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P'7! LAW 14177E!.LIGENCIZ. COURT OF KING'S EENCIT, NOV. tg. Mr Setjeant VAUGHAN, Trlfvted for a criminal in-1 formation agninfi three Gentlemen, Magiltrates of the county of Lincoln, for having relofed to admit to hail a Gentleman of the name of Tvrwhitt, under the following circumilances : The rl.!iotiff having articles of doe peace exhibited againit him, offered t.vo terpefla 'lle Gentlemen as his bail, to the amount of leo!. each. Thefe, however, the Magiftrates re filled to accept, and ordered the pl,intiff to he con• fined, without allowing him pen, ink, or paper. He remained in cullody liom November lilt till July the 24th, when he was liberated by the Magiflratcs on the two Gentlemen. whom he had original!) ten xlered as his bail, bee: , n:irg his forefies to 'be even , o 251. The affidavit Ilkted, ixoer alio, that dining tie period of the plaintiff's imprithr meet he had re ceived three fommonks to attend at the fuit of the Overfeers of the P , nr, and that being tillable to at. tend bitntilf, i t confequ.mce of his imptifonmenr, his goods were ti.ken in execution, and fold under the authority of theft very lvlagiilrates.—Rule granted. JUDGMENTS. James Amon?, 1, lin ;:afh, and Henry Ricketts, t. r CA, ying in funeral prozeffon the effigies of two Ceriletnen, of the names of HAN kiss and Holland, 1 1 Affair rs of Tars in the town of Teirkfbury, caul. ing the bell to be tolled as for a knell, throwing the effigies into water, and then ringing a merry peal for their departure, &c. with intent to ridicule there Af feint 5, were brought up for the jwignient of the Corn t; they received a tisitahle reproof from the Learned Judge, who hinted at their being inttruments in the hands of forne other perfon, who twirl have hitter pangs of confcience from what he did, who might learn his own fate in cafe of a convipion, from that of his agents this day, and whole compunction of confcience, even if never convieed, would be a greater punifliment to him, fome dpy, than any which the Court could inflia. The fentence of the Court was, " That James Atwood be imprifoned in the common gaol of Glouceffer for twelve calendar months, and then difcharged—and that John Safh and Henry Ricketts be imprifoned in the fame gaol for nine calendar months, and then difcharged, there being, in the opinion of the Court, that proportionate difference in their cafes.f, lames Moody, for ail:suiting an Excite Officer in the execution of his duty, was ordered to be impri foned in Norgate for the like period. Jahn Dunlione for a fimilar offence, but who hal been already impriloned two years for a former one, of the fame nature, was fenrenced to be imprifoned itt Newgate for two years, and then difcharged. Thomas Barn) and Walter Grey. for obiltuding an Officer of Revenue in the due execution of his duty, were fentenced to imprifonment in Horlham jail, for the County of Stifle; for three calendar months—the Court obferving that the mildnefs of this fentence was owing to the cirounltanee of no vi olence being offered to the officer. Francis Rich, for an affault on an. Officer of the Revenue in the due execution of his duty. was fen tented to imprifonment in the fame jail, for fix ca lendar months, and then difcharged. John Bones, lor an offence 01. MA violent na ture. was fintenced to the fame prifon, fur twelve calendar tumults. John Lnwet, fnr an offence of the fame kind, of a (lighter e-, was fenteuced to the fame ptifun for thr•e cal,ndar months. John 07ter, for a firnilar offence, was fentenced to be imprifoned in Newgate, for three calendar months. Charles Jamcfon, for a limilar offence, was fent s, the fame Mace for the fame poiod. William Bond and Thomai. Bond, for a violent affau!t and Woe imprif 'intent of a Cunttable, who Lad had one of them f"rmetly in confinement, vete ordered to be imprifoned in the County jail of Curu• wall, at Bodmin. for three calendar months. Edmund Din!ing*ld 'William Martin were per witted to go at large., Or their own recognizancrs, on undertaking that tome farmer!, wh o had giyen them a good charaaer, entered alfo into a reco in ni sance, the country, for their good behaviour.