a large cargo of ..prime malls, Span, he. : in turning rp the hartniur, The ran Jain by accident at the An' Buoy, a boat with two men Ming, but the boat righted again, and both were Saved. 'The DILIADNOUGIIT left the fleet all well the Bth Want,' the enemy as ulnal. • The nom: left the fquadroa Off Ferrol and Co. 'tuna on the fitit in!lant, all well ; the enemy in Tarot and Corunna as per lag °stet:tent. The ce lebrated aerial traveller, Lyman:odd& came paffen ger in the Paean:. from Corunna. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2.—Arrived the NA7kr ter. and MSTTOt bomb, from a cruize off Havre. Sailed the INDETAIICABLI armed 1111 p, for Hull ; the ?ammo bomb. on a cruize ; and the Scott Roo (loop of war, with a convoy for Downs. Wind N. E. Diaz, Jute t 2.—Sailed through the Downs, the Sally; Rears ; and Cyrui, Warr, for the South Seas ; the MAGNANIME ft 'gate, Fitly and Su train beMbh on a ctuize off Poulogne. Arrived the Rao ut.us and Teo STY men of war,ft om a cruize off Boulogne, .and remain with the ref of the (hips as per lath SN 'mese a.—A letter from Margate. dated July tt, Fives the following particulars :••••" We have had a moll tempeß uous night. and a more awful or diftrelf inig light than the one the Beach prefented this morn ing I never law ; fragments of a wreck floating in all directions; the greaten part of the deck of a large trading . vele]. fuppofed to have been 101 l on the Goodwin Sands. is now lying on the beach ; fume kegs of liquor, bags of cotton-feed, and a medicine chelt, have been fecund, but nothing that can lead to any certainty as to what country the (tip be. longed, or whether the unfortunate crew have been Paved ; a (naafi boat has come on (tore, fuppofeJ to belong to the wreck, with the name " Peter Trip" pn her Bern, but this is the only boat, and at the (hip nnift have been a large one, I hope the crew have Fayed theta/Ives in the larger boats flte mull have had on hum d. Gnu grant it may he fo ! Some fuppofe the Ship to be Dutch, others Swedith ; but from the eutt,m-feed, I Ihould fuppole it to be an Atnerican.o FROM LLOYD'. LIST. - - - • GRAVtSSNO, Jute ,s.—Pared by the Induftry. 3. Kruger; Crifau, Autlacri; I.&,:rty, Nowell ; Sailing Grove, Clark ; and the Commerce, Davey, from atomic John and Richards, Grind ley, from Btockholin ; Nancy, Spal ; and the Fragnathea, Booth, 'Prom Lubec; Echo, Peak, from Stettin; St. John. Kirton ; Diana, .1Vou.1; Commerce, Findlay ; and Howard. Davltifon, (mm Mc. WWI; Diana, Wilhat. (rent Klo; St. Antonio, Willinefon ; Vrow Sonny, Albers : ; and Johanna Wllheirnine. —. train Enth4co. Salkd thc.Jange Jan, Jorge, foe ditto ; and the llisabeth,Ehltre, fur Tuenungen. • Aasivia--Off Doerr, Brother', Folger ; and Kingflon. Swain. from the South Scam, hound to Lonilon—At Liverpool, William , Crabtree, from Ho:raltras . and John, Palmer,rom New Or. kam—At Cork, Mary, W o od, from Calla; artel.Catkerine, from Bencearlo—aAt Dunkirk. Horrid v. lhalfelacth. iron Vit.' tinia—At NeivfoundLod, C.'briftopber. Walker, fnms Poolt--At Cann/hare LBetfo', Auld, front London ; mid Kends. tdrosniliaol.—At Viri,inia. Almira.Stim,r, front di to—Off Ply youth. Ira, from t hi:anew—CM the Start. u Illlan and Henry, Lawfon front Galtip.all.—At Livcrpoul, Jeferfon Kick. %bond, front IVadeira , and Charlta, Moira. from Philadtiphio— At Phileeklphia, Swanwlek, Hamilton. from Liverpool—la Stan sate Creek, Concordia. Paton ; Saint, Harms; said Speculation, Williainfon, from the Coati of Spain; Your Fnends, front Naples; Vigilwar,Swainfoe , and Anna Maria, Becker, front Leg- Cowca, Tejo, Mackie, from IJlbon—At Dublin, Ca ippeo, Smithy tom London; Frederick. Wailing, from Gotun ..bursh; and h/Latia front Dourdcaux. The Jacobus and Anna, Captain Linowso, from I.oagfourtd, with deals, Swifts, and (*pars; ay.! alio the Diligent, Captain BATIthlAll; with fir timber, anJ wainfc.*oak, are arrived at Gloucctler. HIGH COVIT or Ansita•Lty.