Star. — London, England, 1806-05-27 00:00:00

NAUTICAL nv7 SL LICENCE. MAILS THIS Diely..Wllid L 1 etc pea ; A" Du l a. burgh 0 o a I I,lfben 0 1 • Leeward ILlanef - Waterfoni Hamburgh o I I Leeward !UNA 4; O •••••••• PaazANCI, MAT 23.—Since my lati arrived the Benjamin, from Gofport ; the Providence, and the Friendly Relief, of and from Lone ; the Specu lation, from Plymouth; the Perfeverance, from Southampton ; the Thomas and Judith. from Swan. tea ; the William, from Gweek ; the Elizabeth, from Tessin; the Four Friends, of Yarmouth, from Charier ton, (in the port of Fowey) ; the Virzi cutter, and la CONTIANt 1 floop of war, from a cruize : alto the Pappinburgh galliot the Vro or Anna, Captain Mak, from St. Martin's, with fait, prize to lat COIItIAWCZ : alto arrived the Aurora, of Carmarthen ; the Delight, from Por:fmouth ; the Mtwara eutter.,from a cruise; the Aurora, with corn, for Carmarthen; the Unity, from Looe ; the Ayre, Gum? sr.r., from Cork, with oats, for London ; the Pheafant, from Poole t the St. Ire's and Joker, from Swanfea ; the Fly, from Fowey; and the Comet, from Plymouth. AU ddy blowing ftrong at Eaa by South. • Fa I:74OUTN; MAT 34. Sailed the PIIIICS OY Wm.'s packet, Cara/IS Hatau, fur Lifbon.-- Wind N. E. PORTSMOUTH, MKT i6.—Arrived the CLINKER and Dentinal gun brigs, from a entire; the ihip Retinberg, from Triefie, for Tonningen, de tained by the PLUTO hoop of war; the Seraphio, —, frern Barcelona, for Harnburgh, laden with brandy, detained by the &tams Ooop of war; the brig Yubeno, Rama, from &Rona, laden with raifins, detahsed by the Amelia privateer t the brig Orion, frOm Malaga, for Stettin, detained by the Trims fr pees the CaacaE a gun brig from a entice. Sailed the Tamaa frigate for the Channel Fleet ; the Childers brig dropped down to Yarmouth Road, waiting to celled the Newfoundland convoy. Sailed alfo early this morning the Racism's' ftigate, with a fleet under convoy for Gibraltar, viz. Endeavour, Coils &aria, Elizabeth. Edinburgh, Bonetta, and john.T. 'The Pertvxmassus, of 6+ guns, is dropped down to St. Helen l s. Sit , MAY a6.—Sailed the Dauntlefs prom, Captain COOK, having been paid this day, to the Downs ; alto the Bow erre. with the convoy to the Baltic as the weather is moderate, although the wind Hill continues from the N. E. The Tonningen convoy is not yet gone, hut as there are feveral (hips bc're, it is expelled to go the moment the wind gets round. The Bellona Swedifh flip, Capu GKITNIT'S, ladcil With a cargo of fruit, bound to Stettin, is un• laden, and the carpo will be fold in i few days. The Minerva, KROKS, a Swedifh flip, which received eonfiderable damage by the BLANCH' Mote run ning foul of her, is gene on the Ways to repair.— Wind N. E. moderate weather. Dam., MAT 26. Arrived the Vesuvius bomb, from Portfutooth, which is failed for the River. Came down frosts Sheernefs the Aerators man of war, and failed again for Yarmouth. 'Arribed the SIAoULL, TKOMPEUSI, and Kin (loops of war 1 Aaktetti fehooner, and feveral gun brigs, from off the Frenth coati, arid remain in the Downs with the rell of thy flips as per lalt. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. tspe.T Leta, who btavdy fought and captured la Mon, b appointed to the Tribune, infield of Captain Beneet, who has taken the command ef the Fade ; Capt. y to the Lively ; rLord FAVIALAND to tbc Quebec ; Cut wjto wly defended the Acheron, Babe Arladnc ; Capt. STAPOOLL to the Bet:trefoil ; Capt. MILLS! tO the Pallas; Lieut. Melt, leo of Dr. Meth, Plunders to Portfmetab 9arriton, to the Captain; M. ?Aeboocc. Clerk In the Clerk of the Cheque's Mice, at the Dock Yard, Pordhsouth, is made a Puller, and appointed to tht ilaraten. DISTRIBUTION OF PRI2E-MONEY. The Beagle, for the bullion, captured in the Spanifit