— The Defendants had obflruded a Revenue Officer in the due execution of his duty, but had followed itnuggling only a ' f ew months. • T AGAY, Ni , V. 26. Ttlr XING V. Dellt HER. The Honourable Evelyn Pierrepoint Dormer was brought up to receive judgment for fending a threat ening letter, of the nature of a challenge, to Robert Efq. his brother in law. An affidavit by the Profecutor was real, contain itg a flatement of the rmnellion between th e par ties. Frolt this it appeared that Mr. Knight was married to the Defendant's tiller in the year 1791 ; that they bad two children (daughters) , and had lived hap pily together for fome years. Sulpicion , , however, baying arifen in the profecotor's mind of the fidelity of his wife ; not fn Ilvong, however, as to wail ant a public charge of incontinency againll her, they le. parated ; the Profecutor giving her a firm of acool. in hand, fettling on her an annuity of ticol. and al lowing her the cußody of her two children. Flom the period of her feparation down to the month of Oelober, 11304.. the Profeentor and Defendant conti nued in terms of friendlhip together. On the a6th Oetober the Pre fecntor received from the Defen dant a letter add; died " Dear Knight," tieing that he wa, in a dilirefling fituation, and requetling r f the Prefccutor, as a perfon to whom he could apply eith greater cafe than to his brother, to join him in • ',cold for 30v1. A few days afterwards he receiv * mother letter from the Defendant, in the fame tri Ilyle, Hating that his brother had relieved him from his embarratlincnr. In the mean time, the :r of the two children having come to that age when fhe fhould be fent to fchool, fhe was placed un ti-r the care of a lady in Baker-ttreet, her mother having Rill accefs to fee her, and the ye roger con tinned to live with her mother. After this period .!ircumilances occurred which went to firengthen the infpicions entertained by the Profeentor, as to the ti i e lity of his wife, and he refnlved to commence an ahion againft the perfon by whole means her affec 'inns had been fetloced from him. Immediately on this refolutinn being formed, the Profecntor received 11 , :tter from the Defendant, couched in very d ffe t••••'lS Isom the feendly flyle in which be had lately addreffed him. Inflead of " Dear Knight," it was addreffed, " sir," ..and hated, that " Kir:ever imprudent my lifter, Mrs. Knight, I:19 been. I can orty aufwer that her conduet, lime her feparation, has ken cur reel in the ftrielell fenfc of the world. I beg liave to declare my.s fell h- r brother, and as fuch the is entitkd to every ariltanceplat is in my power; your tr:atment towards ti,r is unbecoming. It is incoglibtent with -he ehan.aer of a Oc - :!eman, a Mahan& or a Man. You are now acquainted with there my femimenta. I Lave town this morning, Ina a meTagc may he left for me at Kirkham's hr , tel, Stc. (signed) " li. I'. DOR AC..lt." The :affidavit then proceeds to Bate, what indeed was hardly necelfary, that the deponent believed this letter to have been fent to him with a view to provoke him to fend to the Defendant a challenge to fight a duel ; on which the pre lent prolecution was com menced againft the Defendant, which was a year ' ago, and upon which he had fuffered judgment to oafs by default. Since the Defendant found aliat the Profecutor had determined to Wog. him tip for the judgment of the Court, he fent to the Profecutor another letter, dated the aoth of November Indian, and direfted to the Profecutor, as follows : " Sir, Since you are llterrniticil to commence a crintiwil pros fecution againft me, I beg. the Court may be acquainted with my tr : pif opinion of your chandler, whicl. Is that of a coward, a iyar, and a (Collodi-el (Signed) E. P. DOG. NII:k." All