--Yeßerday the Right' Hon. Sir Ww.Scorr proceeded to the apt dicatitia tat the following cafes : • Limit. Khan PLaar, Sivotitii.toe matters-11w Cowo . in ti do udediercral reftitution of the Bap and cargo, a. ctaiowd, a. pitman of the captor's carnet.% johaanes. Lmulhalg 'static—Ms: ronJu:l„7, part of the cargo us thou was rettortd Clailhed. Novi-.srto t, Manaelmau inatter.—The good, its this tate liar 640 flat.Mati. t:ivert, after difpormg of how other claims, r. fpeeliny ea• no . t n e era., Cornillea the Ira qt. ••••••••••• L a yb, sia.o MT, The following were the padetigers ou board the AJmiral Aplio, on its voyage to the Ed% Indies : Mr.. herb Mutt, prat...ling a in. t. r 5..11..nd. a C..pton h. a Malay Regiment ; lArlit/Ualt W. t . . I. %k , Nlarine : H.awy, of the tyth Reste.eut of -goons, and Lady; 10. e. Cos, proreeduag as 5t....1 .. ; CArt.4lll I 1r1it...1.2.1tt hoshoses. Pit.l l da Havothhal; Ceram •. 11....kina, and hi. imam timed. r, kolrell, Volunteer Boca) , . Marine; Mr. tatter. f a n ;1.. . • at tits hot:binge. w., -eh klets. • •A ••• LAW INTlLLtl'kelt.. • - . . C4WRT OP !LINO" DENOII:prET it A . . a—..r. into atiso v. tlittadisetaiiiii..*lLV, ?so,. This was an indietmcnt againft.llr. hilt,tr(i. Set leant re Law, and Member Yni Petertfield. He was charged - with an affault upon Rebecta,:thititifc of James - Minitie, the particulars of which'irtilrip- - p e w- in the fribfeenent proceedings. reanosom and Lirtosnivir weft *tin fel for the proer.eution ; Gaititior abs? La*. for the defence. - • ' Mt. Lirrcetracv explained the irdilte oithe t charge in the Mira] form. • Mr. Fe11G17,04.-- .. May it p/enfe putt; Lordthip, and Gentlemin of the Jury. My Learned Friend has hated to you, fr-rn the inditimerit." the pirani-• nent feature of this charge; it is my . duty to after, into the circumfiances ; and if My • tifiltudionir tie' true, the cafe 'about to be fubmitted to your atten tion: is of fingular enormity. • I have no octal - tan' to inform you that the defendant is well kniwn`hatur ' Courts of Law, or that he has railed hiinfelf to.the„, elevation •on which he now (lands, by his great t* -• knts, and the honourable application he has made of them. lam lure he will do ma thejuftice to belicv , that I •ant diliharging as ..imperions..duoppiten undertake this cattle. He is awarer•that Wee ',deemed that dirty, if..l had . .ref IfeCtir, forward to.ht,ing this-matter before a.C.surtreti inf-.„ rice in that , department of die proftfron-to Wilk* 1' belong. . • *k The fituation in life of the petkis mott.isearly interefted in this profocation hose been highly retpeet able, but from the prellure of misfortune they have been-reduced to a condition extremelx different. — About nine, yearnago Mrs. Minifie becaini,entitled to a reverficinary intereft, the . forum of which was at that time pi:Jett - 5d by Mrs. Hunt. a iunatit. This °motioned a law-fuit, and the Defendant fras em plored ai Connie' for die prdeCuiriv ; ind.frOm that period to 5862,0 correfpondence had been caseiall on between the Defendantlind Mr. and Mrs; Minifie on the (objet of this intereft. Frequcnt - intervlcwa had taken place on this bufinefs, and there was Pitt tell (mallet reafon to complain of any negleB ;. the thi fendant had exerted himfelf and ably, for . l the prnteLinn of the rights of his client. pened, that in April twos, itt confequence of an..ps -01111460n from the Defendant, she Latly went tphis chambers to confer with him on ibis rem, from Witch the arrived, no converfation took place on the avow ed t.'ojeet of the meeting, and the particulars I would rather you !horrid receive from the witneffes than 'from me. The retail was, that an attempt VIM made by the Defendant to violate the fulmar of this Wo man. Whatever endeavours may be employed to traduce her charaßer, it is in my power to (hew you in evidence, that a perfon more virtuous, or more re epedable, is• not to be found on the face of the earth. It wilt be for you to determine what credence the story of the profecntriz (hall receive. If (he is believed.