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tioti !end the . Ittligment thereupon, was a real and bona fide proceeding, it would be a bar to a recu• very in this attachment, and they mutt find a vei•- diet for Smith the Garnifhee : on the contrary, thould they he of opinion that this anion was com menced and intended to be ufed merely for the purpofe of protening SpLke's property from being attached by his creditors, they mutt and for the Plaintiffs In the attachment, (notwithflanding fuch finitious anfons, we hare heard, under the deno inination of anions to prevent, have been long hfed and acquiefced in la fume of the praftitioners pf the court as a bar to attachments), for if fuch anions were allowtd to lie an effennal bar to at tachments, all the advantages of this beneficial cullom would be e'ellroyed bra trick. The Jury gave a verdin for the Plaintiffs for 4661. the fum (worn due to them from Speke, and which was paid by Smith the Garai:lace, to the Plaintiffs, Mc ills. Kent and'Co. ASSTLES. , . Suitzev:—Yeflerclay William Board was put to thrbar, charged with felonio a (faulting Thomas Goff, on the King's highway, near the halfway Honfe at Deptford, ptittrrg him in fear, and taking from his perfon a metal ivatch, fled chain, and feals, two half-crown piece!, and other artkles,his property. The Profecutor &pored thit on the evening of the 18th of March, about eleven o'clock, as he was on his way home, he was (lopped by a Man ' who Paid D—o your eyes ! Rand and deliver, or Pll blow your brains out." At the fame tithe he prefentcd a piftol. Almoft immediately another man came np, when the witnefs told them he had nothing worth their taking. The 'all man, .hotv ever, fearched his pockets, and tookihe thfngs as Rated in the indiamenr, and alfo a bottle and afterwards made off. He was unable to fwear to the perfons of either of the men. • Robert Moore, a moll deftgerate looking fellow, and who had been admitted King's evidence, de pored,: that the Prifoner at the bar met him about nine o'clock on the evening of the lath of March, according to an agreement made between them, ,in order to go out and rob; they had a pot of beer at the Bricklayers' Arms, in the Kent Road, and then proceeded towards Dept6ard, hiving provi ded themfelves each with a. loaded piflol. The Witnefs acknowledged that .he Rope the Pnafecu tor, and (wore that the Prifoner rifled his pockets. They afterwards got over a hedge, fat thernfelves down, and drank the bottle of gin; after which they feparated,.each going to his refpeaire home. O 4 his crofs-examination, he acknowledged that he had been concerned in various robberies in dif .ferent parts of the kingdom, with perfons who have been tried and convided.on his evidence. The Officer who apprehended the Prifoner pro duced two pi b is, which he found in the Prifoner's :haute; one of there was loaded with powder and Intl, and the other with five Rugs ; he all() pro -1 duced a quantity of powder in a 'talk, a bottle of ;phaphorus, and a dirk, or dagger. The Prifoner, 'on being eked bf the witnefs wtrat ache made of Abele things, Paid, they were for the protection of his houfe. The defence was an afili. To prove 'this, the Couplet for the Prifoner called Mr. Don nelly, Officer to the Sheriff-of Surrey, who Rated that he arrelled the Prifoner for debt on'the ;Gth of March, and that he continued at his houfe in Webber-llreet, St. George's-Fields, until near eleven o'clock on the evening of the t Bth ofMarch, at which time he was bailed. T 9 confirm his tef-1 timony, a Publican in Kent-greet, and alfo the Prifoner's father, were called ; they Rated, that they went to Donnelly's houfe in or to bail the Prifoner, and that before they left the hate, the clock bad buck twelve, after which they all to getber went to the Publican's horde, where they Rept till near one o'clock. The wife of the Publican Rated, that the fat up for her hatband, and that it was confiderably pall twelve before 'they returned ; that they' then had fomething