Star. — London, England, 1806-12-06 00:00:00

I to retain the Negotiation alter he had demanded hit ' pafiporti. There concefflons are faid to have related to that moll material point of dircuffinn, a Turkith barrier, and the confents.to the Ptinciple .:f a general guarantee. fubjelt to certain qualifiaatinna. • This lens donlatlefs fometbing. and tollifiedilltamiltecon on the part of our Plenipotentiariccoi-9,t: In the mean time arrived the inasorrant intelligence of the refutel of Ie EnVern!' Mufti lazakill the aft concluded by M. D'Oobril, and shoat Ate fame period of timeltneffieial afinranee to thadovernment of England. that hislnsperial Majdaylat the RMllao would conclude no pence but in cabarliwith Great Britain. ' issaalst •. Here was therefore a third sera in 416esNegettiaticp Mace the arrival of the Earl of Linitprilike.. Lordlbip was now railed to higher froenrl44-10ad no neceffity of moving to avail hinafelfref fupplenefs of the French Government iinthipated him and enlarged it ) terms. The Greek. Illandailrete to be given to his Ruffian Majefly. England' now prowled the terror upon which . Rufla and. hotel,. would conclude a and England in the mean ' time conclude it i provifintially.. The demands of Eng land were argued in • teclittus detail, hut„as it were not refuted. The denten dsof RufGas Hill More' , kill and moderate, were all rea l m. ? . , Fruffia was now in the field. and there was no further time or even motive for delay on e i t h e r r o t e , The Earl of Lauderdale again .repeated,, as an t. 1.1 goatum, his demands both for England and Rhais. and France again decidedly rejeeled all that retarded the latest, with no atorance that France had nothing ft, neat at heart a, to preferve the permanent ripae of Europe. and to that purpofe to prevent the inter potition of Ruffle in European politics—that with theft Intentions France would not enttient that Rut fie Ihould receive its Europe an •additlonal acre of land—that Ft.tpce would as loon give to Ruffle one of her darn immediate provinces as one of the Greek or Mediterranean 1 he Earl of Lauderdale few that his miffinn was Caked, demanded his pattports, and returned. CIOTTENBURGH MAIL. Immediately after our Paper was put to prefs, a Gottenburgh Mail arrived. We have only time to give the following important articles: " otninibunoH, Nbir. so. " A Ruffian Courier has Jun arrived ipt4p days from St. Peterfburgh: he "reports ; that in pa(llng through S nc kholm he was told that there haven an anion between the Itench and Ruffians; in width the latter were completely lielorions f hecaold not learn an) particulari. • , " GOTTENBURO, DM T. A Captain of a (hip, jun arrived rerun Ifineur, reports, that when he left it amanita were received of AN ACTION BETWEEN THE RUSSIANS AND FRENCH, Baying taken place in the neighbourhood of Pofen, in which the latter were defeated with great (laugh. ter. The Ruffian army confined of so,ono nun. the French but of 60,c00. A (hip had arrivettet El 'incur in three days from Stettin, the Captain of which Pays, nineteen waggons full of Wounded French entered Stettin." To the above we Inuit, however, add, that accor ding to the report of fevers, periling who were land ed at Yarmouth yellerday, from on board. the Pt.it ens& illiop of war, from the Elbe, there is nn con firmation of the report t.f the Rugffians having obtain ed a_ vidtory over the French. On the contrary, the Weft accounts received when tilde Inaba., tailed., was, that the Ruffians continued to fall back, is Rated by the laR accounts from the Cootinent., We are lorry to learn farther, that tbn principal Merchants that had been utrated at Hain burgh, have been fent off under a 'lrons doze for Paris and Vertian.