* the guilt of the Defendant is ettablilhed. It . will be my objeek to frippetrt her tellintony by other erideoce, and for this purple 1 than tall a Gentleman of OW own profeffirm, who bill tell you; that the Defendant co plicitly offered to Snake an apology rur his conduit, and then no pofiible doubt can cliff in •, our minds. .8 To prevent 'any ,prep dice ag'aind the motives anti circumftances of this profecution, it may be right to fay a acrd or two to repel an objzainn that may be adduced. It may be laid, that the cafe has not been brought forward In early as was natural on an occaliim of this krions nature, where the pal lions were fo powerfully affeeted. The reafon of the delay was, that the hufbarl, furpeaing the infamous condudrol the DefendaMr,had written a letter to Mr. Bed, Which had liven' confiroid into a challenge. From this caul!, the profecutor was taken up on a warrant, and was crrnmitted to prifim, w here he con tinued for a long period. The poverty of the party is another circumstance which will account for the procrallination t but in kr (lice to the Bar, I mutt fay, that no impediment ha; soften front the corn duet of thole to whom the defence is committed, and it becomes me to towels my gratitude to his Lordship for the diipolition lie has manitelled to accommodate the pertuns w As ham the profccution is confided." The profteutrix, Mrs. Rebecca Minifie, was then called. and CAA 11l l sed by Mr. I.tr rt.EDALI. Q, Are you the wife of l anes Mini& ?—A. I am. 9_130 you know Scrieant lick and how long ?—.A.lhave knn bins nit years. rok Do you remember fain biro in the Temple in the year ?—A. Yes. fZ How cants you to go to his chambers ?—A. I went in con Lipson: of a letter be wrote to me; k was about twelve o'clock at non. 44, Rome to Mt Lordflaip and the Jury what cinumflanees nes. curred on your going there ?—A. He (Al he had mnationtil in his later my aunt's ellate, in order that Mr. :114111k otig'at tent Calla% to my teuniog alma. Hr then fold, from the pecuniary difficulties under Watch I laboured, my (minion mutt be citron, ly &faggee able : and that hr would go Away and live with me, if 4 chafe tts make him whet he calle.l happy ; he laid he raw that I was made unhappy bray hulband's eireonstiances,ond thrthe wrattbittodel. Veer to procure the apoultoeneut Mr him which bebni fo often mentiousal. E.splain *hut appointment you mean ?-.A. A place in the Cultion-houfe, which, he fold. he could procure for any ace in *AWL (The wittnike on both Wes were hers ordered to with. dcaw.).-Viltutifs isa cootlimetion: I told bbe that fulled was en tirely at nit between him and me. (,),„ What fubj. R ? do you relative to the appoirtment t No: He knowing my kmtiitithsts uo that bead, and nay feat of duty and obligation to my hatband. et waren by Lord r LLLLL oaouon.-.Had yea c ansamakated thrie (Liniments before to taint t—A.I hail. rtieftios• by Counfel.—What took pine them ?—A. I I, lather ed in a airy rode and loth cent manlier. ttl ant (awry to he 'obliged to .ht you the particulars; but be fo good as to Lite thou in the belt manner you ear ? (Here the witntls dcfcribul tin path :Wars, wissch.regard to delicacy obliges us to amt) tlpon hisattemptine in deb fo. what did you do ?--A. I told bun tt In did not dthat I would cell his eke. He otter/speed to faa owl, e. Q What Jid he then do ?--A. He suds ofrof foosolalaus mid iodic:Et espr,lfuess ; and upon belug fent byr so attend a con's* rate. at S. rj, ant It unninguat's, be f. 11114.4 to go Lifi a l ' seund mcf- CAse wad Lo.might• _ P..:ohmic his ratan flions He " You Mae me r Qn t 4 it* poi,. a Hal . . 11...0t • ;" a.v.l te then this atetodms speldi loe n(u,.,.,un, 41.41 Ilrgra reTcatedly - Ili lee bins MAW What aatlwar. 44 y.