thele letters the Profecutor fwears he believes to be of the hand writing of the Defendant. The affidavit of the Defendant dated, that in the month of November, rtSo.s, certain circumfiances came to his knowledge relative to his filler, which, though highly important to be laid before the Court for his defence, be could not maks public. hecaufe they had a reference to his filler's inflation, which no confideration would make him difclofe ; but it had a great effed on his mind, infomuch, that under the preffure of the moment, and without reficilion, he was induced to write the letters in queffion ; but ire did not mean any difterped to ais honorsable Court, be is confcious cf having done wrong, hut it was the refult of his affection for his dint-effect lifter, who was in great diarefs. That he is an offieer of the t4th Regiment of Light Dragoons, ordered to hold them felves in readitiefs for foreign fervice ; and he hopes the (entente of the Court will net put it out of his power to join them. Mr. ERSKINE, from the tenor of the affidavit filed by the piefecirtor, and from a comparifon of the dames of the different letters referred to in it, argued, that the plea in extenuation urged by the Defend. nt • —that he did in in the ieritation of the moment—was altogether unfounded. He had time to relied be. tween the date of the firlt and fecond letter, and could be under no irritation, nor any impreflion r f the moment, when after the fir 11, he could write furl, a letter as the fecond letter, on which the infrm:l - was grounded. If he went to (catch the Re cords of the Court, he would find nothing like it.— The Defendant knows the determination of the Pro (centric to apply to tl e Court, and he defines that the Court, fnrfooth, &mid know his opinion that the Prosecutor is a coward, a liar. and a fcoundrel.— Could the Court accept of it as a palliative, after firth a letter, that the Defendant had ailed in a moment of irritation. The thing was impoffible, particular ly after the failure out the part of the Defendant to anfwer the Profeentor's affidavit, that he had uni formly condrided himfelf with propriety towards hi's IA ile a which .would completely negative his concealed caufes of irritation. If, however, the Court Ihould fee any thing in the relationfhip between the parties, or in the cafe altogether, to induce them to mitigate the fenterice to be paired on the Defendant, be Ihould be happy at the circumflance. Mr. Dauscev, in an eloquent fpeer.ll,enfotted the fame arguments. Mr. WARREN, on the fame fide, Aced what punifli. meat ought to be intlided on the Defendant, if it could he figured that one objeil of the letter in cloth tin was to prevent an adion from being railed agaiiall the perfon with whom the Defendant's filler', was faippofed to save had an improper cot:anion ? ! The Defendant might talk of feelings, bait he ought i ! to have had come refpeet for the feelings of Mr. I , :net. . rrom his Knight, who, on fofpicion, had fenar 1 finer, but against whom no breath of Lis Itifpieion had met the public ear ; !n whom ;le had allowed a handlome income, and had al/ iriled the opportunity of continuing to move in her chial circle. Vs oulZi it not have been- more becordng his tituation, and the rtlationfhip in which he ilood, had he, in place of writing fuch letters to the Prolectitor, addieffed him as a friend, and requefued of him to fee if the matter might not be leis ferious than he furpeded, and if it might not be poffible (fill to ward off that ruin and difgrece which a certainty of the extent of the tranfgteffion mull entail on them all ? Would not Inch conduit have been more beccaning the uncle of the two children ? But how different the Defen dant's conduit !