thip Palters Herniate, January 14, 1805, will be paid on the eth of June, at N 0.2%, Arundel.ftreet, and recalled for three months. The Clinker and Nslfon, for the capture of the Fclicidad, March St. 1805, will be paid on their mini In port, and recalled at Mr. , March's Office, Caport, every Wedoefday and Friday for three months L'Aigle, for the capture of two French pinnaces, No, 361 an d ; 369, Nov. 27,1804, will be paid at No. 23, Surrerftreet, Strand, every Tuefdey and Friday according to ALI of Parliament The Niobe, for the capture of la Vidoire, let Deux Neveuz, s od veal, name unknown, Sept. 11l 5, will be paid or, her arrival in port, and recalled at No. 30,- Georgesitreet, Plymouth Dxk. The Difpateh, for the capture of Defire de la Palx, September 30, 1805; It Genevieve, Gaither 7, tBor, la Lottife. getober 15, 1805; and le Spadron, Dauber 51, 1805, av,ll he pelt., a the 3d of June. at No. 30, George-fir:et, Plymouth Dock, and re called agreeably to Adt of Parliament. The lamer, for the capture of the Charlotte Wilhelmina, De umber 30, t 797, will he paid at Mr.lA'ellem's, Gray's lataftluaft, en the 9th of June, and recalled fur three years. To the Hazard, for the capture of Nuftr, L. Signora del Carmen, February t 'Soy, a diftribution will be nRe at F. Sifort . ., Ply. mouth, every Monday and Thurfday for three months. L'Egyptienne. for the capture of El Dechufo, Fehrtr.r t, t 805, will be paid at No. 9, NewErnad.ftrect, Plymouth, every , ;Vednef. day and Thurfday (or three month. The Pomone, for the leisure of the Fortune (finuggler) will be pald at No. ta, Upper lharacs-ftrect, every day for three months. The Tiflphonc. for the capture of the Del Carmen, May 1, !goos w ill be paid at N 0.31, St. Swithin'slane, every Trefday and Fri day for three years.. La Loire, for the capture of Jr Vaillant French privateer, June n 5, tBes, will be paid at Mr. E. Line's, Plymouth , every TLefday and Friday. A diftribution for the Spartilb frigates Fame, Clara, and Medea, captured Olt, 5, :805. and San Miguel, alias El Fells, captured Dee 7, 404, by the Lively, will be made at No. is, Cecil-tired, for three years. FROM I.LOYD's LIST. Gaava+aao, MAT 25..—Pared by the i lc o fferfae, Warren, from Li bon ; Flora, Ingraham; Langley, W and the Iwo Good Sifters. Hall, from Norway. Sailed the Mercury, Sorrily, for New York; Phabe, Strutter, for Malta; Diana, Pin-v.ll. for Dublin; Mallbrook. Rled; Jorge Cornelia, Hendrick, and the Ifrow Vrintic, ledomp, for Tonningen. A airviro--At Cowes, the Minerva, Herron, from New York; god the Louliana, Norris, from New Orkam—A; I.4.yerpool, Triumph. CoggcfbaU, from Ncw Orkans; Fortaude, M•Lecni, from Norway • and the Sally Ana ' Glover, from Palermoy•vAt F a lmouth, Nepiuce. Wag er, nom Cbarletton—At Hoyiate, Inaba', Shaw, front Gbraliar.—At Noxcaftls, Concord, Ot way, from Rlck-../It Newry, OceaOs, Neilfon, from Leghorn ; Ind the Dorothea, jacobfoo, from Alieant. ' The Minerva, Hart, from Norway for Dover, is late° the Kenya Knock. The Corm ha. Hannan, Pappathurgh thin, loaded with Spa nib wool, which was detained M Ilfracombe, has bean liberated, the entire property appcming to he F.nali3i. The Fancy brig of war, wit► the Beet under convoy, v+h4h failed from the Nore on the tith, arrived at Tonningen on the silt MIL The Mary, Fuller, from Charlefton, Is detained and fent into Portfmouth. A fleet has arrived in the Humber from Motor. There are one hundred fail of Pruffian &Ms at Copenhagen, many of which are cilfpoling dl their cargoes, in et:torque= of the war between Prons and this country. The Columbus, of Aberdeen ; London, or Liverpool. and Friends. of London, have been detained at Memel. The Minerva, Covvt.r, from London for the South Seas, is captured on the eoali of Peru