Star. — London, England, 1804-08-07 00:00:00

'~~ Int _ tct _ _ lios. M the'f tidithere *ere warrants ordered "gals* (tarsal journeyttien In enibloleatino. Wednefday lad, thi body of a fohlier of the' path aomit. was Wont nut of the titter mat the rerry4 tapo npFoßie to Anglefeasereet he had been tittfOrtupa . el y d 1 o*ned At ad es el fhnut that **ening. Ape ust 2.-a-Ssfordays the Waterford AG tts boilttheaerd. In the City Cogrtatestat Ryas, Sa rah !Ph Cetharisr Dermas, en MoryPrietrer f were found guilty of pettylarten i es . M'4 swat alto found guilty of Resting a elver watch—oltntenct not CoFaired. Several out" , were acquitted. In the onntry Cook nothing of ntatertal idtportance. .ocettrryd. . A Inciter-fees Selfae, dated July ss., fags —.On Sanseday afternotta we had the be ast batl lower that ever wall Insulin here. Many of the halleortes eidiSivicf sheet an inch in eiretunferenee. Iron, aid, there was very little wind.otherwife tieit-P -?4errip would heft fullbred (overtly. area • *elitists windows that octet/spored to IMAM kesi broken to pieces. It cane have been eon. SW is a fvvyaianon loose. as it was not fek tbree Otte 4 was 1/fdatenlase a pad diet besulo Igmvoir llMoles Psis inflo .0 w so 11: 1 =. iMi tienvedort se b w i:l4 kat A••••• 6111 F• Ippoar Won refpefing trade. were acquitte d and difeharged. The fallowing jointleymen ray lers were then tried tag a similar charge, via. henna Fretle s John lor ds', Andrew 'rho. Moran, Patrick Lynch. Jolts Wall, Juke Maher, and John *Guilt*. Mr. ViilSon.the inagiftrate heroic rototirwed, proved that he had apprehended the pitmen on the ell July US. at a knafe in Michaers•lane, which had humer i, been a eratch•butife. That on finding them col kegs! there molter, he obierved to them that they were in combination,*and had allembled to raife the • prices of wage, to which ilndrew Cullen replied they bad t and ischnow:ed:ted he had the care of the honk for the pm poor of their meeting there. that Dennis Wreck wa. del It. and Jsdin Jordan and one John Stolle were newel& to raid meeting. Several books end paper• were tr.end with them, and feized, which being produced and read to the Court, proved 4.lemnnirably, that t!‘e travetfees had affeinbled for the pupae. of combination. at .l they were accord ingly et.iivitteil. One of them, vie. And. Collett. had been crinek'red of the like offence once before, and piibliily whipt. The Crain Sentenced Collett. Jot. c!..n, and Sltwavd, who were leading ;lean., to be whipt on SellfatAy nczt Goth the New Prifen so Col. 1-gr-pun, and hick aßain. in he imprifimed twelve 'Louth. and itid lorries for the peace and Rood be hAvionv. Ihe tell of the It averfers are in be impri• tuned three outwits, find listikar icsmity, and be fined twenty meth. each. ~:.~..:~...-~..i- 1 7 71 the tollattri • juiriajotei Imadmiamsiere nut tried for the like offence ref combinatiith, viz. Win. Mullen, fin, Was; M4Giennis, Francli Mur phy. Mathew Crennioes ffittholes Ward, John Miller, Wm: htsillen,jun. Wm. Smith, John Skully , James. Farrel, Br Corenrae, Kennet Sage, Philip Redly, John roolm and Richard Clancey.—eThtett others ahn yrece alto isullaed, but being oats au bail, hat abfeomied, vit. Thomas Connel, Samdel Mackey, 'and Michael Barker. The fin wharfs we Mr. oatpuel Hughes, of Damezllreet, mallet Ikon tn.. her. I4e had. been inflamed on the 16th of haft Month, that powerful combination had taken pima among!' the journeymen, a great number of whom were afrensbled at a bottle in Temple-bat, at the coe. net of the Ferryiboat.flip. He and tome other matter. thoe•makets applied to Major Sirr, and they wentja different direaions to difeover and apprehend the combinators. The panders were apprehended