Star. — London, England, 1802-08-05 00:00:00

INTJ.LI.IGENCL. cocxrm w it I'IMAI.I., AUGUST 4. Mot/ Noble and Right Hon. the Commitli..ners Appea's in Prize Petratu., Mm. Morin in nial!cr.—"llis was tlic cafe of a thip laden with a cargo of negroes, tal low, and butter, and destined thLrenith from Mar tini:pi: to the Hate..nnali, which was enputred on the totli of Aptil 1799, by his Majelly's Chip Alarm, Samuel Peter Forller. Efi. Commander; and Qneen, Mann I).thfon, r.f9. Commander, and carried into ti.e if:and of Jamaica, and there duly proceeded a;..tainsl. It apveared, that in the Court h‘low, the Judge tellored both flop and cargo. which was claimed as heir:Ting to Mr. John Juhel, of New York, merchant, and that this cafe was an appeal on be half of the captors from that fenteuce, on the ground that the evidence as to the property was contradiaory and Cede, and that the trauitsiuion was fraudulently conduaed ; and aim() on the ground that the trade in which the claimant was engaged was prohibited by the laws of his own country. Their Lordfhips, after hearing the Connfel on both fides reverted the fcntence - of the Court be low, and condemned both ship and cargo AS good and lawful prize to the captors. ASSIZFS, LEW'S, SUSSF V, AVG. 3.—.-The Court was oc. Cllpini the whole of this day in trying the follow emir_ : COCK V. Cock.—This was an aftion of eke). rn7nt, broi:glit to recover the poiredion of a (mall firm near Hortham. Mr. Serjer.nt Ste b P FARO, WllO led the cafe, (fated tllat the prevent Henry Cock claimed as heir to his brother Edward Cock, as heir at law to his brother, and he was unqueftionably entitled to it, unlefs Tane Cock, the other party, was the legiti mate ii . fue cf.the laft polfelfor, Edward Cock. The whol e queikion, therefore, turned upon the legiti macy of Jane Cock. The cafe was rather of a pe culiar nature. In former times, when a man and woman were married, all the children of the wo. roan we; . e fuppored to be legitimate, unlefs the hillband was extra quatnor traria—that is, was out of the land. Modern times, however, had re laxed this role, and now, if it was clearly (hewn that there was no accefs between hulband and wife, it would ballardize the iffue of the latter. But he fobmitied,that the non aecrli muff be clear 1r proved, and that legitimacy, the birthright of Englithmeii, wa. not to he taken away without Inch pofitive prior. It mattered not how proffi gate or abandoned the mother might be, if the bufband was within the teach of accefs, the iffue moll he preilimed to be his. • His client in this care was the daughter of Lydia, the wife of Edward Cock, horn under the follow ing circuinllanres:—Lydia Cock, the mother, previous to her marriage with Edward Cock, had borne him two illegitimate children. After the birth of the laft el.ild, Charles, the Parifh Officers interferA, and obliged him to marry her. This he did do ; fro immediately after the marriage be went et ^ay to London, and the law him no snore lir fume time, and his family, to prevent the purfttit of the Parith Officers. gave out that wets g one to London. lie believed that they had rn totem:ode for Palle time. The marriage u•as in July 1781, hut in 178.} the woman heard that her h'ifband was in London—the went to town, few him, and had connection with him.— In 17C.4. he alfo came down in a Gage to fee her at Fffinghatn, w here the then lived, and the child whr.fe lee,itirnacy was difputed was the conk novice of that vifit. He alfo went to fee his own family, but as he wifheel to conceal his being there from Parifh Officers, he was concealed the whole time of his vifit, and did not publicly Phew himiell in the town. Previous to his coming down, he wrote a letter to his wife, faying that he flionlet vifit his friends, and endeavour to get money to pay off the parifh of Effingham. lie was not fieecefiful, and again returned to Lon don. Iris family then reported he was dead, but in fail he was not fo; for in the year 1788 he mar ried in London a perfon of the name of Hinck man, and his wife belies ing the report, I a I alas ma: ricd again a perfon of the name of Viddler.