by her mew. The St. John Sebaftian, from London, was loft at Timor on the j tit of July. , '. The William, Hass-re, from Tenerife for Londen, hat been captured near Scilly by a Guernfey priva teer, and fines totally loft.. The Commerce, Eminent, from the South Seas for Landon is condemned at Sc, H e l ena . Th e carg o is put on board the Du Brie. The General Stewart, —, f r om Bengal for London, parted from the Carmarthen (arrived at St. Helena) on the 2 t ft of December, leaky, and intend ed gr,ing- to Benc. , olen. The Issatuay.t.t:t frigate bat kieen fohnd unlit for (civics, and i, to be broke up at Woolwich. Bor4L 4c4D4rmr. . EXHIBITION—MAY, dO6. ' • 67. Camille ensd Boy.—H.Blxci.tron.-•-Painted with all that freedom sod cpirit peculiar to the 4f. till ; but not coloured, in all its parts, according to the chalk diftates of Nattire. • 394. Pembroke C.afile, clearing' ap of a Tlmencler Storni. J. M. W. Tua Ell. LA.—Some ot the more fohlime phenomena of nature are here attempted to be repre tented by a very Pimple proce(. This mode of flt.e.ch. log upon Rained paper we confider as a mere uteelw. nical trick, calculated more to forward the immediate interefl of the artift than his ultimate fame. 419• Port►ait of Sir Alexaader Munro, Bart.—H. ASHBY.—A fufficiently Correa linear reprefentation of the features of the worthy and intel:igent Baronet, but the figure Jas no roundncfs, and the face no pro jeetion, through an injudicious diaribution of light and fhadow. 4sch lielsety Bridge. DI FL4VRY.-.. This is'a pretty landfcape, but there is not a fuincient variety of tint in the. colouting.. This arti4 is,. how. :ver, evidently improving ; his firm Adherence to the Rudy of Nature, in preference to that of the .manner of Come of his too popular cotemporaries, we highly applaud, 453. cheoiv Cqflk—P. SANDIY, by,all Plat limplicity oT , (kyle and pretifion of touch for which this veteran artift is fo jultly cele braced. 413. Charity.-569. aferry.—T. M. Ststrsos.— Thee are two very claffically•conceived, correftly 4r4ven, and well•finiffied defigns in chalks.--Thm are the produaions of .a young artill. from %Aar!, we think, the Public much to eipeft, if he will, not fuller himfell to be led out of, what we confider, the (orthodox track of Rudy. 42!. Ms Barrie Wrat.r.—This pro &salon occupies the fame- fltuatinn in the Council Chamber as that. of the Palacemf Pandemonium fall year, and is of a ilmilar.charafter as to general of fell. As In architettural defign, we have little to fay in its favour. As a drawing it has confiderable claims toxipprobvion fubjed, however, might have been better managed in oil colours, on canvas. Mornay.—The fporis.of..this mirth infpir ing feafon were yelterday celebrated with their ac cultomed glee. Greenwich Park was crowded with vifitants from the metropolis and the adjacent villages and the Hill, as ufual, difplayed an animated feene of ever• cite and amufement. Wandfworth alfo boalled a numerous Influx of holiday folks, who were delighted with the dignified holfpitality of his impetiaf Majelty of Garrat. The day was devoted to conviviality and broad _ humour's • • . The following horrid murder is flated in the New York Gazette of the 18th ult. to have been perpe traced in America the beginning of that month : A man who lived near the Dry Lands having to pay the firm of 8001. Called on a neighh.'ur who kept a public houfe, and mentioned the circumnance, ob. ferving, that he had the whole amount at home, ev cept Isl which he wifbed to borrow. The landlord agreed to lend it him, but Paid that he could not give it till the next day, when he fhould . go out to coiled Come debts, when his neighbour m ight call and re ! ceive 'what he wanted. He came at the appointed I; me, and, having waited the