Star. — London, England, 1818-01-22 00:00:00

oPP° - thd ap- Corry, Adeia- IPPeared AN- lulf., His ,the from tmh, ayte, 'osbury, Peace. )eing pow., a - trrhsg -e of see sett :s ir- o 1t so I ;Ilea- iynd guineas No, bast 1' I, and ;untie amount 'cher Lis after his at least whin have been public- I fir sums P"FertY for largely in Mr but was I never 4,000 L father steivhlte to the roods, and allusion . be per ..defendant. Mr. F , irnpui 40 lowin intention was the. • mono► lasers, two at NOt previoust • to m?' ix latn WM . the - Conceived, di really of 40001. the 'ided the to brother . to 2 year. given mid, • insol , s not am, not I 'tem- tew c• agitit lon •ept fitted P ictil tm P pictUt 22501 )resume tr a fai: lisa . this ittliallit a 1E ig hir ou- h, fact, :len= au I admit =oral sou reply. le whe statement. s to arms atm to Gentleman's property at consider , tt►on iithstn tsei ttpw to ha , 'VOL . • . • • . . - . , , . . ' . . . . .- . . mnr.Es. — ir :01619 ifirmE Ysk IssotrEze.birtorts• COVItT, MY. el. ---- . ) 1 11::, Whit is that Smile -that o'er the check Of artless, blooming elaildhood strays ; That revels in the dimple sleek ; That charms eke mother's tender pee?' Tis the bright sun of April's more, John Main:erg,. a - person hi the habit of attending fairs, and superintenchng the several games Played between fools and es, was aced a t the bar typed following case : regu 1 4 a charge of robbery, declared to be die, pretext of fair play. committed under • • The indictment charged Manning with havin g The lilt of this day *as very full,. and the oppc sitioes numerous, though unimportant, except di ism Captai n Thomas Hali applied for hit d' and *as opposed by a number of aeditors, ' *rho at a eared in Court ; among them were Gavel Corr stolen a la. Bank of Engleitd note, from one B s ( b rot h er_ P of the late Rig i h uthar t Hun. Isaac C of. oiTY)raT,ea e l der persons COCISt That rises with unsullied ray : tint% Bailiff to Mr. Box; of Rateeate, at Ewell fair. f oster, Esq. and t Nor marks the ciouds that swift are have which was not a, very tion. Messrs: Arai:revs . and HIATH also appeals The prosecutor's account, To wrap in shades the future dap! ' by to oppose Captain p HALL ; and Messrs. Boeteted A clear one, until the nebbish of it was DR , EW3, and eseeove, appeared en hie behalf. riot is that soft, that languid Smile, . Mr. HARRISON, the chairroan, stated, that he went The debts, as admitted in Captain Hall's schechr That mingles with a tender sigh : Light spreads the timid blush the while, to Ewell fair in October last, taking with him nine- teen pounds of his master's money, and none of his amounted fr to over forty-fireThousamd kvttacis. I • And streetly Odra the melting eye? and numerous, t . „ own. In passing though the fair he observedsuev.heircalh e The e-norpothstru being so strong persons playing at *ups and balls , a game of • 'Tis the bright dew-drop on the rose, i • Sweet remnant of the early shower, That will its ripen'd leaves unclose, he knew nothing, and taking a tan • ey to therm ethod Counsel . far the defendant consented to except frc of winning, which presented itself to him , plled ids his discharge the Johndebts due to Messrs , John Len And to full fragrance spread the dower! niaster's money oat of his packet, and' offered to het , vtm. Areall, . Taste, Jos. Coggms, Chas, Neay that the ball was not under the Middle one of the Thomas Sm Richard Foster,. Charles Foshu What is that Smik.-:whose rapturous glow akin cups. He held a ten pound Bank note in Ins Th lielip Parsons, and Mrs. Deborah Charlotte Pee Passion's impetuous breath inspires, ese debts amounted to 3,300/. . , . 