+. make to Mot I told him it war ;Els 1...11.1 to it.c taint 6 4 ,ein, gal never to cummmoit.te I wolt I L sheer Dot Owl tewriike.4..y." Q .: wive .ice.. fro. nos : —A Dal the kid of April, &Sal. t.t, Doi any tan g Mhos loan He would Inn Leong 41, so,tn t • ;mane •und. I 4.1.1 ;inn d mutt be my rumi lf taco a as Mal want welt, LA him again. • ' tic Wen loft the ‘barober.. our 1 wean arra. r ' ••m -r: • n s-exarninet by _r. _lite.% • 1- You have been -Gaeta year in the habit Of OM let NIT. I ref. eft., , Arra I have. . .hyallutlie hatband always with you t A. He was not at. *.4u Iv town. Q.„ So when Yoto Went them the fervar.t raid he lead orders to fetch his matter word ?—ft. Yes. fonts did.he wane to you afterwards He tame ,glitiost inspardirely. • q A Pray of _What length of time bight year vifit I A. haw halt an how. • :(einititifitemil wage, yogi Illy, you west out; whom did you fee at you went Mt I law the ekrk. 4.-l Alan 4114 you &yen biro'—A. I bid him omit morning. .ft Ityas rasa Putapswartoe at King'nlkenchwalk N—. 4 l. It ii Kines-lkneh.walk. How often Were Os there before ?—:A. I was never there befare. • 1k Doh% su bum there iv only a thin partition between the aro' 410 4 I don't know any thing about it. , rk. DNA you know he SW a mania/ man, and had fcveral children pA. I knevitie was married, anti had children, and al ways furpoibiltim a Anal and thinkiity man. Howniten before bad he addrciltd you is Ala kind of way? A. Never beads In Area tenni.. - Q . _ In witat . fttposba asstsyou ...o when the mays from Serjeant Ronnington's was bugylit A A. i was tested 'there) was stlern I Mit went in, 3rd he was at foam diftaace. the affitk was like trtehauf tatitaataanatt a ter, and 'woold involve me in ez 16(4ne Oirdeetal let mach value upon any 04 Wilk* I do not. Attspkdoi Ab ;lbw Winn! is out of Court.?—.ft. What It 'din die t a lik r bseiliere4 my heath, or bow oliginatird, I betray. • TO Wield front you badly I.—A. threatentd me Ala • arms heart *We Amin when he fold " you wale me ma comprehend the mewing of the . • t e alfter Al yes mention this halo& to yolk bur ' • • t sent 'ennwrninicate it to him for fonts time. Q Did you jam write I. Snirailt heft after eh t, rcquefting Vey soma floss biro /—A. I believe I wrote to him for the loan .of rec.*: on ay liyie-tbass but 1 afterwlirde faired tbe money elkwhewo. Vol bevelled a long estrefpondmee. I dare fay a bay of your &viva& generally keeps copies of her letters; have you got any ?—A. f believe I may WM mike of nee or two letters. Q. Did yew writs ay other letter to bias glom, and what an fwer did teeny ?-a-A. I did., He fart a letter addrefed tool , butband, ofi og a I. Bank note, with a curia. iisioriptioli upon It. I oiler we Multi fee this infcriptian ; have you the note ?—df. No. It wentlnto the Bank. (Z_ Wav that the only letter you wrote to him afterwards.—A. I ant AIDA tertaha it was. O. tied you write any letter by your hufbantrs dente to Setjeant pall _ ? —A. 1 Old; ko never before put meta G. painful or crud a (LOH he write the .tied of the letter lie fo compelled you to write, or did you do it yourfelf I always write my own letters. Didymir hulbard write to Mr. Bed! ?—.A. He did; be wrote for au explanation of his mode& WMt emicludt4—.A. His not baring performed his %ran& relatise to the, appointment. and my not going to him as 1 ukd hods Did you know t t .e conic of your huittand's imprifonment ?-- A. underftood be went to beat Serjrant Q Whoa was the badietutut preferred againit Mr. Belt ? A. About two Lifson. ago, and it was afterwards removed by unii•iori into 411$ Court of /fines Beach. .11,1 t What hlagiftrate did yob apply to for the informatims Um P....A. 1 hod not the nsott diftat intention of applying to any Magiltrate, but my lodband's imprifonment brought mat o-vs to light width could sever have been concealed; he remained in eathdy 'among felons 'or three mouths; without a bed to lie on. weeds:Bratty ham to Bt a ltatentent to Mr. Alley's brief at the Ceara. Q, Did you or your Maitland authorik say Feria to wait on Str&ant Belt. to obtain money no this arcoutd I—A Nevi r . Did yoit know site Kelly I—A. I knew Kelly a link, he Was in old acquaintance of wer not of mk. He M kt to dine with my hulband fuswiimes. tent hint once t with, tot ter ..to **ant lick in POW, I#o2 ; and told him, if be was my friend. ha would enter into conwristion on the fahjeet, and [peak all that was right and proper ; and to deliver the letter perfonaily. Q. Did he deliver the letter according to your toftru.ftions ?