ath s, the boufe before midland, int Major irr end oter where lsooksand papers awe found, which fulficiently proved the purpofes for which the meeting was held. It appeared its the costae of this nrofeention, that where the wages of journeitmenflese-aulterain t7ps. was but ss. ed. they had been railed by combinaums its two years after to as. ad. and bare 6nee bean nearly I doubled. That in making women'. Ihoes they can earn from two to three pounds per week each man. That at men's work. a jourasyman tin earn. bee crowns per week. and if gifted by his wife in ,sloing boots m Oms k the tan Earn as tooth seam That the work is abmw fifty timerwmfweamtdod sow than formaly--(wben wages were lefsN 41111- that the matters had mom profits vrbins t bootsfoldl at pines per pair, than paw elos they falko limas andan Hegbm'sevidered - IMi apprehenhon of the traverfers. eras cortoiandid Mayor Sirs and by Mr. Simpfoa, a credirts. the pence.:—Counfellor Mihaly ea the pert of journeymen, nude objeftioac to the form of the indfameat. which were over ruled, sod the Court the wanders to twelve m 4 nobs impeifost: each; and to give (murky fdt die peace and behavioUr for Teem years.—. The Court obfetv that if** tradefmen is general ceafed from ibis y atrocious OlkaCa of combination, aad retarded: their hoot& induiry, it might be as inducement midgiatethe ihmeoct of the pedant traverfers,. as these of ifseir haprifonment. • L4l' MTZLLPUENCI. OF CIIANCERY, LINCOLN'S lIIMIALL, Awe- 4 L/117 Alollllll.ll. ••••••• 11WIIITUM, 11*T. . ALE moved that the Nenefins in this might be difrolved. • clicurnaances of this cafe ate Ikonly theft.-- and Lady Arundel having a great many years atarried, and baring bad danghters, l no male dud it king pa% the time of life to ave any, an agreement. and executed a deed on the ..mint account: Laud Arundel being embarralfo his circomdantes, and greatly importuned by creditors. it became an °lira to relieve hiss as i th as wields. Lady Arundel haft, in virtue al l marriage Settlement, an elide folely and a ble.' to her own ate, to the aroma of ;cool. per independent of her Lord. Site enifealespaef, +6 state to the mareat of ta,ooci. and with funs parehafed certain articles of hatsfehold fat. re, jewels ' plate, Re. then in Wardour property of his Loral*. of which property re was a conveyanee by deed to 'rupees in troll' Lady Arundel, and bum that time the goods be. the preperly of Lady Arundel, the haring iy and kr,* paid the ts,oool. to his Lord for them, which was to be applied towards the rge of his debts. Lord and Lady Mendel con to live together without any interruption as in Wariour Cailitkand no notice was given to creditor, of this yard - mutation of property, Mi . was there any hterunky taken at the time. ACtions were brought agalat Lord Arundel, lodgments obtained, and executions iffued againft oriffhip's goods. The Sheriffs entered and le. tmall firm. bpi on notice that the goods were roperty of Lady Arundel, and on being indent , the Sheriff returned Italia boa. that b, that were no goods the property of Lord Arundel reon to les y, Upon this sto affirm was ;lit by one of the creditors of Lord Arundel ,anft the Sheriff for a calk return, the Plaintiff) contending that theft goods were the goods of my I `Ard Arundel in reality, for as this Noble Lord and • Lady . ived together , the poffeCon of the wife the potkffion of the hufband ; and of this opinion my Lord Ellenborough, and the.Plaiotiff obtain. eerditt. But on motron a new trial was grant tie Lordfltip being of opinion the parties ought to other into proof of thecircoosflaricesof this deed, . In the mean time Lady Arundel • obtained an itheion to prevent the Sheriff front keying nadir etrecution. On