'Whilst nessuree ousey Mosso= wow, hied, but did not hold it long , /he prisoner who. 4 ' And the eye beamstWitis guilty fire? seemed to be a mere looker on, and no; at all cone The Couer-" 'The Counsel on . odes be ceoried in the Fame, snatched it and ran off with the finished . ~ it becomes my duty, Captair. Hell, to the _nauutrure, eats, your _con . duet byin thtcufarrieo 'Tis the Volcano's beget blase, greatest velocity amongst the horses. At that me- quite into . ... , That pours sierattd a fatal light ; , . errant, as if the whole business was a plan for rob- Whose victim dies, that stopeta gaze; here the players decamped, kicking about the cups your schedule, amount to 45,2431. 18s. When I Whence safety le but found in eight! . dad intlle, arid prosecutor *as leftaloee gaping abeet such en amount, without a shilling in assets to set it becomes my duty to make a serioes , • What is that sad, that transient Smile, id astonishment. After a short time he met a cop- alrelos? it, t , occa s ion, though in doing ' 'I . That dawns upon the lip of wOr. ; - Th.% checks the deep draWn sigh awhile, stable, to whom he mentioned the circumstance, and glory on the present e , • from Mm he received the most prompt assistance.- have no wish . eo . a ff eet your feelings, beyond the 1 , And stays the tear that starts td flow? . 'Tit but a veil cast o'er the heart, * A V. ben youth's gay dreams have pass .. away ; He never saw the note again, bet after some search sure and strict line of my duty.' he found the prisoner, wfio made several ineffectual 1. ne Thi e d e you , stet any real or Personal PeoPertY?--44- 3 ittempts - to escape, at the George public house, where det44oo/. I,l. at time nY i tin3e whi l c - la A i sold ld w t c o l : five 4d t 2 h 4;k3 ou l. saw "."r gn he secured him, and delivering him to the constable to the Hope Insurance Company. ii i When joy's faint lingering rays dePart, • And the tat gleams of hope decay ! had the gratifications:if Seeinghim caged. Several other witnesses were examined, and the Q. have you beet reared to any profession ?-A. No, ten Or twelve ye is .. ars ago I was a Lieutenant in the Fusiieers What is that bright, that fearful Snide, IVIS allowed an annuity of 300 f. by my father, who a C., . J u r y pronounced a verdict of -Guilty. Nan of Nottinghamshir with landed property to the an Quick Bashing o'er the brow of care, I .Vi. 11ARRI3ON immediately pronounced sentence. ot is,oooi. a-year. I ltavecmly one brother, and my facile When fades each fruit of mental toil, Ile hoped it would operate a a fair moiety of his property aft a e. ati enz to the mul- always led me to expect. . And noueit renudns to check despair?d is e .oooi cease . . a.le f ar a . m m to y e b s r pt ot .c her t thaendLeicestersture estate of at titudes who visited flea fat the purpose of robbing I expect ample moue 'Tis tee wild tura lightning's gleam, under the carer of gaming , and eat the robbery Q. What visible means had you of paying these debts • tintlft birsttni front a stormy data ; imelf would have some effect upon those who were you contracted thent?,..A. From the earliest period I hays ' This spreads a Istight.destructive beam, fdols enough to sport With their ram money, or ea pto large expectatsons ; I was brought up at a p ' Then sinkatnto tta ethic shroud! r sen r oo ed i, u and selected the profesnon* of artist in early life. ti 1 .1 knaves enough to sport with that of their masters.