to drink, when the reminds' them it was one o'clock, and Paid to the Pitt — otter, “ Wil liam, you had better go home ;" upon which they, food after retired. !Theft witneffes gibe the Pri loner a good charafter for honeßy; they Rated him to be a bricklayer, and faid fne fometimes worked for his father, who is a 'mailer brick layer. Lord Kew TON stilted the Publican what became of thedebt for which he balled. the Prifoner i He anfwered that he rendered him in difelsarge of his hail, fome time in the month of April ; and that he was in prifon for the debt at the time that Moore charged him with being, concerned in the robbery. His Lordthip called the profecutor again. and; quellioned him as t o the certainty of the day on ' which the robbery was efteeed. He aid he was ,quite certain, it-took place on Wednefday evening 1 1 ,the ttith of March, about eleven o'clock. Lord Kenyon then told the jury, that the `charge againft the Prifoner came from a very-fur pictous quarter, though it bad been found necef , lacy to admit accomplices to become evidence, in , order to convia a number of bad men. Who other wife might efcape the eye ofjuflice, if Each means were not refot ted to; therefore it was permitted to benefit the public tie!-.d. In this cafe, howerer, the prifoner mull be acquitted,' as an ANN, a' it was called, had been proved ; and he few no re'a fon to donbt the truth of the witnelFes for the Pri foncr. lithe Jury were fatisfied that thefe witnef fes had given a true account, they would pronounce a verdict of acquittal. The Jury immediately found the prifone r—Nu Grifry. Lord Keeton recommended to the prifoner to be careful of his future life, as it appeared from the pitiols, ace. produced this day, which were forma in his polleffion, that he was addided to il legal comics, and which would in the end bring him to the gallows. Bridget Dm/7, a young girl i 7 years of age, was fentenced in be tranfported for (even years, for picking the pocket of Henry Horniby of a purfe, containing - -, thr (billings, in a public-bode in The affixes* being finiihed - the following' capital 1 conv it% received feiltello2 of &MI) Charles Watfen, for felcnioufly making, forging, and counterfeiting the current coin of this realm, called fhillings and fix-pences. He was indiaed with Sward Watfon and Mary Wallin, his foci and daughter. Lord Kcavott, in palling fentence, told him his crime was greatly enhanced by his bringing up his children to the fame iniquitous trade. /Wham Watts alias Ottoway, James Sthith, and William Richard 80, for hurglarioufly breaking and entering the dwelling houfe of William Wid dows, in the parifh of St. George, Southwark, and felonioufly ftealing a large quantity of wearing ap [pare], his property:, Thomas Bundle for burglarioufly breaking , and entering a dwelling 'ionic. John Peqflv and Wm. Pimett, for burglarionfly breaking and entering the dw e lling-lintife of Ro bert Miles, hi the p.ri h of St. Mary, Newington, and fie:ding- a box, containing call' and notes to the amount of Upwards often pounds. John Whim, for fclunionfly breaking and enter• int; the dwelling-houfe of Thomas Stump, in the parilh of North Elfled, no perfon being therein, and flealing a filler watch and a great coat, his property. Thomas Southby, for bitrglarioufty breaking and entering the dwelling-houfe of Elizabeth Bedwell, at Dttlwich, and• ftealing a variety of articles. . Thomas Willmerne, for lsurglariou fly breaking and entering the dwellinglhoufe of James Hull, in the parifh of St..olave,Sonthwark, and ftealing twelve paper parcels of rabbits wool, and other things, his . property. Yoh,. Harris, for felonioufly affaulting John Baddy on the King's Highway,leaclingfrom Rich mond to Putney( and taking from his pe rfon a guinea and a half in gold., and other monies, his , T , *fifth Briliot, for ftealing at Abinger, the ear , e eOf a flicePi the property of Wm. Baker. Thomas li:riser, for ftealing, in the par& of kingflon, a 9ieather lamb, the property of. J. Row. AIL Harrifon