-- A. o; he declined k. Q Who ftruck out his mane in the later!—A. It was *rue t out. It:Thole letters were written aids your appear too twry letter was written apinft my intlioatioa. Q. When did your Mind high to reproach yew, and irk you with Wawa f-a-A- His tinwoaches were before June. . lifers yaw defied to make any 'tavola of this touter 1-- wos Mired to pot down what my eankienee diztateJ. and to (wear it before the Clergyman of tbe as early as July. Did you afterwards apply to Mr. Batt for money I—A. Having obtained relief tea a frionel,l was fared the 'reedit, of doing fo. Q o Diil you ever tatenunkate this matter to poor hulliand /—• A. e was folly apprifed of it as early as August. I was fo ill 1 could not go to him, but I dropped a later fur him in the poll, spprifiog him of all the Defendant s condo-R. %yid you ever apply to ary perfon to interfere in this trat. seta's?—A.l applied to Mr. tractile. O I lope he was not alone with yea?—A. He generally offered to interfere; mid by hi. intyrpolition, as.l could not al o btain bail, my hofina was eolargel Did you Ma puhhilt •is Ise of thole rearm:lino , A.I attempted to do to. Lot the pref. was doted aping me. (LW you cauk an advertiienicift to be icletted in the newt. patois I did. Who cut out the ailvertifernent, and rent it to Mrs. Deft ? A. Not me. Dki you nut know It 1•31 done?—A. I dn. Q. : Don't you know who did t ? Mr. FIRCUSbOti objcdcd to this goer ion. Lord Ext.resottounti—" There is a link to the chain—As this now (lands, it appears a confpitacy to extort money from Mi. Bell. I think it would be evidence if the IsEted with others in the conlpiracy ; but the is Lot bound to fay any thing that would tend to criminate h...rftlf." i have to. id.j...tion to anfwer—l did frame the ad 'Mull:mem for the paper—l have the draft of it here. and knew it Waf lit;--1 hale no ojotYsn to go into it " 'l'he letter was .hen Ibewn in her, which the ac• kibirtedged to be - bet butband's : the str:ii then Illewn twb more, which - the ulfn acknowledged to be his. O . How often were you at Scrkaot ix It's chambers Very frek ne ntly-1 can't fay how often. . Were you abort shiny or forty, or fifty. or were you there 500 tam ?—A. I can't fay how titan. (Z. Imutt have an w.f.. or ; f•y ov,n four or five time.?—A. I dareTay. 1 was very many Mars, thirty or forty, i.e much more to the cootie of ten years. 1.4 Had you ever a (.male friend went slung with you ?—A I don t recollect that ever I had: I wont alma to p0et...1. (t . What times did you generally go?—A. Niondog or erot ism. a. it flaked the herjeant. (j r Were par midi Traces. In general, lung or Sort N—A. Some converfation. were of great length. When did he begin to tabs that . libertie. you (peak of I A. A very little time before April be demoottrated to me wake.. tt What did you take name. at ?-o.A. 101,1 not •liirk 't was stalat tot hew to Wass In. charolow, and walk out with ow, a vcry confide" abk iiiitakce, thrash the nnet.d laidon. I thosaht it lodeccut . tt._ You tbouf'tt it indecent I—A. 1 thought it not irikeent, but improper. Q s , le was alarming F—A. Not atanniog. II& What happened altar this, dal Yost tier write to Min 5 ••••• A Vic W.A. going circuit on a NIV ail el 11.• .ml w e.oe 10 at... that as be would I.e at hi. chamber. an the fAtowiag .1ar.1..y, to h.... fomebtaly, soil be would corm 1 could tea &Ishii."( c ondos out she <moose, I thought the that; inu tops r, sod therefore wrote him a law while upca cocoa. (4_ (it .7 wtAte Irk ••••tivlnoil•tiur• R nowtrOge ?Di he holoi thil?—•. I oert.auly k. •-• •0•111•••••• Me littiowl. • - Asti vat \s.'," till. I %We • • .4leur %Ir. B.