-e that bavo to explain, that id an these nominany brae nu What is that flettihr 7 ,-cairo, fi e at last, " • The sentence of the Court upoii you, John Mann ing, which lam ky bond answerable, I tan thus involved, the On the hoar bra* of reverend trge, iS, that you be transported beyond the, seas for e never realized any thing like their amount. I never re Illta the world's changing scents are Part ; term Of 7 years." e,oot. out of the whole sum. A great deal of the pr,Te AM nearly ctos'd kife's varied page? • which my bonds are out was in pictures, whids, though 1 ------- 7 - charged, were bit =illy Productive. Such was the easel ' 'Tit tie rich slowing western beam, OLD BAILEY. Foster 's debt of ,00/. I never sought .Mr. Foster, b Bright spreading o'er the darkening skies ; introduced to hien by r. Buchanan ; upon my honour 1 I ------ received ',soot out of the property thus bought foe 'That Miters, by its mild parting &am, lam the elder of two . sons.. DIY i• . A atoudiase - heavenly morn shad rise! Testerclay, irilliam Grace, a boy, Plod indicte d from that Gentleman. capitally for a burglary in the dwellint_eeuse ox has landed estates in Notenahasubire and Leicestemblre .-.------ annual rental of 12,000/.. and also 80,0001. in the Font . . Williarn Hodges, and stealing therein a watch, his thae, if h e p i e .,„,, nave ;„,,, i nc . 1 Hueneme-A bag fox was turned out, on Same pro*ty, on the night of the 2d January. Mr. Foster here rose And said, that as sit al • del lei; beetle die East Essex Fokhounds, near 'lle h ear d or resides in Brook-street, Neer-road. had been made to him, he hoped he would be i . I l i ' Troy's Wood. At this moment the chase received His wife heard a noise in the shop, and discovered thli addition of Mr. Dowets, a Gentleman of fortune, that a pane of glass had been broken, and her Watch well lei/Wm in the Hertfordshire Hunt, and his Lady. had been uolen. She attempted to get, into the street, Mrs. Dowess was mounted on a very flue hunter, but could not, the door being fattened ott the Outside Miterd to explain his teens - action with the elefe The Cotinsel for Captain Hall objected to M to being heard, and disclaimed casting - arty in tion upon him add shevied great emirage in her trips, and much by a cord: She efterwardi found the Watch pie:Ma The COURT desired Mr. Foster to be sworn: • . atillity in the nativelent of her horse. At Bishop's at Mr. Dobree's, it Odadaitreei. was done, and that Csentlettan Fate the •foll 1 HeiWeitscl, in Much Leighs, the hounds experienced The shopman to Mr. Dobree proved that the watch account ef his dealitee. vet Captain Hall a *hit eliecl'a Mrs. Dostets's horse fell - by some was pledged by a woman ranted M'C'eana, wlio re- tee r os ter-- , . Mr. Buchanan, of Pali-mall, accident, and the Lady wat thrown. A Gentleman carved it about three quarteri of air hour After the to Mi l and said he knew it was not my intent • cleat-at-hied ittlisted her in re=mounting. At the robbery, from a mart named Ryan, • *he' stated that veer? titer pictures into Berkshire, where I tea seine moment the fox again broke covet, when Mrs. he had received it from the priatmer, with iiiferue- o f t to ees iee , an d he said, t h at as ready 1 Dowices was observed tons to pawn or tell it, at he Said hithsiltliedd it. ' Wile too obeeet to me, he thought he could disi -..-... es is lead ' the held, top the bat'd seer Thaprisouer, in his defence, persisted that he hid them on liberal terms CM ereditr -He furl e'er tbe Steep ditch exultingbotiod, lug britsh build iLe-Several witnesses give the prisoner a good p . ' The thernytwining edges,..r l=ined that he could get Me, as purchaser 1• Gentlemen, the setts of a very wealthy man with the lioteids, and leasifig -•- &vac . keeping close . • = TUTU, Rend him •• Guilty-eDeathaged 17 a Gentlemen hi the rear, and Was Well tip a ... . . ~. . . him tingham, into whew character I might pre, the tirti4f Whichei.o instantly placed a fly good ate team loaf recomtnended to mercy, on account of his eelt*. On thii I applied to my' bankers u front at her horse's held. character. . - . - the enquiry, and thee, through . Messrs. Pali 1 - • Foam Astaire, thia teiceewhich excited much sport- eit . Sugittie a lad