whOle evening, was pre vailed on by the landlord's wife to retire to bed in I • her honk, the promifing to call him on the return of her liufband. He fell afleep, but was foon ditturbed by terrifying dreams ; on which he awoke his bed , f e llow, a pedlar, who bad taken up his relidence there i for the night, and informed him of the circumllance. The latter endeavoured to pacify him ; but lie in formed him that he had dreamed his honfe was on fire, and his wile and children enveloped in the flames. He therefore determined on going hrme immediately, and the pedlar feeling interelled in the dream agreed to accompany him, taking with him a pair of excellent pillols, well loaded. The night be ing dark, they were alarmed, on approaching the houfe, by a bright light in the lower apartment 3--- and, on . approaching the, window, they beheld three men, with blackened faces, counting out money on the table. Each of the fpeelators then fingled out his mar, :mod flint two of the plunderers dead ; the third was met at the door, but being overcome with a confcious guilt, he made no refill.asee, and was difpatched. The agitated hufband then went into his bedchamber, and found his wife and three young children weltering in their blond, having apparently been murdered in their neap. On wathing the faces of the robbers, they proved to be near neighbours of the owner niche houfe, and were intimately connec ted with his family. Eantt A—ln the article yelletday tinder the brad of .tPrnrofed Art angenictits, fee." for Warr-int °thee re.:d War And IM Ittal of Rasing that the Examiners stare to be feledltil eat of the A I ewe Clerks, a. an incitement to tooth. i: Welt ha?e kat, trait the iVirior C►ecks, ai an ince:anon ho tunic. LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' COURT OP EXCHEQUER. Saturday, in the Court of Exchequer, the Attorney Ceneral filed a bill ; ex officio, againtt Mr Valentine, a revenue officer at Dartmouth, for conniving at the practices of fmogglers, and participating in their pro fits. A Dartmouth fmuggler named Crifpii, Cwore that he had failed to Cuernfey under promife of pro. tedion (torn Mr. VAlriaine, and returning with :17 tubs of fpirits, gave five tubs to Mr. V. accnrding to aipttlatinn. It was proved, however, that there fiyq tubs ;Were legally feized, and in the ufual man. tier libelled and condetimed to the Crown ; the Jury witlioat he fitation found a itcrdid for the Defendant. There. Pere twelve other adioni of like nature- dr pending, but abandoued on the decifion of siis talk. COURT OP RING'S BENCH: MAYiss. 5Y V. DOKI OW Idr. Wakes)/ hated; that this was an anion which the-Plaintiff had bern under the neccfsty of commen cintagainft his Royal Highnefs. the Duke of York, to recover the furn of loot. due for claret purchafed by Isis Highnefs. As long ago as the year 1796, the Plaintiff had fold to the Royal Defendant three hog. (heads of claret 1800 a balance had been (truck, when it appeared that sod. was due to the Plaintiff. Fnr this turn repeated applications had been rowle•to•his Highnefs, but without efreet • • A witnefs proved the delivery of the wine, which of courfe entitled the Plaintiff to recover. I. The, Learned Counfel cohoznded, that his client was entitle to interelt from the time the balance was ftruck, and he cited a cafe in which, under circum iances nearly fimilar,•Mtereft had been awarded. Lord.txxewsnanuell faid, that intereft could on no account be given. It was never allowed except sjsen a bilanee was (truck between merchant and Merchant. He was bound by the general principle of law to protat every Defendant without reference .o his rank, whether he was a Prince or a pcafant. Verdia for the Plaintiff—Damages .001. DUI' 24 -THI KINO O. tuttas• This was an indiament