and Wm. Stedman, two foldiers, the one aged 18, and the other 22, for a rape on the perfon of tarah Berry. Thus concluded the Home Circuit, the prOcee'd ings of which on the plea fide we (hall regularly detail. Many of the caufes will be found of thefirft importance. • An agent of the new ErenchAmbafrador, CHAI4 - rector, who• is to reGde at Vienna, has arrived ' there to hire a fuitable manfion for him and his numerous fuite. He is, 'it is raid, to be allowed one kundrdandfintr tboufand florins pet The Em prefents to los EP H BOMA P ARIZ and his retinue, on account o the Peace of Lune ville, have been alitially forwarded to Paris,whence the Imperial Cabinet has received the fundamental bafis of the fylicm of indemnities, which, to.avoid frclh broils, has, it is raid, been agreed ° to, with very few exceptions. Colonel MARK WOOD has purchafed the elates .of tipper and'Lower Gatton, from Mr: Pellets, and has left tewn to take poffeilion of his purelvare. At Foxhaugh, near Kirkliffon, afew weeks ago, two well-fledged canaries were taken out of a green linnet's nen in the fields, which had been hatched from two canary eggs, put into the neff, and brought up along with the young linnets by the dam, a cireurnftanee rather uncommon ii iMs country. Yeaerday morning,abont four (Vela:l4th* ware hook of Mr. Haws and Co. wholerale tea-dealers, in Abchurel-lane, was difeoveral to be on fire ; land the flames raged fo rapidly, that wi th er the contents of the houfe or wareho:ife could be raved. Above one hundred chats of-tea were confumed; but leckily,from the affive exertions of the different fire engines, the flames were lopped from totally deftroying the adjoining bourn and warehoufc, al though many of them materially damaged, parti ,cularly towards Sherbourn-lane ' near th e Pal- Office, The propertrof the alarmed inhabitants .was likewife well protefted by many of the Gentle 'men Afrociatiun in that neiglabourhoed, and the City Marßiall, and Conflables. Weelnerday evening,, about fix o'clock, as two poor labouring men were at work upon Ike old leers% now taking-down at the end of Butcher.' row, cafe to the gate of Clement's Inn, the walls tumbled in. One of the men was entirely buried in the ruins, and the other, all except his head.— They were immediately extricated, and rent to the hofpital, the one in a coach, and the other on a bier ; but the latter, we are concerned to • Plate, expired on the way, and the former is not likely to recover. Yeflerday, about twelve o'clock, a cow with a calf palling through Sun•ftreet, Biibopfgate•flreet, the animal being irritated, toired d oung girl, pacing at the time, who was thereby fo much in jured, that her life is defpaired On Monday night, by means of the contrivance of two fentinels on the Mill Prifon guard, at Ply mouth, fix prifoners efcaped over the outer wall, but being boa taken, were conduced to the prifon cachot. On relieving the fcntinels at twelve o'clock two were milling from their polls, and had left their arms and accoutrements behind them.—Pa *soles of horfe and foot are (catching round the country. LaR monday night fevecal honks were flolen out of pafiures in the parilh of Chawton, Hants, and particularly out of the fields of Wm. Paowtimo, ECq. by a gang who infeft that and the adjoining counties, which they difpofe of in diftant counties and at fairs. _ _ FOURTESITH ElPRlSS.—Thericket, No. 3996, a Prize of Five Thoufand Pianists, war fold (at CAR ROLL and Co's. truly Fortunate Office, No. 36, Oxford-fireet, near Rathborte Place) in the follow ing Shares, viz. One Garter, Two Eighths, and Fight Sixteenths. Tickets and Shares, warranted indrawn, will continue on Sale during the draw ing.