—He preferred the mode of pro ceeding adopted by the bully in the play—" Your wife has injured rot, but, daneme, I wear a (word." As to the circrimliance of the Defendant's regiment going abroad, he ordinate.] to think that could hard ly operate as a pallia , ive of his offence. The Learn ed Connie, trufled his Majesty dud sot hand in need of Inch officers. MI% SOLICITOR C . :FM.OUL, dlr. GA RROW, and Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN, for the Defendant, argued, that however criminal the caudal niche Defendant might have been, the Profecutor had, at lean, in no refpea raved his brother-in-law. The general tenor of the letters written by the Defendant they declared they illonld be, afham - d to think themfelvcs capable of de. 147nding ; but the aggravated offence charged againtt the Defendant by the Learned Comifel who (poke lA, was altogether incredible. They, therefore. ti tilled that, however much the letters themfelves might delerve a fevere punilhment, fuch punilhment would tint he enhanced by charging the Defendant with accenion to the fedation of his own Mien.— The Defendant had already billeted much in ((typo fing that Co infamous a charge could be imputed to him ; and there appeared reacon to fuppofe, that the Profecnror would feel all the wounds inflieled by the Defendant healed in having been indulged in the gratification of dating, by his Counfel, that filch was the fentiment which he imputed to the Defers. dant. The Defendant was in the full expeaation of being fent abroad with his regiment without any re araint from the Court ; and, the Learned Connfel hoped, that the part of the punifansent to which they had alluded, and which the Defendant had already endured, would be taken into cont.deration in ctli. mating the lentence now to be ittilifted. The Court ordered the Defendant to he commit ted, and to be brought up again for judgment on the latiday of Term. .. • . ' THE R!siC Q. CGRCIS LOWTNTR, Fsg, 1!r. justice GROSE delivered the fentence of the Court : You, Gorges Lowther, have been convi&ce, on the cleared evidence, of fending a letter to J. I;..tt, Efq. a Magiittiate of the County of Wilts ,highly derogatory to his charaCter both as a Magiarate and as a roan. It imputes t' that geneeman either want of ability in his public capacity, a defire, under the cloak of magittetial dignity, to offer yr.o a perfonal in fult. In mitigation of your featence,we have beentold the awful truth, that ma's is lobjea to error, and that you are but a man. As to the profecutor itfuin z ; Inch numerous fummonfes, we know, that tometimes a delay of juttice it equivi.lent, elpecially to a perfon in an inferior fituatior ,to a denial. Gon forbid that !tumid be the cafe in .hi country ? But of what in. finite importune,. is i he very exi:tence of this na• tion, that we lho , ,id (net she nigidrates, %rho give op their time .nd heir pleafures for the public benefit 01:r ern+. rtoiir must be, t o teach iner t the necetEty of ohiqi-ig the law, and to exalt relPeCt to thole who are appointed to admi.•itter it. Impreffed with this • fentiment, and always taking into our conlidetatinn the public benefit, this Court cloth order 'and adjudge. that you pay a line to the King of one hundred pounds, and be imprifoned till inch fine be paid." THE KING 7r. RALPH SHVLDON, 550. It will be recolleaed, that Mr. ERSIE.NII had ob tained a Rule to thew catne why a criminal informa tion fhould not be filed againd this perfon, for fending a challenge to M:. Dickins, a Bar !ilia of the Court of King': Bench. The SOLICITOR GRNFRAL this day fhewcd cattle egaind the Rule. He f rid, the lass were not wholly durclofed in the cafe which was produced on the affi davits for the profecuth.n. It was mentioned by Mr. Dickins, that finding the gate leading through the Defendant's park locked, and confidering it a public way, he forced it ; but, upon the affidavits on the p rrt of the Defendant, it would appear. that Mr. Dickins obfersing the gate locked. and not choofing to be interrupted in his progrek, he fixed two horfes that happened accidentally to he palling along tht road to it, and fairly pulled down the gate ; after ward.: he gave the man who owned the horfes fix