of 11 years 'of age Md . rs or steal=lnd asariotte Break, were indicted, the fi t r - Ts Smith, found that the Gentlemae in Nottinghs ins interest, took place obi the Essex-road, near Seat- i fi g in the &ea:ate:house of Serah Jones a 51. Bank- Qu i - a men of very large prepetty. The result of Li- ford, vet. Tuesday afternoon, between Brasier ~..a eelee , • • ha, and I 3t. piece, end the latter for ( 1 ry ben therefere fortuh g Mei as I eonceived , 1 brited runner of the school tot E. Rainer, ina'Brooks, I c a & ~ aegum said Sullivan , p . uring the S . g him to have ea led on Mr. Buchanan, or he on one, 1 Rashly termed the Chicken Butcher, It seps for 5011. • these monies. forget Which, and we agreed on the price of a side, p. p. Bitting avep 4 sio 4 s. :116 butcher for the pictutes, as I said cared little for • op r lived itißetlind Mel the mediate payment of t e e ma i n sem; provided led with muels *tete, aed wa.e closely fah owed by his . in her im torn f p ent oriC l iir aye years. ra rest adverted` fr n , thee . Tatter ef the m i le . Vrat thrie si r i kk . :„.2, t ~, 28th o per i t e :pe h eei er ter use, listpirit h. eity notice, the Conjoint bond of the insolvent and his I was regularly paid. I then ag, wed , lows, by the butcher, WSJ Wori bi four yards `\. sip. was gone fin' 90001 • to be paid in three years, subject 0 ria that a hot thetatm **** 'fig this money i ' te qiiartet ...-.-- ................ t 3 • was deinption, if the interest was not paid every ° • , , te assess& ::::::::::.... .. . .......e: aft cuing . to about a Week afterwards the laoy was I , se eetees.. .. :: .. :.:: . .....:...e....1 le - 'sheered livid* in the same house With . e harloae got the remaining 10001 three bills were I tiiii" .......... ............ ;.I 10 -• the ; one of which for 5005.. has alone been pi ..,esse.- -- ' lee, Concealed under the bed. Upon being asked t e tt e ee e g ee e anan . th ee d ot ei - t h e • y • r n ng cif ii •- I 4. 44 *he had put the money he had stolen, he said to hit ester . • afterwards, that he had • • flair tome time, and then I learnt that he was This it et:redden/14TM falibeit farthing at the Mile ere he had . giv . en it . term:nate ion of the Gentleman in Nottingh: r&dided,_itid elisilkiiihtlf la the match *as m . add WM it in the cellar •; and l astly ; that the priioner his natural son, anti one to whom he would n racks hid taken it. It was ultimately proved that a halfpenny . withie a steek, bid** then could not he ih • cliftaitthl. I met Captain Hall shortly afte .. , . * ftinale t tr i :ear.er had laid out the money , which , hoste..--oa, . tialai one of those stale peactical • • ,Ys and, 4 Good Gon, Sill LAW Ito Line 'he ri , ' • • had ta from the little boy, at different shops, - r ites, called Waal, was played off on a number , ~. _ . and . _ : you represent yeitrielf to Me as beiag the lo e t a - - of Seri reepeitable tradesmen, hair-dressers and pee- ift linen end clothe; ; the Jury, without heiita- son and heir of your father; *hen, ih fact, - T 1 : fum s ers. .Early in the morning, several individuali ...,•.• • tion, brought in verdict of G • on, a why against both natural son, and entitled to nothing, excel of this deknption, east and west of Temple-bar lirlso n your ? '— He then, for the first time, mime d , Charles Sims stood indicted capitally for b rea ki n g • reeeived letters b y the twopenny-post, requesting Maple , g this was the case. As to the value of my i ' an dentering th e dWell • di 't Of Th' . e . .mg ou . e °mu them to attend at the house of a Rev. Getalerean,the Court can estimate the truth of Capra! • • *eh intent to steal his goods and es. reeding near "Teantleiwe Pountney-hill. in the City, 4 ,,. is statement, when I say that for p one of the who prosecutor a