—N. S. The Tickets and Shares For the enfu ing Litrglifh Lottery are ort Sale in greet variety. l'hS al t name, paid for Prices in the late Ev a, Loft, yr r•utcriMeitt. lOT one recovery nt ro . e money attaen.l containing eighteen (billings, in a public-botife in 1. eu., If the Jury mould be of opinion that this ac- the Borough. IA • _. f i l, LAW INTELI,IGENCE. MAYOR'S COURT, GUILDHALL, LONDON, JULY 16 RESOLE SIR JOHN WM. ROSIN KNIGHT, RECORDER, AND A SPECIAL JULY OF MERCHANTS. RENT AND OTHERS V. smirit. This proceeding nrofe out of the Cullom of Po. reign Attachment in London. We will briefly (late the nature of this Cullom, which appears of confiderable importance to the commercial world. It appeared from the openillg by Mr. Serjeant Su ern ran, leading Counfel for the - Plaintiff, that by the Cullom of I.oreign Attachment in London, ' a 'creditor may attach the monies and goods of his Debtor in the hand of a third perfon f denominat- ' ecl Garniihee) in order to compel the Debtor to appear, and give bail to anfwer his creditor's deinankl ; if he negletas to appear and give fuch b 41),, the monies or goods thus attached are con demned, and paid or delivered over to the credi tor in latisfiebon of his debt. -From the record of the proceedings and the evi dence adduced in this caufe, it appeared that Peter Speke, Efq. of Calcutta, in the Eaft Indies, being indebied to Meas. Kent and Co. in 4661. they, on an dffidarit of debt for that fum, commenced their aCtion in the Mayor's Court, London, againft Speke, and thereupon attached in the hands of MIN Johnan&William Smith, all debts due from teem, and •all monies, goods, and effets in their luttlik,-eeloniing to Speke, to anfwer the debt due from him to. Kent, and Co. That Meal. Kent and Co. might be enabled to proceed in 'this' attaCkstien; with elle& they filed their bill on tee equity fide" of the Mayor's court, againft Idutfrs:Smirbs, to difcover what propettythey had in their hands belonging to -Speke, fubjeet to be attached. To this bill on the s7th of Nov. I 800, Wife:, Jo* and William. Smith put in an anfwer. !kitting, that they had not in their hands jean asalY-PrOPertY belonging to Speke, but that tli,who alone was agent for Spcke, had in Ada bolossiog-to Speke, a baltnce of 600o1'. slat ipnlttds, but that on the loth day of Septem - bet tortetainv and 'llion had been cow:lanced in the Connefiting's Bench by Speke, againik the faid Jahn Said; .for the recovery of the raid ba latni, and that udgment had been (lend there in, for- 60001.. and upwards. The attachment in the hands of John cad William Smith *4 being FI was abandoned; and n being' ^ . ss & e adion in King's Bench by ' ke, vakft-JOhn Smith, had been commenced , twYed !Winne the ataions of Speke, and was •fet up, rud Pateaded to be ufed merely for.the purpofe of . ikeitedlng the Monies of Speke, againft attach ments,in the hands of John Smith alone ; on the Iced def of November the day on which the , mdWer Was pin in, the attorney of Kent and ', Ca lidetri^-mthng the adlion in Kisses Bench, • Atriittl• ItiLlittorisinent to be made in the hands of can Ihnith,*parately, and a fecond bill was filed t Ahstllk* pwWeras the firitagainfli.Satith,who ''.his ishrer - thereto, admitted, that-he hadin his bands 'ballots* of 60001. and upwards, belonging if,Wia, and again hated the aelion and judgmem sizt hien in K.g's Bench at the fait of,Speke, #414 that anti the making of the lall attachment, *lna waved ilireitions from Speke, by letter 4041 tsth September preceding, to apply the me ' lis his hands to the payment of Mrs. Speke's Connie' for the Plaintiff, M. Serjeam 4811P . 111, iffllthelfrs ICSOWLIS and REYNOLDS, tiro of t& City Pleaders, contended, that on a re-. finance to delta and other cireumflances apPearing on the face of Smith's own anfwer whkb was in evidence, it was nianifeit that the anion in King's Beach kt up to.bar a recovery in this attachment, could notAsive been commenced by the direCtion • of Speke the Plaintiff in (itch ahion, therefore it was in thii Cafe . ofno Avoid t• and as to the other ground of defenee,it vas contended that direhions to apply money generally in payment of the own ers debts, wouldnot prevent the - fame from being ' attached, aecorstitig to the culloth cf London, by the owners 'cre The Cttors. iv Mel theeva rni