— Wlian the child was born, it was an object to conceal who was the father, becaufe, if the wo man had laid it WAS ha leutband's, the pa.ith of fleets mull have known he was within roach ; and therefore it was that the child was baptifed by ancil her name, and this would be an aniWer to v. hat he underfiood would be proved by the other fide, tonelv, that the child was know' by another name. l'ott ioteited the whol e of thi s conceal. m:o• _in:owned r.i not Ling, melds the other fide viva' ilioved a iv., It was fortunate alfo. that / I .le ei.aile would not reit lin the rellimony of the non'..er, Lydia Cock, ac he &dd call other f;ee Ed',eard Cock on the outfide of the lint ;ham huge, going down at the time he hist irate.:, whim tie made the vifit to his wife, and from whlca e hit, and the iir.creoutfe that followed, line Co: L. indent litigant, was horn. He . roan-lilted by that legitimacy was a legal right. o hi:li con.d not be dettroyed until non awl: tv•ii politivjy proved. The marriage of Edward Cock and Foipkins se as proved to have been on tle: :th of July, The birth of two fpu rous ciii!dien—and Neat Edward Cock ran away the day of the mart i ege, was admitted. Liona Cock, die wife, was then called ; the Hissed that flit was married to Edward Cock in ; he lett her the moi tint{ after the marriage, ai,d the never law him again kill March 1784; the than :is/eel with a Mr. Banfalls, and The had not known where be was during that interval. He it told her that lie worked at Whitbread's brew !! and that lie would go borne and endeavour to g,t time money of his frinids to fettle with the l'ariiii of EiTinglntm. Ile Raid with her all night e.;.d had a illootal intercourfe. He went zee y ;Is tin: rto.rniiii4, and told her the might /,•••-, :0 tam. to Ant_lieft at_tlii;_golden CMG, CIIA- twn public honfes nether, and there they had alfe connexion, and that Jane Cock was the fruit of that connexion ; the returned home, and was in due courfe delivered. This was the material part of Thomas•Creen, for Itcalingmoney, &c. in a dwell ing-houfe, were all capitally convi4led and left tot execution. Sarah Fit•lil an.' \Vm. Jacob, tried for different robbet ies ; John Avery and John Lock, for horte tiealing; and 6ar.di Grovec, for uttering counter ' fyit- money, were alto capitally convified, but te. prieved before the Judges left the city. At: the Cot;:millici for the comity of Oxford, 'l'. Caramel, for a litic::Ery in the Ironic of Mr. l'a r. fon% of Dor.lietr, io the year 1797, received fen. 'tencc ofdeatb,and is h.ft for execution. J.Cncliere, fo^ ItcalinM a tea.chell, (even Illver tea-fprions, and other aiticles, was f ineoced to be imOrifoned for mo„rlis ; and Dorothy Gibfon, for ; defraud, was or.lered to iniprifon:d t 2 monthi l. . 4 • her teliimony, as to the legitiniatv ; btt after a long and very severe crols.exaeoination by Mr. GARROW, her conchiet appeared fornething more than doubtful. She could not deny but that the child had been tifually called Jane Briggs, and thlt (he had threatened to fweAr it to a John Briggs r but the laid it was out. of fpite to his fa ther, who, as Parilh Officer, had threatened her that he would make her fwear her child. She was cloEly examined as to having had intercourfe with other men ; but lite denied it in a Manner ra ther contradiaory to what the faid. She admit ted that the had a child fubfequent to Jane, while lhe lived frith a Mr. Brett, who died and left her his property ; ]he denied it was his child at all— that her hulband had paid her another fecret She denied that fhe had ever told a man of the Awhony Lutr.,, a private in the Qteen's German R.ginient, nii.d at Witichcfler yefterday fe'nnight, tor the iiiiirtha of S. liallnek, was the man who aillnaliy