—One account fays, ago all Britifb inhabitants of Hamburg)) have been to keateb. The folsjoined is a letter from one of the petfoni that came by the above vac! : '• YARMOUTH. DEC S. " I have only time to fay I alas kill arrived here st from Hamburgh, which we were obliged td hava •' at a few moments notice, after a &tree shaking " all the Englifhthereprifonerr of your t .. • BONAPAILTei 'aft proclamation is to Oats elk& " That Btitillt property of every defcription is to be of conficated—inglard to ie declared in allate r of ill&a -44 ale, and all Brhith ful-jeet,, who may be found in " the countries occupied by the French,are.declared " to be prifoners of war. . • We left AltOna at half pall three o'clock on the os 26th ult. Four or five thoufand•Fretteh left Ham " burgh the day before. They went through the 's Stein Gate (the road to Lubec). : Thar dellina at !ion was not 'Coati/M The Briti6 factory had been " arrelled, hot was afterwards • liberated on parole, • and it Was to be hoped would dices comproinife " with the French." The new °wan Rsvi Ty, from what we have heard of its eflablifitment, and' the ability and learn. ing ensaged hi it, bids fair to run a brilliant career •antong tl,e Crhital Journals of the prefent age. Du st.;,—" l aednefflay morning, at revels o'clock, a aeaselowtook place on Plimrole Hill, Chalk Farm, between Mr. S—v and_hfr. C—v ' bob Gentlemen of the 14%; lei ipaequence of the latter having Ilruck Me. S.-tf the day before i but the affair was amicably adjulled, by Mr. Caav making a very ample apology for the lank he bad given. Houfekeepers and others, who are accurion.ed to lay in their winter Stock of Candles and Soap, will End their advantage in applying for thole articles at the Whokfale Wareboufe, . Fleet-6feet (two Jeors from Fetter-lane), where an allowance is made for ready money, in proportion to the quantity put ehefg4 at we time. NAUTICAL, INTELLIGENCE. • i MAILS THIS DAY. A RI. DLit. • •01.-Dt • DAUM r t I Cattenburgh o, I W.itcrford 0 4 1 liambuisL .0 3 PENZA BCE; tP.C. 1. • We have experienced font; vet y (mart gales at this port ; dining which 'arrived' the Dann galliot, the Edward, of Copenhagen; eittsl.flikcs Hausa, pith Handy, for Toolibagen't 'and,the galliot Harmony, of Flemlberg, Captaiestetsithrtats jOll A AA N; with ' brandy and nuts, al4 for ITOntsingen they both took in their cargoes sit Bareelota i the inhabitants of which place it- beams are very healthy ; notwithftand. leg whiebs .they were both placed under (trip goa -1 tantine by Mr. JULYAU, the acing fupetintendanl. -FALMOUTI I I; DECEMBER 3. • Sailed this day the Auckland packer, Paisoalt, (aeling) with trails of the t Ith and 18th ult.; and the Wallingham packet, Ito , with mails cEthe 23th ult. for Lillian ; and the Printers Mary packe t. coca, shit mails of the 26th ult. for th e Leeemtd: Viands. The fallowing packets take the trillileltfth* 3d intt. and which ate expelled to fail on Siinday: Duke,of Montrofe, for New York; Lady Arabella, - for Jamaica ; and Carteret, for Malta and Cibrilar. The outward bound Weft India fleet. under convoy of his Majelly's (hie &mina, are detained till to-mor row, when they will fail to join the fleet at Cork. OA Monday and lalt night it blew a tremendous gale, ae• companied by heavy (quails from the wett ward to northwelt, bot owing to the excellent anchorage of the harbour. although much (hipping were in Car. rick Roads, the whole rode out the gale without the fmalleft injury. The BLONDE'S cable win cut by a Welt Indianan which had drilled, which occalioned the &none getting on a rand bank, from which (he loon got off without damage. One Imall (loop parted hersable in tne hat boar. drove on (bore, and bilged. His W Majeily!s & L. " Ltr,erv,. of 38 guns, having on board the tail'''. arravesean, will fail to-more ow for Lifb..n. Remain biz Majeity's (hips Santa Mar garetta, Blonde, Lauick,Saracen. and Abundance, outpar with the d botuldWFll India fleet. Wind N.W. .„ i rs ta rrn, DE C . 