publicity and or that to bring an assortment of wigs , I fle keeps the ntre ave in cash 2260 h and I only valued • ' • lt.at . i.I , and headeires.ses, ii . the gentleman wanted several i n Gray's-inn-lane. About three ecliatk an the mot: le salt to this man. No man shall prawn sets, The unsuspecting tradesmen went as the ' g es of the 9th of January, he was alarmed by the that they were set down at any other than a letters directed, bet, to their utter disappointment, ... had discovered • Watchman who that considerable moderate price." . e, , had ' been usedthe violence the wore Viergjramt wanted neither wig nor head- Both Captain Hall and Mr. Pollock di If" :k • dress. poi er knock w a s heard at the door, the prosecutoh had fastened about an hour before.-- an im utation on Mr. Master ' s character •in The bolt with Which it hid been fastened had y • p and it Was inif till a late hour *of the day that the . faller action; brit the latter replied, that as the in 1 1 / 2 last of the visitors dis c overed thee had been hoaxed. cloWn. Pros - ecutor proceeded into the cellar, and had fallen out, and as he hoped he was ! S . Eemeatime.-Yetterday a person from Buckin - Lound the prisoner lying on some wood, and caused homier, he thanked the Court for all -* oe hl ini to be conveyed the ' to watch-house, where he ,1 • if havashire applied to the Magistrate at Marlboro - - owe Police-Oifice, for advice to recover back is was searched, and *pen his person were found opportunity of refuting it, and sheer ink ho a been used by Captain it, lie had, in f p OTUSbox, a turn-screw, and save: e l Sde.t.t.Gr. • eke thos h ' • •el ' I ' t. cit e , who had eloped from her home and four e ; % Geilte-Death. *red 25. seen on the occasion. i children on the 2d inst. with a paper-hanger, from 'A w e t . - was I London. --The applicant stated - himself to be a small a r • ale also convicted ca.p ai M rot. privately Dlr. Foster, bare you any question to put to him?- .11 ste ing in the shop of - Driven tulty, Death ; Q: Did you represent yourself to this Gentleman inn-keeper -et B.adford, Bucks, and the gallant, who , . led 'strongly recommended to meet, on account f ke ttalaw son of ee y wlT fs thcr, and soloequently ad boarded, it his house, was employed in repairing the excellent *character she received fro m several o e s _ when he met you taw, that you Were odly a news Squire Grange's house, or rather in fitting it up,- . e tra esthen„ pectabl 'a • ,— No, I did not, but lam a natural son. 2d ;use •t, s - His frail rib went off in the night of the en Na- ell al r eetia .e, , . _ The couat-: Mr. Foster, what do you say in r after he had Teru o bed, rn a nehbour's gig, A • '''' 7 . .., 17 !.. 31511 M. 1 . 59 1 1 tbe . Mr- Foster - mY oath , you admitted to Me •r • orbit's vah she horroWed m Clothes. orn ogo t o Aylesbury the neat -we e 'i river ing. She had only taken awee part of her own L s - • .„ . • Irma house W 4 John S ' tea Spooll3, . ...Me at h: orates. He traced her to Wateard, where she had Arl ert le esse g a relate" arid from thence to Lomas-row, Greys- —--- • -- , tone, two okra' table spoons, is you, that you were a natural sots, a bastard." * and a pair of elvish Sugar 'cage Q c hipee t„ furn The Cocier-" I eve card was capkilly convicted of stealing some rcurdary claims. it to Mr. Forter'S state Hall, did you buy those plenum to • ish city house?