tonok the flandard from BONAPAitTee In vincible Legion, and carried it, to head quarters, for which he was ordered, by Sir R. ABERCROMuy, Ito be paid so dollars, and a certificate -of his gal- Pant cnndua to be entered on the orderly hook !the army. In confelnence of the above bei , if: vat by the Adjutant of the reEiment, and the very lirong telliniony he bore to - his general pri• vac chart ter, the Judge humanely ordered the very lenient fine of is. the Jury having brought in a Verdun of Nlanflaughter. name of Lucy that the had got the chute, and would be d—d if the did not keep it. The man ner, however, of her giving her teltimony, threw coaliderable fufpicion as to the truth of it. A witnefs was then called,who laid, that he had feen Edward Cock onahe outfide of a Horiham coach fince his marriage. It was 18 or 20 ','Lars ago ; but he could not fix the date. Burridge, an apprentice to Edward Cock's father, was called, who proved that Edward Cock was at his father's at Horiham fuldaquent to his POLICE, sce... marriage; he was kept concealed in the honk.— BOW STII EF. T.---FR A U o.—Tllt fday Peter Polley! lie with mu could h not precifion, thou, however, fi gh x thhe e due of tht was ! e vifit was examined before NICHOLAS Boma, Efq. on a about '784. This being the whole cafe on the' charge of fraud. The cafe, as appeared in evi dence, was as follows : a poor widow with three ' part oDe f the fendant Mr. GARIIOW, on the other fide, made a molt children, being advifed to apply to her hufband's workmates, lawyers, for a fubleription to alleviate able fpeech, in which he molt minutely diffeit.led I her condition, and which is ufual in the trade, the whole evidence of Lydia Cock, pointed out a variety of contradiaions, and mulled that, even came down to Somerfet Houfe to enquire what the proceeds wer - The prifoner met her, and told if he were not to rebut it by other evidence, that the Jury mull give a verdift in favour of bertha he was foreman of the lawyers, and that he his Client. ! had interefled himfelf very much for her, and Several witneffts were called, who proved that in confequence had received from Squire Block Lydia Cock, the mother of Jane, had uniformly 31. 55. on her account, and that if the would bring afferted, that The had never feen her hatband from him the difference of a 51. note, he would give it to her. The poor woman went to a friend, and the day of her marriage until after her fulifequent marriage with Viddler, and that the had always borrowed a il. note and a guinea. On her return, the faid Jane was the daughter of Briggs, and that prifoner met her near Temple-bar, and talked her if The had got the change? fhe ftid (he had, and the child was called Jenny Briggs. Thomas Battle laid, he had heard her, in a gave it to him ; in return for which he gave her a quarrel with Briggs, tell him it was his child, and paper, with her name written on it, de:iring her 'I ark him to provide for his ballard, and to Five to g o to the office at Somerfealionfe as fall as the could, to get money for it. When the got there, her the money be had promiled for her lvingan. John Freeland laid, The lived with him as fer- the paper he had ariven her proved to he a printed transfer note i s him appre the 5 per cencents.by accident, and f 1 h . vane before the lived at Brett's ; flee always ufed 707 ad She law to call the child Jenny Briggs.—This witnefs be. him afterward in f at prefl'ed as to his having been a little intimate headed. . Lawton, from the Navy Pay Office, attend very with her, Seemed to wince under it, and not Mr ed, and prnettced a lid of twelve other perfons who houtly deny it. had ba:n defrauded in a tlmilar way. John Briggs was next called. He admitted that the prif•oner was COM the and the Old woman might fay it was his child ; mitred for another hearing, that the other parties hut it was not fo. Being allied whether he had not who have been defrautkil m !y have tiraz to attend. been criminally conneeted with her? he refuted to anfwer the queftion. Ni/ stow HOUSE.