4 . . - " Sailed to the of the Gall* LTAR. of 84 guns, Nadeta, o 7+gtins, Atocs, of 36 guns, and SAVAGS and PLOPII.Of t 8 guns each. Wind N.W. PORTSMOUTH. DEC. S. Arrived his Majefty's (hips REGULUS. Cease, Ma- TSOlts and Luctraa, from the Downs ; PLavo and Pxoaas from a cruise. Sailed the Divas-tallow for the arsons. Two or three (hips are arrived at the Motherbank from the Downs—cannot learn their names. Wind S.W. . • COWES, DECEMBER 5. Arrived the 'Prince Regent, De Rocks loaner, f r om Litho's, with tugar, cotton, ind hides, for Amfierdans; Nova Union, Da SILVA. from Litbon, with cotton wool, for Caen, and Papillon of pricy, CMAILLI DI Flo Mailer, in difirefs, laden with pro vifsons fir the fleet off Brett, having been driven there from in a violent gale of wind I Ws., the American brig, Es.sau, of Bolton, with a cargo of 6th for the hlediteiranean, very leaky. DEAL, DEC. s. Attired his Majeßy's chip NAMtra, frnm Plymouth, and remains in the Downs with his Majefty's !him kc. as per 14.—Wind S. W. hazy. YARMOUTH, DEC. 5. Thicmorning arrived the Piactrea and Oissrss . flnopi of war•from the Elhe, with feveral parengers. On board the ?lactic& there are feveral perfons of, whp will be landed here this afternoon. Admiral RUISELL, with the following Chips viz. hlajettic, Rotbuck, Milian, and Stately, three (loops, and feveral (mall crnizers. • GREENOCK, DECEMBER S. The Independence, 'W from Charteflon, ariived here on Monday night, a . fter a paffsge of 35 Th& Mary Ann,. irsotaz's, seas to follow in dote days. Left loading alto for this port, the Olive Stanch. Dammsf. The Birmingham packet, arrived from hence, the day before Captain WALttaa, failed. Sailed fame day with the. Independence. the (hip berry Jane. for L4tefraein: Captain WULcsa re 'ports, that he esperietteelllbe feyereil gales peon the coaft, that be was everit't it watirt fad a hurricane. Pltotetit dyn'h LIST. tttttt Dee. 5.....Prd1er by the Fame, Aoderfery foam liamburgb ; Rebecca, Eldridge, from Malaga Wllltedi;Areb- Dbarl. from Litton ; Stag, Berg, Bole Senegal; Filr• American, Dada from bal u tin . 7a Wate rman, faed Ellsa m Aon f Wlllietr:!f Ire- • Philadelpirim • Balled the Britahrtfa, ftli: Trinidad ; Al bion, Gallialea. for Litton; Princes of Wales, Me/Aed; far Ja maica; Sider. Peacock, fur Surinam ; Mary Ape. Harris, fur Dements; rtionsay,Sielib; mei she Hero,„Dougall.fur palm The Lively, Wither., from boodia, for the South Seas, it pat into Ramfgate, with damage. •. The Happy Return. White, front Drogheda for Liverpool, is loft near the latter pt.ire. The Mary, Cofry, from Drontbeim, for DoLlio, Is loft on the coaft of Norway. The Brothers, Paul, front Shields In totally loft near St ront ft a dL The Shrpittrdefs, Will., front London foi Virginia, Is on More, and bilged, near Cape Henry. - The Bestir [loop of war faikd from Ballet on the 29th ult. with the Dunne M•Dunntil ;.and.the Fod or, ---,for London, coder convoy. The Briik put into Liverpool on Wedoefday sight ; the parted re6isi ter convoy on Monday night is a hard gale, between Bardiey Ine and * Holyhead. The Patty, Sears, front Livtrpoo I for Savannah, Is put Into Briltol In.ddirefs. The &keening, Heinle,. freer, Liverpool for Donate, 11 put into Copenhagen with the le* el fella, Mlle, Ake. and mutt tinlthoi fa repair. PRINCZ Or MALI'S . / 1111. AND CIATZTTE. NAT 3, !Bob. Nla iNiajcitx's Chip t;reyhousal, Captain Itiphinitaot, had ar• rfvcd at Malacca; with three Conan prizes, tipauLards, captured off, the coat of ialurd at about 4,:00L . On- Tuefday, at eleven o'cloCk, his Matures Molt Honourable Privy Council held a Court of Appeals, at the Council Office, Whitehall, whiCh aria attended by Vircount SJDAUUrti (the Lord rrelident) Sit four; Awsrau - . iii, and Lord GotaataviF.—A number of Appeais . came oh to be heard from the Come of Char:eery in Jamaica. Among them were' Wen cr. lloldfworth v.Mintn, both of which their Lor:hhipc were pleated tw affirm. In the latter, Mr. P. :t IC lIARDS urged their Lordlhips very Ittongly for colfi, but which the quirt reface. The Appeal Catee from the fame Cull? rteh-r4h Margaret Rowe v. John Stirling, their Lordlior, were pleaded to reverie the decree. ' ,•• *Sir PAWL Lormr. i• • • • stsp.rapas tut ruRNEn. coo ITT SY Pais.-11tallart Frriwfba. jute, Efq. of ILIA. The aleNt Candidata was Llow. likwaral Wasnyfa, s+l dm as/4p at Firebolder' 'Act voted was as ander : Mr. Fag:iron . - Is Lleweniat.Gawial Wemyra 7s reiiror .144010-.