the fecund trial, after all the tence was doted, Lord Ellenborough left it lo jury to confider, as there was an publicity of this 1, lo that creditors might know it, no inventory ten at the time, and, wider , all the circuit:glances, whether this deed was a trick and contrivance to de fraud creditors front the payment of their debts, which were the words tried by Lord Mansfield on the trial of a caufe of a (smilax kind, and the Jury found again a ;reedit% for the Plaintiff. Upon there faits Mr. Akiander fubmitted. there having beetrtwo cirri's* of a Court of Law, there ought to be an and of the cafe, and that therefore the injunaiun ought to be diffolvesl. On the other hand it was contended flrentsouffy by Mr. RICHARDS, Mr. Rotative, and Mr. Hate., that the injunction ought to be continued ; that here was no fraud in law ' or in't.a t Lady Arundel had es good a tight to become the put chafer of theft goods as any nranger had ; the had sibally sod logutifie paid te.ot.ol. for theta, whereas they would sot fell again for more than soool. ; that the whole uanfac tura was perfectly fair and honosrable. and was valid in 111 W g they objected to the dndrine of the Lord Chief-jullice as hid down to the Jury I they con tended that publicity of the deed w as nut required by law j it was in full force without it; that an Inventory was not effential $ that within the fit* foer days of the nest term an application would be made to the Court of Tiong:s Bench for a new trial upon the ground 4.1 mthiireetios, iv:. They inlitled 'Ton the clear and ahfolute right of Lasiy Arundel to this property as the fair and lona fie Forcliafer i.f it for a valuable cosfuletatioa wieted another iLit to bit .. 44 . ii ins . alit ,ihart eikei.g. aliiejicestd b 4 ti.: 1 51 1 for attention to *ills cafe than they a .1 jrardltithervi been billowed itptili it i etPre , tit per. i coifidence that the cafe was both In fa_ alp In, Ibtelikftirodr of Lady Aritioda I tai *MA nalim‘ they prayed a anstinoence of tbls,ltjiiiition nititlitt beating of tbe casife in the Court oManesq, Otte iiwitght to be finally determined. The Loati CiaicaLLoa entered elabniately into the fads and the law of the cafeb the refill( of w h ich was; that his tordfhtp fa* now the fame cadre rot; continuing. as be bid done formitly forgranting; the injonition. His Lordfhip dietetic! an little osion the validity of this deed to be 'tied in the Court of Coin moo Masi mi,notat essags. cook X, ase W. ilia zeal. Or wieWtet. This was an attton'to Octave a e6ll vin iti dimages spina the Defendant, Loiet r Lisitenadt and CO.; Reiolorwrik of the county of Wirwiell, for a trefpafs committed by him upon the peop"tY or the Plaintiff. The &Magee were laid at siambli Mt. Divas4l sated the cafe ,oa the part -of tilt Plaiitiff, whom be deferibed as the fits V a 0 , refneitable Gentleman in this. criefty. He Wm. felted of alma independent fortune, was Mare to a Lady of the greaten refpeilabnily. With *Non he fives in a domeltic,Manner ; in the *inter refitting in "24140d00, and in firmiiser in Various parts of the Fry. 'She .LtearPlM 4Canafpl then !fated the ea t *on to which die fadlity had goire - ht the YelOefirof the rummer; ft length the Plaintiff, in the itsidning of &latently/a, 1803, way celled to Lon ion to attend his mother, who was extremely in. ..He left in the polteSon df George Hands. tilt Warwick confer, rent trunks and a hamper, to be forwarded to HiMptsio Lucy. near Warwick. There packages, on the 9th of September (by any order, which the Learned Conflict read, figned by the Defendant), was feized by one of the Can Itables t i s l f the panne of St. ?Amy, and conveyed to t he guard- The property of the Plaintiff was conveyed