—Yellet day Pol:rt Hall was Mr. Thomas Hart, Clerk to the Jullices for examined, charged with having haler. from the Surrey, produced an examination which the had bottle of Mr. Williams, callenderer alai, glafer, in (worn, that Charles, one of her illegitimate chil- Alderfgate.hreet, a great quantity of linen and dren, was born after her marriage with Edward other goods. Several of the artich:i (which were Cock. found in the prifoner's lodgings) were produced, The fecond wife of Edward Cock was then ex. and ide n t i fie d b y Mr. Williams. He was tom. amined. She laid The became acquainted with Ed- mined for re-examination. ward Cock in 1783 ; The law him daily, as he A man was convi Lied in the penalty of aos. for worked where The lived ; The married him in 1787, ill treating a bullock iL Fore-hreet. and had feven children, five of whom were now GUILDHALL. Yeherday a young man was I living ; the had no reafon to fufpea he had ever charged on fufpicion of picking the pocket of a before been married : he was a very good linf-iGentleman, on Tuefday afternoon, in Bridgadtreet, band, and an affeaionate father. In the autumn ' Blackfriars, of a filk handkerchief. He was com of 1786 he went to fee his friends at Horiham, ! misted for re-examination. which was the only time he was ablent for a tingle I Vir ORSHIP STltEET.•••••Yraerday George Walter day. , was charged on oath with going into a !hop in Edward Robinfon, the perfon with whom Cock ; Old.fireet, and healing a fide of bacon, but being n lived in London from the year 1783 to 1787, faid ' pnrfued, he was taken with the property upon Cock had never been abfent one day from his ' him.He • dfor trial. - bottle until the year 1786, when he went to fee his I A journeyman carpenter , charged by his em father at Horiham. . ployer with leaving his work unfinithed, was or- Jane Cock, an aunt of Edwards, proved that , dered to be imprifoned for one month. this vifit was from the ill to the tsth Othober, in i T HAMES the year 1786, and not in 1784, as had been !worn hy Lydia Cock ; therefore that he could net have! name of Smith was examined on a charge of atfault ing another foreigner, as alto with being guilty of been the father of the child. The Servants in the horde during the period of i extortion. It appeared that the prifoner was in the years 1783 and 1/84, proved that Edward the habit of bringing feamen who hail been long Cock had never been there during thole years.— voyages to his houfe, as loon as they land, and The cafe on the other fide being here doled, after fleecing them in the molt unrelenting manner.— a short reply from Serjeant SHEPPARD, Mr. Baron The complainant had only been four days in the !imated that, in his opinion, no bottle of the prifoner, when he brought a bill againll IIOTHAM clearly int doubt could he entertained of the cafe, but that him for upwards of 4 1. which the sailor paid, but the whole weiaht of evidence lay one way.—Ver- ' having complained of the unreatinarlikneis of the 0. ; charge, the prifoner gave him fevcral blows, in 1 diet for the Plaintiff: It is to be obfervecLhere that as the affirmative ;houfe , which he was feconded by another perfon in his of the Ale lay on the Defendant , ' his Counfel be- , and trirned hint out of doors without per• gar inflead of the Plaintiff. This is the fecond : Smith was detained for the aft Cult. and that he time the caufe has been tried; on a former occa- ' pitting him to take away his chef). I a . may be reported at the Secretary of State's Office,' lion the verdict was in favour of the kgiti 711 under the Alien AEC, as well as the perfon who yaw Cod. ! aflilled him in maltreating the profecutor. NORTHAMPTON.