aeitinft the Defendant for an affault upon Mr. Henry Erfkine johnllon, of Co vent Carden Theatre. . Mr. Pesos, for the yirofecution, Rated, that to the prefent charge the Defendant had pleaded Oct guilty, but that another of the name of Mingay, who was in as great a degree culpable, had admitted judgment in go by default. The cafe to be fubmit. ted to the Jury, would reprefent to the Court an evil which had grown to a confiderable magnitude, and which/Very pt'..4..1 man, and every father of a family. had conflant rearms to lament and reprobate. The eondua of the Defendant was moll difgraccful, and Inch as, if petmitted, would render places of public arnufement unfit to be reforted to by any perfon‘, mneh-lefs by thole under whole proteCtion were ()lac ed wives and daughters, and who had the fmallell regard (or the purity of their morals. The behavinur complained of, .was fuch as would difgrace thole to whom the management of the Theatres was minified, and if it were continued, would render neceffary an application to the ,Lord,Chamberlain. The offence was 'committed in a play.boufe, and if the fats which had been Rated to him ware fupported in evi dence, they would (hew, that the Defendant was un worth', the charafter of a gentleman, and fhould4he jury find hiM guilty, it would be the province oflis jury to aflign an adequate punifbment. when he flaoclrd be brought up to receive the lenience of the Court. Mr. Henry Erlkine Johnfinn, whom Mr. PARKE had nn doubt the jolty had often leen on the public boards, and whole name would naturally firike their attention, was married to a lady of tine:• feptionable charafter, an :larch, who, on the even ing when this offence was committed, was to appear in that capacity. Anew piece was to be perfoimedo in which the Profecutor had no part, but in which Mrs. Jnhnlion was to fuflaia a charafter. From this eircumllance he was naturally induced to attend the Theatre, and was (rated with a patty of friends in one of the upper boxes. He attended without mean ing to Rive offence to any perfon, and it would be impoffible to fuppole. that he who derived his fob lillenee from public favour, thould go there for the pu s ipole of exciting difapprobation. Among the friends accompanying the Profecutor, were leveret listing ladies of molt refpenable charafter. The Defendant jukes and Mr. Mingay, entered the ad joining box, accompanied by two women of the town, and in the fame box with them were a Gentleman and his wife from the country. As loon as the Defendant and his companions bad taken their feats, tht y began talking and making their nbfervations in In loud a voice, that it was irn pollible ans.- part of the performance could be heard. • Mr. jahnlion at firft declined to interfere, and Taal gentlemen demanded filenee airflow effce. At laft Mr. Johulton was induced to interpofe, and repeated the orders of Alctice in •a louder tone. The Defendant was provoked by this, to life the molt in• delicate langii.ige rapeding Mr. johnflon, w hi c h no man in the Profecutor's fitilation could patiently en dure. The DJeadant and Mr. Mingay continued their remarks noon Mrs. JohnOttit, comit.enciog with the ridicule of her chef:, and proceeding to the mat indelicate ex ()realms with regard to her charafter, which decency would not permit Mr. Pal Le to repeat farther than was connoted with obtaining the lt.b-1 normal ends of juilice. They Paid Ilse was ton good fur that ugly iciiow Rugantiroo (alluding to a diameter which Mr. johtillon had fuppotted) and obferving an ornament upon her head in honour of the viAory of Lord Nelfon, they continued—" Ilse carries a Chip on her head," was the obfervation of one. Another ob ferved, " I fuppofe the takes in any paffengers who may offer thernfelves." Mr. johnlion was fu much Shocked at this difcourfe, that he role from his feat to quit the theatre. The Defendant was lounging dole to the partition of the box, and extehded his body fo far over the next, that it was utts.