thee, Mr. Se rj eant Bs sT, bitch Meffts.Vatttset and Warm', the other two at Pleaders, infifted, that from' any thing which bad appeared to the contrary, the atlion in King's Mid& sliiiinh Smith, the Garnithee, might be a ftile.andMejl4 proceeding, and if fo, it was a bar to Oh attachment. And that the direEtions con tained in Speke's letters was an appropriation of gill Money attached,and that Smith the Garnifbee held' die fame in mit for the peribns to whom the fame had been &retied to be paid, and therefore an attachment of this money, as the property of 6Peke, could not be (chained. Mr. Itcoanta in hisobfervations on thectiftem &foreign attachilent in London, and on the fees and law inning' out of the prefeut cafes, hated, that this cullonl, in point of date, appeared to be Coeval with the common law' of the land. That A confirmation of this canton had, in ezprefstirnn; been granted to the City of London by royal char ter fo early as Hen. T. (A. D. :woo) that it had • be en ratified and cohfirtned to the City by divers Alls of Parliament , in general with other City cuf toms and privileges. That it had in innumerable inftanees been recognized IS) , die courts in Wea r/linnet Hall. as a good and valid euftom,and that thi+culkom whieh givesto the citizens, in the heart of their owd City, the meant of recovering their debts from foreigners and hungers re fi ding in a dihant find, may peehaps, in no (mall degree, have con tributed tettutt ommercial fupenority which this eiti now holds over all the other cities in the world. On AIN Articular cafe he obferved that the direetions given of Speke to Smith were not, in his upinion,*2 good defence to this attachment. It liad in mail , cafes by his predeeeffor?, judges of that Court, been held, that an Alignment nr three. tent's to pay money to creditors generally; would not prevent the money thus aligned or duelled to tit paid from being attached by this cuftom ; that thddivre the ovation in this cafe feemed to reit I.pi.n the laical Rated to have been commenced in :i mg's Bench by Speke againfl Smith, prior to this ! A • utchntalt, for +he recovery of the money attach.' . B?B:f i& L7ttoly ncdford-fir...c, Ludy •f H. I.untinzter, tfi 01 a daugiltL r. On the aattulLat Datchet, the Ludy of G.E.Grailam, of u daughter. MARRIED. Yefterday, at St. George's Church, Hanoversfquare, by the Bey. J. A. Carr, William Blacken, Efq. only inn of Sir Ftlwas d Packett, Bart °lndica, in Npithumberlanit to Mifs I(,.ene, t Weft daughter of Benjamin Keene, Efq. of Weit,e-Ludge, in Fanibridgefhire. Yefterday morning, at Lambeth, Thomas Crefswell, Er g . pf Gutild-Nuare, to Mifs Old, of Newington-place. • DIED. I At Great Harcourt, Newfoundland, Mira Garland, and alfo tier daughter; the former aged it& and the latter 80. . On Tuefday the sift nit. Mra Brownent in thC 83d year of her age, widow of the late Mr. John Broventmt, of Eroslfhani and the fame day her daughter, Mft's Martha Brownent, ag.d 48 years. They were both ititcrred in one grave in St. PAW'S Lhuralt.yard,LiverpaoL )I..iIASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL • • • COMPLAINTS. tiIttiDUFOUR informs the Public,that he may . daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfe, Nu S, Frith-Itreet, Soho, London, In all cafes of Obftrodtioits, Stricture., Oleos, Seminal Waknefs, Ineontmeney of Urine Ettulas, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, Ste. From vittenfive . Proetiee in this department, to which he has con fined himfelf for many years, he offers a method of cure, lank], effi, ac:ous, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr:Duro - up., foie Pfoprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Douglas, has ultimately fo improved them, by diveft log them of the Irritating effedts of common Bougies, that they fucceed Where metier and other violent means have failed. for the Venereal Weak, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffeffros of Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they rondo .eonfinement or rdlralnt in diet unaeceffary. Tatstable him to attend patients at their own boars, he has provided the affiltance of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cured by Rating their ogee in letters, poR paid. • Jult pubtifhed, price' as. 6d. Fifth Edltloo, enlarged.