pence for his trouble, and happening to have no half pence about him to reward a boy who affilted, lie delired him to take the wood home, and twin it. Mr. Sheldon took this as a grofs infult, and did what the Learned Counfel could not attempt to Willy, viz. wrote the letter, which fubjelted him to a cri minal Frofectition. Mr. Easrams, on the contrary. faid, that the of fence of which Mr. Dickins was accused, viz. of breaking down Mr. Sheldon's gale, had been grofsly exaggerated; he had merely, in his way to vifit a near relation, forced the lock, and afterwards, in a letter addrelfed to Mr. Sheldon, had made every foit able apolog} ; an apology that, even if his Lordfhip, a Peer of the itealm, and holding the highest judicial office in the kingdom, had been injured, could not fail of giving fatisfadion.—Rule ablulute. JOHN KING. Mr. ERSKINE moved for a _ifeuttlamrs, to he direa ed to the Mayor and Recorder of 1...31.10rt, to fhew conic utty Mr. John King thould not he difcharged undo the Infolveat Act, but on account of Minima lity in the affidavits, the Learned Counia was obliged to defer his motion. Err. Vie (fated on Saturday, James Remnant, John Pullen, and Ann pinle:, were liber. wed by Mr. BOND, and Sir W. Pavar.'s., wr Friday, in corifegutuce of a failure in evidence, , o prove their beirg c:nicerned i picking the pocket of Mr. Tied. way, a farmer, of liareriekl, near Uxbridge. while he was laoking at the old trick of pricking in the gaiter, at Kingiton fair. They were ordered in attend at the office yellerday, in order that the of leers fhiuld re gularly ticli:cr to them the immenle valuable pro perty, which was found in their pllfellion. They at. tended accordingly, but to their gre-it difappoint ment, initead of being put into poliellion of the pro. poi y again, they were ordered to take their old place at the bar. Miller and young, Crocker, haring been partieula'• ly aftivt during the fall few days, and having (hewn the property to the mattaitaause•s, when the quantity of muffs, tippets, and fur trimming, were rec , ffsized by Meyer and Pooch, in Fettet-lant, and the trim ming to be what they had tent in a b x, by Simpfon's waggs n, to Glcucelter, on the t.;.th of last month. Yellerday the parties attended, Mr. Pooch, the is:- manntadurer, identified three pieces of the trimming, with his hand wrhir,g upon them, which he was lure were part of the property he put into the box for Mr. ilknod, of Um:eller ; and believed the muffs and tippets to be the refl of the property, but c mid not be viltive, the mark , : had been obliterated. His porter provrd the taking it to the Swan Inn, on Hol born-hill, to go to Glonceiler by the waggon ; and the boa-keeptr proved it went by the waggon. The driver of the waggon proved that the waggon was robbed of the box between the rep of Henly Hill and Henly. Two labourims: men nitinved two men at the top of the hill, in hedge, with a hex, and a tinele.horCe cart ::car them. The lahr•uring men alked them what they were doing ? they anfwered, it was nothing to them, they were lmogglers and were purfued, and gave. them a (tilling a piece to &I to drink. The prifnners were committed for further exami. nation; and when they are brought up again, the labouring men will attend. Maat.sortnvow-sT!tEET.—Yefferday a Gentleman preferred a complaint agA , ritt the driver of one of the Kew tlage coaches, r.r impeding the paffige new the White Horfe Cellar, by placing his coach almede the font pavement. The Profecutor itated, that he had brought the D. fendant before the Magiltrate, in order to corren abufe, which exilic!, to the annoyance of the public iu general. The nuifance was fo great, that the co:4 . plainant had feveral times been Itopped in his carrii; age, as well as others, and font patrengers were con tinually annoyed by the number of the fliort liage coachmen who continually atlembled together in the foot way. The Magillrates obferved, that are Fries for this growing evil bad been number eta. and yet the ,nrac tree was continued. Ar the interfererce of the ' Profecutor, the Defendant was fined in the mitigated penalty of toe. part of which was returred to Lim on his prom:ling to ctorreoff the abufe. BIRTHS. The 1:,47-3f Francis MacragLtaii, Efq. of rpper of a dal:,:itcr At (kmva Barracks, thc lady of Captain Arch. Ca tutrn: r5,.,• - itreut, of a daughter. lat.'lF, at ilor. nee, Counters Enid. lii , d.tutt'iter C • s.