-lr impnQi bit for Mr. johnlton to pale without touching him ; and as he was retiring, he accidentally bruthed Mr. jukes's arm, bin the profecutor Would (wear that he had not the kali defign of giving the Defendant any affront. Without farther provocation Mr. Jokes immediately role, and gave Mr. johnfion a let :rc blow at the beck of the head, which ocesilioned• him to fail upon a Gentleman of the name of Keating.— Mr. Joknflon vs-is great/7 irritated, and, recov,img blmfelf. retursivi •Se blow and &rick the Defender; in the eye. • q u e lls:in would turnupon the poiot, l f which oft's k two pedalo* committed the tilt at./ fault? Upon this fubjea the jury would have it prh••••-3 ! to them, that Mr. Jukes was the aggreffor. Th.! Learned Cnunfel whenever he went to the theme, which was very teldnm, dreaded to take any f..cly 1 with him, I. ft the lhould be ezpofed to infult. He pitied, as much as any man, thole unfortunate wo men who couflantly attended public places to miflead young men, and he hoped that !Witty would keep up thole diflinetions, without which all decorum mull be refigned. The Jury by their verdia, and the punifh. ment aitcm'ir.g it, would deter thole hoz.l..bby loun gers who take Hz.trure in itifultintk the feelings of ih• dividuals, and in breaking the public peace, from fueh outrages in future. Mr. Henry E, thine Jolinflon was then examined; he laid, that while he was (*eater in one of the fec:.oci tier of boxes, Mr. Mingay entered with two women of infamous character, of the name t 1 Martin :If, I Rol's. Mr. Jukes, in a tew minutes afterwards, CA"" In and joined their company. Thefe perlUns end- .. vowed to aura& the attention of the people to-- rounding them, by their premature condemnation t.f Mr. Reynolds's new play of "The Delinquent." The defendant and Mr. Mingay, (the witnefs having been pointed out to them) commenced a volley of ablife against him. Of this no notice was taken, but when • Mrs. H. phonon appeared on the Rage, thy ridi culed her drefs, and proceeded to ufe terms deroga tory to her charafter. Many perfons, relent de manded filence, and the witnefs. irritated at their in decent •conduCt, rote from his feat, and exclaimed, that if he were not a public man, he would turn thole fellows out of the box. The witnefs then went into the detail of the minute circumflances attending the affault. On his crofs examination, he raid, that he was peculiarly anxious for the fuccefs of the play, which was written by his friend He did not de mand Mace till the efforts of other people were un availing. Afterwards they continued their perlinal remarks with more clamour, fo that leveret perfona prefent, obferved, that they wondered how Harry johnflon could fit there, and be a filent auditor of loch abufe. The white's then was proceeding to procure a conflable, when he received the blow. Lord ELLEMBOROUGH." The condua of Mr. John(ton was very becoming in his fituation." On the crofs-examination - being continued, he laid, he had never pradifed boxing fince he was educat ed at the High School of Edinburgh. When the witnefs was itrtiggling with Mr. Jukes, Mr. Charles Kemble reveled him not to fluke the Defendant. as he was tO3 much for him. Mifs Jane Phillips, Mr. Keating, and Francis Gleiffner, one of the bays who perfi3rm at the Ger. Man 'fheatre,confirmed the above teßimony. Sir VICARY Giza!, after (owe converfation with the Conniel for the profecution, obferved, that the cafe was not unfit for private invefligation. Mr. PARKS anfwered, that he had no objeCtinn to a reference, and affured