to the ittterd horde., and an order was fent to two military pricers, high in command in the Warwickfbire litta, to attend on the following Sunday, with the Noble ,Delendant to examine the content,. Accord- 1 ingly on the Sunday, the Lord Lie*. CM. Pack. *rood Major Wheeler, the Connable Kemp , and a . blecitimith, who was fent for to break open the trunk, all in the guard-honk, where they began to root out the contents, which confined of dirty linen belonging id Mrs. Cooke and the reft of the family ; slide were crewed about the floor, fame Pin in and others left out. But all this was done, for what purpofe it was impolEble for him to gnefs. The Plaintiff had been denounced in the face of his country as a traitor or felon : 'no fuch charge had been fabflantiated, a yet the Noble Defendant who had been flie Offs ef this difgrace, had not tendered any intends. or...ai was his duty, let the Plaintiff right in the eyes tribf World. His eharafter had been outraged, and lllr property feized. He tinned that the July, by shell verditt. would mark she feu& they entertained of thie indecent and indeCoroita condudt, by tieing fevogn and thereby convince perfoos se °See at Oawere oat to trample upon the Tiered laws which fretiety toginber, L ood which hi this country is evetrioyal fubjeft. omas Kemp, the Confiable of St. Miry, proved that on Saturday. the 9th of-September 1803. he received an order front the Defendant in ate Miner. lag words:- 4 I, 0/011411. Lid 111 allfleet ced Waßyte, do the O every oae of yea, to Game any boots, men. ot where, wbkb may be la the Mode of OC•fos ebe mows canoe. *OW for Air. 000 • 0 * 9 r C -99119, at all Lacy. sod the fame darer over to tat milady of I the of the tbaerd-Harata, at Warwick. CPT par*" iso 60 Clow tour prewar teal . • imams sad Wiawso." To the Cesdatise:ese. . The feels weir all. Weed. Mr. Bcrjeant Vatrustan then . eddraffei the Jury on the part of the Defendant. He okferved upon the nature of the aflius, which was Rated to be, to recover damages" for kiting, detaining. and break ing open. and fincirg certain trunks and hampers, to ng, tumbling, and damaging the tame," fits which the Plains!; had laid his demeans at one thou fend pounds. Ir was that pr, •ince to eflimate what damages the Plaintiff bad fuitained in this tar ing and . tunsisliag about, to entitle him to claim 10001. The Defendant united in his official capaci. ty, the charade's of not only Lord Lieutenant. but Gybe Rotolo-rm. hie not only, therefore, was to be cenfidered in a military capacity, bat in a civil one. As Vtgol keiv!ortam, he was at the heed of the Magi. araty of the cormey I all the Magifirates throughout the county deriving their aushoruy from him. The Learned Serjeant proceeded to detail what he de nominated the Cies of the cafe, namely, that the Plaintiff had come to Hainpton Lucy, taken lodg ings there, at a Mr. Pritchard's, where his conduct had tacked fufpicion of his loyalty, from there Cif cunftaness, that ho would not allow his letters to be fetched horn die Poll Office, but went for them hienfelf t that he refuted to fign the paper which was delivered to him for the General Defence of the Country, affigning as a reafon, that he had given in his name at London; there and Game other sir cornflakes(' were eoutlrued by a Mr. Ofborne, a mil ler and farmer at that place. into fymptoms of di/. affedion, or, at leaf!, caules for that &fp:chin ; in cortfcgoence of which he communicated the fame to the Defendant, and it was difcovered that there pack ages were lying for him at Warwick. The De fendant, upon this communication, wrote to Mr. Secretary Yorke, and received Enders from Govern ment to ad as appeared hell to him far the fafesy of tlu