-A. No, 1 bought sad said the keeps" where she lived With her parr as maw erodes ' of 'wr es ti ng apparel, abaft the value of 51. ir_ The O M IIII- " That Is , You sold thbdertdentan' ' I erei a detelliiigdionse, ih the die time, rib perk= being puy off other debts." and wife, end she refused to return home. The hits- • thn. The Learr.ed Serjeant then mended a 1 i band wis advised to institute civil proceediegs. able length to pronounce his edjudicat the `following were convicted of felonies, viz. Accent ors,-John Johnsonea poor man employed . w . ee ean t e e er ite e ue ~,„ ya 1e • 14 * felt 't rhe el, ,on holed the Alieelia, at fliackwall, by accident fell rii, sfeatng a great cods •hi . - Do r I fist stealing ' two • • di, ( ib ex: aw e . W. a le „, ra, c, L. . tt 1 necessary , sai mewl ary ye, 0 am • the. armagement metre between Comte down the hold on Ilmesdaf last, be which he was so path :Ind three gams li'istilt ;J. Boar!' foV suiting retina certain deb • • ' . i • multi Mimed - that it **deemed necessary. to hate `ler seem coneered to tittlxidetoit Hospital. He • till Tuesday morning, when he c spired. lingered ;able spoons and W. Paine, for eteerkeo:'g a parleflotts : The following were acquitted : T. Trillg e Cuty Vk...ard, W. J. , e ms, f J. Cote, W. Cek- debit , to inquire into the mantle property to the amount of secslloo and tr been tsbedned by the Intolvent, when he brook, J. May, and,J.ll . oebit. sets on the face of his schedule, nut even- , • \ , - s - t , . .. . • . - - 1 ...,......,_ ____ e .- - --e-ikew5wa................wee... to lit at against to thoracic a IFIRL This ( l aity ittla peratively devolved 111:011 the Court by the law ME of Parliament. It was by that Mt- deeesseey nil IN ,whether the party contracting debts llad dent te with probable meant of paying them, of whether he but not done so with this prchable respect, and bee* thereby guilty of gross injudice to to creditors... Then came the hews, penalty presceibed by the Aft, namely, that he cannot be discharged until he pstiii the whole of his, debts, or remained within the "Mlle of a prison for five years. On first looking at skit case, before the evidence of facts was dirdonel, te Might seem that the Insolvent ,, like too Inane you,* then, hafheen guilty of gre et indiscretion end had • I incurred large &les without the immediate meats ti wi paying theist, but with the ultimate prospect of deity so out of presumptive hereditary funde, which .^.• must eventually have. But how did file fact thrh out ? that Captain Hall was not the legit:meet soh te the Gentlentan to whom he had referrer.. het area. as, meal one, and therefore not entitled iA the enty d • succession to one shilling of the property to Which be ' had declattd he possessed an hereditary claim. thl. • II der circumstances, then, cf such palpable misconduct, the Court had no alternative under the Act, tat to .ID • declare, that with respect t o this large eonspi.l2.tien Om . k of debt, it was quite clear the Insolvent had ineenred r it without having ary probable means of fu..i.lesg E. his engagememn and in so doing had Won gt.il•.y of * r in j usti ce , rot which n o thing remained to the - 'gu il t but to remand him.—Remanded accordintly. eil I ' This derision of the Court was received withloed la e clapping of hands—the same indecorous expression of th feeling followed the delivery of Mr. Fceter's evidence. e• The Court threatened to punish the parties if it was L, repeated. Aker the adjudication was pranott - need, Capta l a • at Hall desired permission to address the 4:olrt, but .. la niratrefused. Ile is a fashionable looking mah, abcut e- „, 35 years old. is • • se • . 7 I ' l ' The totteiticrin convict ship, which Last week ars set rived in the Downs from Sheerness, had 291 mate a n convicts on boards aincng them arc several of the . en Derby riotets, two of which have eked since the T 1 ta lie- reached the Dewitt. This ship pitched so mach Of anr during the late gales, that she b r o ke the p intel of her far b 1 rudder, and is consequently ordered back agnia to • 641 Sheerness to repair her damage. • fe far Bow -31112E2. William Hicks was brought t o the • T !t. Office, yesterday, by the party of p-arecle on t i e • ae was Kensington-road who belong to the Office, charged das wet with being found on the premises cif George Bann also •Iy. " on Camden Hill, on Tuesday evening. in a shed.