• ef.porei, and niece to Sir John Stt art of Aihu.hattk, ixt ti oshter On the ?•cth intl. at !Album Tower, Northunituttlraid, •the of f frnry Colih gwood, I+ of a eon. On the t itli ihtl. at Arlo* h.the lady of Licte. Colonel le, so fou...f the eth F'nt, of a tl , Nh-e r. _ . fe'ooight., at the I , V uo!d Ceti ige, York, 0 !lA.; Rev T. F.lr . oord, «t a fon. On the tF.,th jolt. at his hoof• in (7c.rlotte-rqnare, Edinta t at the la :y of Sir J.lhn fiinela:r, Bar. M Y. of a for.. M.`AtRIFD. Saturday, at fzutton,',..y the Rt.. Mr Thomas. jtion Itormiv• Pritchard, Efq of Cato-Lon. M(.timouththire. to \ Tics I{rttiVo. We. daughter .1 the Rev. DL . ..Kettil!.y, Re&or ft 4 county t.f lA-aural 'J•hurlJag, at S,,lttfor,l. in I , :ru-inllt, Mr. J...`1.1 (re•n g of Ludgate hill, to M:l,, 11.1ary \VcMhelbta•l,daugLttr ut ti r. Thomas Wear:::r;:c act, of tiro getord. Sioulay fe'iniioit. Shuvrrlrr, of Po•fira to 7'.1! PAO' Pordirouth ; on Weilth (lay Mr. P'ff rd. of Pt.,t metat., :2 Mils Shuvrller,of Portica,:ift.r cf Mr. Sh.o.vclkt. Ili lin. Sunday cvenior, at her hour; in Maiwhiff r Irret, Afarmhtre ter ftioate, the Roth; }lon Laey Chaslere liornh‘. On the a 7th MIL at Edintvare:, the intent frn ct INlcar, On th, 7th of April laft.zt tiOrrhabad, Captain b3rles Su:- ler, of tl i ith Native Regiment Uo the zd of April. in B:rigal, Richard Shadlorick, Eft. di T'e. Hoa. Con pany's Civil Servi. c, and Lae Colk.dor of PoLdoaph:;.:. _ _ _ . Ii UM WA't RR AT I.M/01)01-BP. TO gib R itO; Vornbag • - . 28 hit uttt liter 6 Aftc.ras ve __ • REVERSION to ESTATFS In the COVNTY of DURHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. smnii, At Garravrars, on Friday, December an, at Twelve rielock, Order of the Affignses of Mr John Robert Andorran tint * an acceptable otter is made in the mean time by Prig. e Contratt, `HE ESTATE and INTEREST of the C r a - 11 - ASSIGNEES, In and to Ica eral FR FEHOLD and LEA:. HOLD EtirATES in the County, and near theory of Durham ; comprifiog ahem t Four Hundred and Eighty Si: Acres, at Se-m.. 0 ,, in the parilb of S.-altam ; Carlbp, is the perifh of Kelloe; and Shedfort, in the }aerial of Peatinghant HaU Garth. Time prang rental is ettimatcd at 39.31 per Annum. 'lre be viewed twenty slays preceding the file, and pvl4ol3lBBs then had of Meth.:. Gregfai and Ilait, Snlieitors, Angel -route , Throwitmortcit diva.; Ala of the Printers of the Newcattic Ci.r'•- nicle and York licrald ; at tiarraway's, and of hie. Smith, Ns,. 62. 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The Building M Atrials are in excellent prefervatioth and earn price a large quantity of kad, fume Mick and Rone, fades, itrong timber, girders, joitts, rafters, prime oak ander Boors ant vrainfoging, marble chimney pieces, elegant Raireafes, palensats capital grac,. and hot finales, piueriet. nu:scrubs woes, ftalllnt and out buildings, fcrmang lots fultable for every dektiption dr building, and p...cnliarly convenient lor water carriage, To ha viewed one day previous to the fide, and Cittiortes fiat no tt. nremifci ; at the Crown, St. Ives; George, Chatteris; White 1.1:,rt, March; Rufe and Crown, and Vine, Witheacia; Duke's Head, Lynn ; Red Liuti, Cambridge ; t main. Down ha:n ; lamb. Fly; White Han Bolton; Angii, Eeterbortmgt Georrz,Spakling ; of MtaTrs. Foxhitil and Fryer, Cavenalk Rreet,, Oxford-tireet and of Mr. Smith,rn. 6*, Broad•Rreet, vearthe Royal Exchange.. Fee FEVERS, COLDS, SORE THROATS, RIiEUMA TISMS, the VELIAW FEVER, ST. 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