—At the affixes, which finned . The mailer of a co:riling %retie', was committed on Thurlday, the four following prifoners were i for re-examination, on a chttac of having King's capitally convicted , and received fentence of death, ''l in his T ffi '•' •' . I DITS pnt e on, and haewlie fusan•al finail but were all reprieved before the Judges left the I anchors, which it was fulpeaed be had taken from town, viz. "robit Mellower and joint Lambert, for ' barges. horfeßealing ; and Henry Eve and Richard Gaf-; Is H , IF CHAPEL.—Tnefday 7anies SI -p, appre. csigne, for houfe-breaking. One was fentenced to hended in Rosemary-lane, al.i:e offerinzat piece of he tranfported for (even years, one to be impri. cotton for Cale, which he had ti olrn from a perfon Toned twelve months, and one (for manflaughter) emp l oye d to ma k e i t up i nto fhi rts , was committed was fined ts. and difcharged. Four were delivered for trial. by proclamation. SHADWItI.L.--TUealay Thomas Chant was charg- On Tuefday fe'nnight the allizes for Hampfhire . e d by Hai await Neale with coming into her fhop commenced, when John Wallis was tried for the to try on two pairw 01 trowle r s when - ' i , re atca rig an wilful murder of Geo. Wheeler, at Bafingfloke, ! iry he rta out of the (hop, and was with the circumfiances of which were proved in evidence i c'Pditrnt4ity" overtaken. He was committed for trial. exally as they had been Rated before the Coroner, I orday Wiiliam Cooper, of Aldcrton, was and as related in a former paper ;he was, confe. I M !committed to Ipfwich gaol, charged with the quently, found guilty, and fentenced to be hung !wilful murder of Jemima, his wife. and his body to be diffated. Elizabeth Davis, committed on fufpicion of having urged Wallis to I Lalt week was committed to York ca file, J ohn the menaler, was tried and acquitted. i Joy, charged by the Coroner's Inquell with killing James Cooper, tried on a charge of having ft nlen I and flaying Chs. Dearden; at the townfhip ofLeeds. a two.yearling heifer from the foreft of Egre ; Wm. I A filvet fmith at Chatham, having attended the anr.IPP Cooper, lon of the before-mentioned prifoner, for iceremony of opening the oyfler-iartinifs, found, " a o ... ay. W.. 1.4 Ilion a Pi/11l !on his return a that his horde had been b k "NT ttt. Rosrrity.—Son,laF ir,r,Tr" (: the Poti•boy bri77.4 . mg ; • Tr. cotmt, v, was :toppe..l ht :ie.... • from 1..7...iit1ig0v7, by • ho 7 stud hoy Mt.,. .t field, whe7:7 :her tits boy's eye., rind alio H, t:o - t.ttening him tvi.h initut. ‘ 111 , 4 11 , 7;, the ,beat 100 par!, 6 . 011 I !c, the buytc,tc, Nvherc they cut 1:p the rh.oi tral t•L:t the 'tetter , . foldec.!:ta,l::,2,l for :tu 11. to re:0u..0.'714:.::„1 . ),i n't he rh:t:!:: the \ , 1:;:v; t.) a .~: .. the . ii.j....;Ylo!rimod, ;‘) 1\11 ,, n) 1.:. - 1 wl:at ha! lia.,l i •coeLl. 'Ch.! 1.. •- font out his firvailt., on licridlac!:, but they conid get no trace; of th.: . Lail week a young man was , J...:l::;t.Jattcr.: i . to rob a thop in the Grafs He came in at a window in tit.: :.• deliberately tr:ok nut the bolt ot . with a view of making his (reap!, it 1 .1 , difcovered. He then occe,!ad to tl,f ; ;-, but was heard by the people in the itoii! . e , feized him 1 , -f: ore lie cnnit.ll;c? fintenc: d bin; to four muntlis I)litary cc , nfit:Lineat in BriJewell. ..U~:I , ~. _.. A highwayman went upon the road near Em. pinghani tatapike oil ?ilnn refs than hall an Lour, !lace di.r tent veiieis, :ma a farmer, wiw was w,:lki:ig in leis can groundF. On Monday nig!lt, ahont ten o'clock, a Cm tleman was (topped in a ono..ch.iife, near S•inr. ford-hill, by two footpaLk, wh, denian! , :.l !..s money. One of them prelentesi a pin, ,i, e boy, threatening to blow hi., hi a:ns out ir ~•• ~t- tempted tempted to drive on ; the other robbed the tleman of eafh and notes to the amount of cpwards of 301. • Wednefday, lafl week, about noon, a Mr. S. gram, travellhlg from Leicefter, was Lopped Lutterworth, and robbed of his watch, a part f (addle bags, 4 pocket ledgers, thiee guinea :..(-;e s , and Tome filver. The perfon who o•turnil!t.'