Stare, Under this impreffion he bad done no more Than his duty ; confidevitsg the precarious luna tion of affairs in ibis conical conjunaure, no blame could po t attach to the Noble Lord. Sir Hasa Gans' obferved, that the Plaintiff had a right to recover, And to the amount of the dam age he bad fuftained ; rune, however, had been proved. He then Rated the whole of the evidence, and pia it to the Jury to fay, whether any evider.ce was adduced to thew that the defendant acted from an evil fpirit ? The Jury gave a verdiß for the Plaintiff cat damages, upon an underllaading that the lame would carry coil. of (nit. This trial excited a tonfiderabie degree of intern!!. The Ccurt was uncommonly crowded. .I_IAVING deditetod tisef cif to the *ode. awl bees A. etstekti he the stede•eallderebla pretties la OM !node which I thiltolll.recorr la facet, I otto that I have oat owe ivi ed my cline than that. who, In the wastes kit af that praft ie are otraflonally immaterial la twootabny, and ammo sloop attala that Neer& whin!' le acquired by ceaseessaose the Intdkdaial powtr to one cid. of alivrtartx The &feta of DE.RiLITY aft ptculia.lydareang far *IT lir* with than a twist of canceenttanc (powwow, sod, by a dr pre Woo of all vital energy, raincoat itfer berwortotoßtkrered .. Whether they watt hoot tbaprzia/ente aid movie, thedeerec hrafthits of tchool•hoys, .r data loduloowee of tract ally. they re quire the twit aJfeisout poefrthowl thin ; bed by the igeteal wc 1 of ueedocated soon, the fymponotarc aggravated, eat the oat- tenon k dettroyed. Ai a MEMISEa of thy ROY AL * COLL 7011al SUIROTOVS. ground my pretailhaus oo funk -At, of winged an; and Poirrffirl even privhapito pew`llce. I led my:4l/ entitled t o thoentofidrine with which lhave hitherto hero fi liberally Lowourid. In the fir* fenations of local wr.lacfa i mtfl bliMm i°^ 1.41 prevent the calamity of a debintetcd frame • bat yaw , tee (O hre, /ow a crofrioufnea of the unownifmke of Lie Mee wench ended hie inteernme, I. 1'424'0 at the wintempt or ceearre td W Tunny phydetwi 821(1 t•TO11.1.• over hid infirmity with earefil Miura, it melt In aneactory for Ines to be altered am only if aplenty of minutest. eat allo of the molt Inviolable inmecy. And hi twin Valeria ....:xl.plabito it to poelde to preveht ?We enier or datatfit ; In the rood certificated Wee k lo time ambito. mcii of end-a/Int eznerinnce In this luxe to tfladt • Ce'e, certare. and fpvely reyiniblehawnt I Mkt the advan•ver el ti,is experience to ewe of Other Ily who are affsidied with soy bind of an, rfelttOr" of cnom. anti In ah cafe the wrens of Tema oeratioa are it74C~ to the felt Intrrvirm Par ths ecno , :y are espettod to helot? a Barb nee, sod are recleaned to specify tbetr any and frafTfl et helot MAStiIN Ili'enit.er of the Ravel Canters of flannwer to far"' NJ SO. AIRP•44 Overt, Cten d nevi lamp* Pit LONDON: Pentad and pubilbed by LIFVFI. RENT. (or CIO' taas iy+~C~r Lambeth J. 2. the STAR 01 , 11 ft. NA. I. Clifey• AMR It As °arms, Ti*. w' • g INGIOO ^ Ati tai tido Ir II a SIN 14 t '4,01i by AICaoTH q A *, fur toiring *ark to.* jotriiiienan, know , tog bast to, in Ott v iAployrnent of Mt , tunes Col- -- •••••••••ne• "4 , dieted [..c. S i l .'" ii. "'“Boorries : ' iLeuni;;Hfit .mdse Mead ,stri of that tLt, saimaiijsisitzl7 Igo foil only one 1 . theft/lib& entsiNfinlefted too guide l ' nap •So jut ed sad isdW to the app moor of elemis.theve. bakhur.their ed by Ma fal* rbSet . May igtigebehig babe sety.fomy foe what See dor, an d for of the I 7 - s ynepodiep to begin their work again at their old. Aheinuinc • . JoSIO of the geodesics who are IstalditN,, indittmea to yam -say of thus back, and have gm lentenced 044), log Woes tansy nialawful cola swot eael hhotfism • ~ rod behi T I LT da eVatent et this ffti. that ii Ige . y traht wabald bdarv e r ammses. very atm ' fames bi . Grawr,lben the their h •.. z _ t it Tiaf was mailed for, thet he, ea b rob. to t h e 1 .L., . INii ardsdi a& of terabit aartfliane fer to the dm 4.. `mow , . , _ Xtoradaeasag e lights , _• 1 rj..?...4 . • " • *id et: he r„ - • 'ar ;•‘ • - • - - iuses - - igettfikT 0 - • ...