— esti Lher The prisoner had ilk) bten coded on the premises andsome time since. The principal .ground cf the 'tin. :eau neis apprehension was Fir. Batty s remises ha.. L -4 MI ' , ,g in ; i on been lately robbed of sheep and lambs ; cne cf ere ad rt . latter was inealtuble t. 7.41 r. Bette, it having been ' ant. brought up tame, and fed in the house, where it e nv played with the children. It waif eueb i great fn en. open ata- rite with Mr. - Bette; that he employed an anist to • VI paint a Views, of it, with his nursery-maid rtht chit- ['his dren at play in the house. 'to the great morit:.cathu Ge ring cf the whole family. thit lamb was :talon in the nrn ahl some time since, killed cn thhgtounde, and the se a ante left. The prisoner was committed as a vagrant. I nto MARLE01101;011-3T1113ET.-wDetid Esiai3, w:.c !:a; die ; h en undergone several cearninations, charged wish Lichg met his wife, was yesterday - fully committed for trial eo f Gtni.tretantho-A_yduth, of genteel family Ind con- • ex- nectionn 10 y e of age, was yesterday charted eth 'two breaking and enticing his sister's apazratents, .. d . I gm. stealing a quantity of wearing apparel. The land- HIE usly lord of the house in which the prisoner's sister re- u 4 4 sa k e sides elated, that on Tuesday evening, hearing a el hi and noise, he placed himself upon the watch, and cheer - • IN I w as ved the prisoner issue from the apartment occupied B en- by his sister, who was then absent, with a **nee • L id ler bundle under his ant. On being interrogated, Le , 1 e ar seemed much confused, and said - he was ncing to in a ono& take the bundle to his sister ; hat afterwards coats- dots p i no . sed that he did tot ktowlehere to find her. The se- 3 i e i n . set, an interesting tnarriecrfemele, about 20 years d 5 to take age, was so 'deeply am e n for some mine acs te be 12 thee p unable to speak. She lgth stated, that her bran 14 a re . then hid been a Midshipmen in the Nave ; led hat is u ,_ Mg been discharged at the concltslon of erh!e, ha 90 o ar e n t o mother had since apprenticed hint to a Iscir h ec hiudr7. hi a nd His master had, however, of late been unable to bad apeet sußleient a mployment for him, atd he was chapel- i * t he led to come home to his mother.mother.To add w flu:. t a x • but latter had lately failed in hi:sine's, ma was barely the l eav e able to support him. His behaviour haci bera MU- -9i cards, fortnly respectful and attentive to his nisc h tint! en conic' within . these few days , when he teddenly bscark , 1 ' s imate rteugh and emits in his etandeet, and had rapped a r e a twice all night from home. Enquiries had beta mu's: by fa- and it was 'ascertained that he had forme I connet- d that tiott with several bad characters, at whose instiglees Al :tures, it appeared the present offence was committed. De- Hales ring this recital the prisoner was bathed in tears. atti • awes I said nothing in defenee e-hen callee .... Ar ea. The tit- nat i n istrate having ascertained *cat t he si fter that en • EG to my did not intend to. proceed ageless the - i t...is:hen ... Lir and charged him, with a suitable admonitite, end heated him over to the care of his mouser. 'W laitned • -)(MI- ..._..e.. • MEJ. is train At It. Oates Church, _Exeter IA:. heats Richarti. of eta Illrnai on city, cooper, aged a^-, to ifis S ton e, .. tics:owl %.: a..••. c!';. %id Man of jan. • 15, at Exmlestat, 3 hYn Liusp. Esc,. et 1/.1.., ..., Vri-s• d b ' d m t h e daughter of tile tate Rye. WM. 11 .9MOIW, D.D. 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