his Lordfhip, that the ends of juftice would not be evaded. A serdid of Goa, was confequently recordei. There was an aflion alto againfi Mr. JoMificn, for an affinit, arifing out of the fame kircumaitsces, to which a verdift of Not Guilty was recorded. HARWOOD O. DAWS. NW-,± Mr. Jaen., for the Plaintiff, Rated, that this was an Affirm to recover damages againft the Defendant, who was an Apothecary, refiding in the neighbour. hood of Newman-fireet, for figning a certificate of‘t lunacy, by which the Plaintiff had been arrelled, and nearly deprived of his liberty, for an indefinite pe. riod. This was a complaint of a molt ferious and important nature, againft a Medical Man, who, under colour of an Ad of Parliament, had been induced to (ign a Certificate, Rating the Plaintiff, who was a moll refpedable young man, to be a lunatic ; in con. fcquence of which he was dragged through the Rreets, and, but for the interference of the paffen gcrs. he would have been doomed, perhaps, to an endlefs imprifonment. All this was done at the infli gatian of one, who, inflead of being his perfecutor, Ihould have been his protedor ; but the motives which induced it, were Rill more unnatural, and the aft itfclf was extremely likely to bring on that ma lady. 7he mother of the plaintiff wished to poffefs herlelf of a (um of money which the Plaintiff had in I the funds, and ardually induced a broker to fell it out for her advantage, and reforted to this expedient of committing her fon!to perpetual confinement...a There certificates, he raid, were never granted, but after a particular infpehion of the patient by the moll eminent perfons in the medical prof - el:non in the prefent cafe, however, he obferved, he &mild prove that no fuch infpedion ever took place, nor did the Defendant at any time ever fee the Plaintiff. —The Plaintiff had refided fume time at Ofb,rne's Hotel in the Adeiphi, where fieqttent attempts had • been made to get polfeffion of his perfon. Having at lafl gone to Bow-iireet to ernfult the Magilirate., his mother, accompanied by a keeper, came there, and produced the certificate of lunacy ; and notwith. Banding the ufual caution of that much lamented Ma. gifirate, Sir R. Ford, he was snagged through the ureets on his way to Bethnal-green, as far as Fleet. Rreet, when a lad. of his acquaintance recognifed him, the paffengers interfered, and be was enlarged. After Come Rrong oblervations upon the magnitude of this offence, the learned Connie' concluded wits. a hope, that the Jury would, by their verdid, make an example of this Defendant. Atter proceeding, however, with fome evidence as to the former exilleoce, and fubfequent defirudion the certificate in quetlion, the fad could not he lot fici fn!ly fubßantiated in evidence, and the Plaintiff was accordingly non-fuited. Sir V. Glees, for the Defendant, then obfervc3, that he had a full and complete anfwer to the Plain tiff's cafe ; for had they gone into it, he lhould have (hewn, by the evidence of Dr. Munro, that the Plaintiff was in a deranged Rate of mind, and had once before been in confinement on that account. AU accounts from the cyder counties coceur in the Marl favourable reports of the orchards s the blow is general, and remarkably healthy. wenntyTh Fr id ay, oufazd oz Po t ti h n e d 6 . i f% day of r Fo rt ifr r ad i rua L wr o ai i nw r gn e . I I T ); c T e c Scut day the my flaring's bolinefs of the child whlll two mothers, underwent another examination at the Thames Police Office, when Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins (nne of the reputed motheril, Mrs. Hopkins's a Mrs. Walls, a midwife, au another, were held it , hail, to anfwer a charge of confpiracy at the next Middle's: Selfieas, refuted by the other claimaat. 3 A 1 I. ii L rq . 1 1