--A Treatife on the above Complaints, ilhiftrated with the various fymptonts and Cafes mewing the palbful and dangerous ef fects of Oxalic Boogies; an improved-method of treating gn norrheas, lie. ac. Printed for J. Callow, Crown -court, Soho, and H. D. Symonds, Paternoeter-row -alto to be bad at M'Queetis, Eatter-Change. and ,at the Author% AUDI C 124 n ACT • At the snly Wanaboufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St Paul's Cburch-yard,a few doors Irons the Corner of Cherplide, .THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the peers annexed, fedufive of the Stamp Duties inix)Ccd by this MI; but no addltionlif charge has been made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is cos:dinned at the original price of as. 6d. per packet. It.may alfo be bad at r L 4s. per damn; or he quantity of a dozen packets - in one bottle, for th it 6d4laty =hided, fo that the Public are no fades. Butte order to facilitate tie operative, and to Wren the bur then of this Ad, which would in a great mature have proved a lax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to any perfons pmthaftng half i dozen or mere, free from tie expellee of the Stamps. 'B. 1. • - Dr. JimeesPdorder s 6 • Dr. Steens Opedeldbe s 6 Asaleptic Pills 4 6 cooauloos Oil s 6 Cattle Powder x 6 Paregoric Lo. Dr. Hooper's Pills 'x if saws - ri Dr. Auain's Chillybeate Cansondle Drops x Pills • - 4 o Estee efOoltdoot 3 9 ' Berry's Bilionsßilla 3 o Mites of Pcppernaint 4 Daiby's Carminative 1 9 Cinn&irk Medicines S 9 •Tickers lEtherial Spirit 3 6 Gisfs's MagneSa 3 6 OreenoaglisTindtitres xtf Mites Scots Pills Ito Tole Lozenges f 4 Gnat's Drape - a s Mr. Spence's Denttiflee 4 0 Nouns Drops J. • , Freakes Tinthirc °Mull 3 6 Spillbures Drops d Hithein's 'ditto a 6 ilikedlinan's Pills a Eugielt,•Oolfor s 9 Dr./Minder's Tea •s 9 Cephalic Snuff • o 9 Jones's Bheanuide Thatture, 31.6 d. Al& the Genuine Arquebufade lately imported, add rnOA of the other Proprietary bleditines in repute. Onkel' for espor , 'onetime firprlied without Stumps as befere this A& N. B.; A • many Ferrous, particularly ferrates aad zneirensers, miftake the hoar, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is under the necalty of pOludng out, that it is it the Salt End of St. L Dad's, nearell to Cbespfidt, and that It bus great whits See- Feed frost, wick the:fewer& inferihed : • Tea ONLY WAN/MOUSE YON DAsjAlllel POYIDf• Baum% of a Letter from Mr. Cooper, a very refpedlable Gen dentin farmer, at Levingtoo, nem Iphrkb, to Mr. Th om e 'White, Maas; of the Academy at sftllch4m. DRAM Int, Jane 2, %Sot. wHEN you write to Dr. &Odom, pray inform . him, that I hive rap hem . Mnlkiner,all the he ' refit my moll fsnguiee expo:latices could lend roc to look for, or my moll emelt willies could induce me to hope. My cafe mar an irruption on my face, of the melt virulent nature, that ;was net meaty extretnety.troulikkey, but ago rendered OTC creelllvely kw fpirited' and Si. I Aridly followed the rules laid 'down in the Dodoes pub ll eadan, and was in d'art time molt radically cured; It Is now nearly two years Once I took the Me dicines, an have Deter firm had the Sighteß. return of my troubleibme difordet. I feel tea dot} which I owe to the stom pe .Mould (and lam lure your made of Waft will Indict you to Join, in the kntiment ;h at the Dodo . Mould be a li berty to make this cafe for the baulk of fabling indi viduals; beteg myfeff infinitely above regarding any remarks ,that may Denude on it by the inkiest, the Invidious, or die liocredulous. Your's ihreereiy, J. COOPER. S , r—le Janke to your merit, and for the benefit of the af- Sided, I mount you will Tann& my Cak : . 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