* diarged net ewer *mild live leer :13 r b.t a A 0., nrR /Mir mn ItirktJ .4 44 4 i..ridan loarkli!—A. at th... 11,er f!r-ct when ¢ y h4-it and wa. W....a to Os ‘vcoliwt•ci, that I 11.4 a Mfr .. .z ~ • • •• man of lo‘re 119.itt : Weal Itanth Mit IHMlftice.elleft ve . 1.(7 loch an atealarion ayaistt me. Lard Et. Len a n anwno.o.yee baew be *cant . proper by the nwetiwe when yap write WO 'Max &light it was an overtire towards a criminal boarewatir kart ewrimuniested my fentiments on *at felajed whim „lewd B—Couid lon hve any dank Jae wow* resew ' tura. i—A. I "ever thanyht he end • 1...n1 F. Had you any doubt bemuse aeritaimil: A. 1 certainly had. Lard E. Had you any doubt when you erpreticd men. to him ?—A. He let.. w my feruiruents en syrup I;Ard E. When he w-nre about your anat . . eftre, I doubt of his intentions?—A. 1 amid no/have game wilted to withdraw when I found Liu imewinawy away. Lord E. Were you afraid to cello* when he ties with Ins ?—A. I did rot with the de* tr" he mull have Mew if I had sailed nut. lard F. So you would fiat your *malty W I than let the clerk know Mr. Hantey, Foreman to the fury. How ienie after the Mellage maw hem lajeant iteardemew's Rowel a port time. ittWhat time intervewsdbetween the irk Wreak A. We were a little time dander, when Indateweim epek other; there might be fortis interval. He fat *or talked en other fubjeas; be then male the fawner' derk came in, and I deftftd him tor. Hatelser examination ended, during . which (he was by no means intimidated. ecl to be between 4o and so years of egs a prepeciling countenance. She was ire yonthfully ; m white, with a ttraw bonnet Mr. Alley was then rwOrle, and Mr. was abont to examine him. when Mr. lilted that ,M;., Alley Oswald ',lnlets every dance of the tranrailine within his knowledge, was his will; that nothing whatever ihnuld cealed. and he did not intend to make any tith whatftwver againil any.part of the evidence. Mr. Alley then proceeded.—" About day of 141 Michaelmas Term. I Wm the Clerkenwell Scilicet, to move few Mt largement, as he had MA been able to The application to me came from Meg. her Attorney. My inaruftions were, which I thought it improper to Rate. . wards dircharged: A number of applicatiews, made by her to me. rtqueding I _would • the Court of King's Bench, for a againtk Serjeant Belt. She called at . repeatedly. and I told her it was dads left, for that I would not be concerted. then wanted to know if a civil aalon brorigho I told her, as the bad no own evidence, the could not recover open circumflancea Ike told ate were. that' to commit a rape upon hers that he olence, anal hint her biota. This mentioned to me. .1 thought, fre the Bar, and the rerpea which I had for that it would be moll advifeable to has. referred to come Gentleman of rerpeanbaje7t mentioned Mr. Eilkine. as I was Caddied lobes would be done to ali patties; and, if the chi me r was a true cme. ample reparation would be . I laid. 1 was littistif . ti Seijeant 13ett was a Geode man, and 6 man at hcnour. and would willingly make an ample apul?gy, but, moil particularly. to a cafe where a lettial: was injured. The huntd WAS with me twice before I could (peak to Mr. Ikea on the fobje:t. I then wcht to him; be declined a reference so ; and (aid, . 1 Acta,. lam obliged to you, but this is an impudent attempt to pick my pocket, and 1 am determined to let them proceed us the way they clinic. f r I will not ftibmit to IA be, potitiem." net were his expreffionr . tc:Uorteerfir. The witnefs (aid to the Defendant : The world is very cenforiou. rot have advanced by rapid Asides to the head of your ptoferinn, the neteffary evoire qttence of which is, to aural! envy and. mali ; and the woman is potreffed of extraordinary ; l.think it impullible that even the great talasts of Garrow could thdlee her evidence. It would be tbs wifell part to refer the matter tit Mr. Et A:ne, arid yon will then have. the advantage of