. robbery fpent the evening of Tuefday with Seagram, at the White Hart Inn, in th:it where he airtime.; the eharaeler of a travacr, affcciated with the gentlemen in the travAi.:•s' loom. He was dole!) , pnrfued through many direft roads to Gumley Wood, where he pr‘', , ','? remained rnoft of the night, as the fitddle were found the next morning, about fix 0'.71( in the wood ; and his bode appeared to h.tv-.:1 , .:en tied to a thorn bufh, and had grazed all moue!. ECCLES! ASTICA PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Clnel rAt(lifiAd, B. A. And sou):, of !dui College, Oxford, eleded re!kw of the. On the 2sd of Lift month was indueted into the Ren...y St. Mary Magdalen, 13ertnJncifey, the Rev. Henry Cos A. M. relodcrzd vacant by the de.dhh of the Rev.Thoh On Saturday laR, the Hon. Archibald Hintilton C:: A. M. Chhrk, was inftalkd to the Prebohd of I.athgt Vo:i Cathedral, vane by the death of the Rev. Edmund Ihrour,. The Prince of Wah:s has been coracioufly pleated to :opy.::*. the Rev. Robert Phillips, M. A. 14c/or of Great lA'cln. tiiav, in the co unty of Suffolk, to be one of Ili; Royal 111,;ihhic:Vs Chapbh.:4 in ordinary. BIRTHS. On the 30th uh. at Keith Houk, Lady Ann Hope, of a fon. Tliurfday laft, In Wood-ftri.ct, Cheapfide, the Lady of the Provolt of King's College, Cambridge, of a fon and heir. , On the 24th ult. the Lady of William Bell. Efq. of Great Ormond-ftri.et„, of a daughter. At Champfleurie, the 2 ce. h tilt. Mrs Johnftoo of Straiton, d a daughter. NTARIO.I.I), On Mon,lay laft, by the it,e. lira Iladden. Vicar of 1 reds, t R o lirnr I..iikr, F,f . Captain in the 1 yth Light Dr.:puns, tJi NI i!3 Roper, n f S ei-filtiare. On the 2,7:h tii Ainhursh, Mr. John Gunn. of lirr. - : - . ttreet, Luirl.in, to :tun 1' otr..F., or J.iittes's-Cqu.ire,FLiP burgh. .... Lately, Wit!. Sinythies, Tic. of the Teinr!e, ehkit fiA nftle late Frank :imythizb, Erg. of Colzheller, Eller, to lifs Richards. On the 28th nit. at CLifwick, Captain Renon, of tLe Royal Navy, to Mrs. Welcher, of Turnham•rr.en. At rdinhuiela, uu the 29th t:P. Mr. ;din l.nnci. n. Ptic 7 Lt in Lia Alajclty'r Navy, to Mile Nlarzaret /la} fait, cicea to of Rohr: t l'ltytatr, - , - - At Lri.,h, on the zt!,.; ult Mr. jornrs P.trre. !..t7tnr. is Edinburgh, to Marzart..l Niartin, ri3u; . htcr LAS Nlartin, to-rrhant there. _ On Monday lalt, at Ay:efbury, Jnftph Rcf:, Lf.:l. to MI% Hayward. Ireftertlay, J. Slater, Efq. of Nlorcatc, to Mils Shelurch!, Oxon. On the 27th ult. at St. I)unftar'a in tin Mr. j.:=.l Medlantl,of ktockinizhain-row,Newingtun Lut:s.ie Clara, niece to Mrs. Col, hrooke, of • muci.ing. at Lambeth Church, Mr. Salm,' jun. of Keniilv ! iton, to Mils Fruices of the late Francis Line, lifq. of Kingitou-iir. , i-Huii• At St. Pancras CiLarch, I.Ved..chlay rh. 4L;. r Jame% (2.:irns, of the 1(431 Navy. to Mir. fte 1 David R £l4 Comninuncr of hi; Maj•!:t . i's Ceani::s Scotland. Df f:I1. Suddenly, on Saturday in the 33,! f<r ~ f 77.., tte Rev. Rich. l'arke,f rmerly Kector ot St. , town, South Caroiina, and late R,Cbir of llattyrj. }.,r.! Niond Ay Folini.n, ^rter al. .3 Mrs. Stubbs, wife of George 5.13551, £l.l. of Co-orge-tirect, WeittninfLx, and dau i ;lnrr of the Lac Thurfilay hit, at his hot* in Great Port! thr Stith year el his age, Mr. With:int Coring, upn.trd. of •.3 Cl:rk in the 'Viet:.Jilin, Other :or kcrping thc twining to the Works and Repairs. Lately,l•l the Writ Itrhea,ajtd almut Rofi udale, of Hcll, natter of the Dane Tare belongim, to London. On the a; tit ult. at St. 7.7ary Cray. Kent, in !;., • .• of her Cathiri tic Nioircr, thc whin of I • •.? Mof.s, ia,e of Erarforil. S:i . turi!:ty 6(1, in thc ••tli yearOf his aye, at in Grove.placc.l . la:kley,ll , llll3S V4Tli ' • • H. Malkin, A. of y Coilzre, I•alt week, 33, Mr. John Mat-Lh.J.l, lat.; a I.!tu•tr. , : - . 1 in the North Lincoln Militia. TO MORROW. Sun riles Sun fats 28 ItliilUtCx. 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