„ , • - pl=4:111 behillf At AA LAP C 1 .-7- - ..."..... ' ~ I . It e ihat the •penfects Mr. Ai ter,' - 1 ,- . -. '.1f t .,," ervaiat of the peace for the caulk toll AaiilAM ' _ ~- . •,at es the' n/ht of the fah of The eh • 4, 1 " ha lipiril a ink the boor Lord ant art t rfdbok Otiegd, in Jim hot. of Nowlpn, the ago emir tiliteffig* WhiaffPg-i- ottlitolimpfe is North ging. iffue, des ! WI 411 SA on demaiiiogardtaittance, the trimmest came to ed*. and mute tern foes ;twit's/per lasguegea fol'o.wini L bb maskquence of fuels rcft Mr. (*Lowey faanton• ed lit his od roohs !!apr ar before the Lord Kerr on the his coed' i iSSII May htlsertny, When he charged the traverfer much as sub Imps retired him admittance into the honk, her mart Mt , I company is it es the sight of lardy to Nmeloa, wins anstlas, he sampled la - t haw td se in the' on that onlfiiins, with La fear& by fide, fpnbe that fu • , - ramlTtafolent awanter before 'flee Idegif. nitore, , sisti... aidtheemsfervatoessf the peace were drunken the pros Main, wfloon he would teach to behave themftives. opt vwl irliftli tree be carried alb ffted about him, and if for Lad fiery maw ta irk Ores in the fates assumey again, be came ti . woad draft it into. their gats. The evidence pea molly a etchedwas the prolocutor, Mom. the Lord Mayor fhip for mad Mr. Seaton, but their tettinteny bein g no' difr.hari *night by the R..eorder to fopport the ' tinted ' lit maim of law, the traverfer was therefore cc- dial in Ctili bat the Recorder, with becoming fpirit, the cret . that at is had appeared in evidence, that titer wt '.. the monk, had ailed - fa atilteconring a parts) Afli4 emetelled wills moo for the laws of has country& judgliti r Mailed *hawed with feel infulent Woeful before his if" dee chief. ategilinne who avilhs have committed him vied a F N o s silolde 'Soo tech condo* had he thought proper ; t he p re woad Ifratietleia deep. with ialpunity, aid that- unified, paths* wader a rule to give feenrity foe the peace there 1 ' 404 good bebstvionr for fever years, and to find two wherec forums a elk each, sad hinsfelf to be bound in soh brougl 'no; followmajnorneyment a ylore were tried for con. again° fib Mg unlawfully to regulate trade no rail< the price COdt" Of wages, to the Sandman' of trade and manufafiures, Lord , gad again It the Slat rue, rte. viz. John Corm.% Phil. his La • Pony. Tb's. Monday, Wm. Limerick, Mat. Camp. was tl .hell, am! Jobs Canday. Mr.Wilfutis chief pease a& was w qv:, prows i hie &left apprarnded the pnfoners on ed a • ass 111 of July let at ate bash, No. 4, Cock hill—be cd , hi ,teed Awe books, litter i s and papers with them, go fur bbich he produced to the Court 1 one of tbefc letters ke. Geraed vet y tnyder.orts, and had been written from a injurk ppriAs to Newry, and JO OW to Corcoran. Corcoran the et wed as ClLtk. and Cleary end Monday as Steward& stride, to the meeting ; the. writing& poilcced did not, ham. , the Jr ever, appear dearly ausugh to belong to combina- decd. slob refoeftint Irate, and therefore the traverfers taken lextuiri. • . , ... .6151iN-axol l ,l o . 4 ittATA=4. o 6 l. -Viattqilordefilleft 614144 , 4 h sib *demise it 771 . 574 4- 1 v — isslisslialloWnsidinn, Man . Inas al samOssi ibises. Simla elan - amnion. tE. a nab 44(44144. 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