atteding vrs ydttr oath your own innocence.' He crprelkil hitofelf much obliged to me, and againlepeated, that. in for from taking the indecent Illberties which the batmen tinned. he had not tiled any kind of familiarity with her ; and per filled in declaring he would vinclidft• his innocence. On my return, I related whit bad patfed ; they reined extremdy ditappriitita s. tbs husband was very pi.gionate ; declared his wife hod been cruelly treated; was determined on a publ i c a. e , tition of the faas ; and world nut rel. till he heia the gown (tripped ntl n the Strjemit'. back. They again pi effed me to apply to the Court, but I puts tively refofed." Mr. Gait tow—ls there the lea It foundation far the airertion, that Mr. Bell offered to apologia 3—A. plod unqnefliormbly be never did lay be would make al. apology. Q . , Did you ever fay to any one, that he would make an apology '—A. I never did. Eci.csien&OUGll-1 - le never offered to have it to a reteteiwc i—A. He never did. Lord E. Had yin any communication with ate afterwards, on the itil.je& f—A. When 1 fotina them determined us pint - twine an indiament, I would hatto nothing more to do with them. • tellion by a Juror—Were you anthorifed to mention-any rum of money, its eels Serjeant belt awed to a conspromife f—A. I sever was au. thin iied. • ikiri Gamma/ was proceeding to Rate the cafe of the Defendant. Mr. liankey, the Foreman of Jury, declared, he might be prevented the trouble, as the Jury eyrie all idly fatidied, and determined to acquit the Defendant, in the mutt honourable manner. My principal motive," Lays Mr. Han key, tOr interrupting the Court now, is, beesure we think it the moll hisnom able way to acquit him, on the evidence againil him." Mr. (,attaf.w said, horn the circumßances ie evidence, and the !hare witch his hir•hle and Lessard friend (Mr. ERSAINV) had taken in the bufinefs, the duty ct decoding hi. client and trend tell upon him. A more horrible and dreadful attempt to ruin and deftroy a worthy And highly reipeeted cn.traaer never Was made ; .and a more (.164a:tory and honourably 4etinittal never was pronounced. Lind F.t.t.asanai•i. ini—Gentietn,n, yon appear perietly ~eria.fied upon t:ii+ ma,!eri I. that 1 (hall not r. yen w•th ar.y .irs. , i.s L.,um it. V. hen tie Jury %sac •iked, had they agreed to Lei, t,t.:t t• e.:t in, witlinut a mnritrvie. hefitatina, Aid; • ;:r of Gritty, arta.ritt . y.'• We have never witneffetta trial upon fit& a is which the t • • meat feesablee e lsm i latereands addresewsbnhawn; Mind Inalliimir ?no' myraircd - per krad- s oa awry Mrs, • Awe, bad rainy ive peel, law{ 1. 01,0 . 9 t kititiklo • I 'l. • t be wahologni".• nnabi Winn 0)14 • so budiVa 6416 r ow mot did be Oar ansioston'a t•-.A. Ha &ask ssd tbekassal lodeiandm IMM Fie let ammo a dtte O &OWNS alark•••Vhs ,in the emit* of ited. She appear- • f age, and not of WAS slivered rather bonnet. * • ' • Mr. Fairottisims • Mr. C.CiaiiFis- sM every amino knowledge, as it , er &mild be coo- tie anY Objeaiims evidence. About the lalt • applied to at nr Mt.htinifivgain. It to prnture boil. Mrs. hfinifte s and were, an affidavit, te. He was Am- ' ippliVilioo,:iarte I _would apply to or an inform:gm d at my chambers tiklefs and rtvip concerned. Ste I atilon cool& be DO proof but bee :r opoo that. The *bathe attempted he cfered • hs repeatedly `the itosoorot the for the , profanes. to have thalweg*, rcfpeltability, - sad vas fatitliad elks and, if the elings un would hematite. lett was a Gentle- d would willingly • oft particularly. red. The hutod 4 (peak to Mr. Ilea • him ; he deelined a care, I am obliged attempt to Melt my let dont proceed or t fnbmit to thV hr. •e(Goor wideff(teriir. tt : The woad it iced by taphl Asides the neecffary mare- my and. malign* ; traordinary ability ; the ;mot tallest* of :e. It would be das dr. Et AC tie, and you at atterting on rim le errata himqli repeated, that. 61.1 far lb which the hadruen- d of familiarity , with he would' viatkilt•