-Colonal Henry Frwierte CasapbelL Coy NTT or KilleAllOlNt•••Will.Ailiani, Efq • URI* . the 281.11 of November. a numerous bo of the Freeholders of Ohmfries,Usire *ambled at the comay town, for the. 'citation of a R.eprctentatine in Patliarhent. Tile Candidates were the late Member, Captain jonmsrnise Hora, of the . Royalravy, non in law '.l the Earl of Hoe srowa, and Su. WIN 1:ow- Vase Jorrasroms, of Weßerhall, Bait. rheinfi of thefe Gentlemen halt recently funeeected to the eflate• lot his anceftors, and though it is only a few months Imes be offered himfelE as a Candidate. when it Was not expelled that Parliament would be fo fonn dir folved, Poch was the zeal of the Precho!ders remain taio the independent principles upon which he flood. that he was fupported by a large and highly terpeCt, able number of thit body. Theeleftion writ tarried by Captain Hors, by a maj jolty V only eight votes. , The proeredings were condoned with perfiel libera ,ilty on•both flies. 'Nod vitiun upon any points pre• tious to the eleCtion took place, except with regard to the claim for Dr. Lamina r. The 13 , Etor had pur !hared a freehold qualification from the Earl of Ho r e• TOU'N a few years ago. but tome of the freeholders in Captain Hones intereft objeCted to the claim, on the ground that his Lordfhip had fold a freehold to which he had ho right. The objeelion was keenly fupported by the Earl's friends. but when • the vote Was called it was over-ruled by a majority of o as, an ! Dr. Lssioarr's name was added to the roll acct, - OLD BA iLEr, DtiC. 3. fvfoßDlß.—Yohn Antonio liar& and Seim:flies Grattoi,. were Witted for the wilful murder of William Broad' on the sth of November lad, during the Wellminfier Elation. The initialers pleaded !sot Csihy.—The trial occupied the Court from ten in the morning un til pwf fix in the evening. 'l'. Vyoe flated, that about half pall feten on the evening of the sth of November, the attention of paffengers waearretted at the door of a (Adler in Long-acre, where the piifenecs, decorated Vela ( e a. theta, flags, ate. had made their appearance. and began to &mule the fpeflatore with various antics.— Nardi went into the fadler's (hop,. and the other re mained.at the door; but a mob loon collated, and Nardi told them, from the flop door, that if they did not difperfe he would Moot fume of them. This expreffion was taken notice. of by Conte perinea who compofed the mob, and on his coming out of the door he placed hjrnfelf by the fide of Grandi, and a fort of reale enfued. Nardi, whom witnefa conceiv ed to be fober, had a bunfle in Ms left head, - and he wore a dark mixture coat. Grandi theiwitneTs fup- poled to be drunk. After the fctiffle commenced, Nardi pulled fomething from his right hand pocket (affifted by his left hand), but witnefs &sold not fweAr what it was. The prifoner Inked at it, and witnefa thought he perceived the blade of a knife, about four inches in length, the handle being covered in the srafp.—Brr ad, the deceafed, was at this time light ing 'tingle handed with Grandi, in the middle of the ['tett, in a regular ring, and Nardi made an opening from the pavement, under the fadler's window, where he florid, to the ring, with the knife before defcribed in his hand. This happened very loon after the pri loner had fire drawn the knife, and witnefs, fulpe'ling tome foul play; followed him clofely to the two men who were fighting. Broad, the deceafed, was fpar ring ptennus to making a blow at Grandi when wit. nets law Nardi Nab him three or four times in the arm, which was extended. 'rhe prifoner was by the fide of Broad when he was fn Rubbed. Wittier,. In formed the populace, that the prifoner had a drawn knife in his hand. Ott a quetlion fr;.ns the Bends. witnefs (aid. he had never Peen any .peti-7n •Nrilte Nardi,and if any one bad attempted it, he mull have fern it. The crowd preffed on the ptiftmer, on being informed he was in paid:lion of a dangerous weapon, - and he retreated to die oppofite rule of the way, un• der the window of a cheelemouger'e (hop. Witnefs feized . the prifoner by' the right artn,,and he (billed the knife into his left. with the bundle as abeam de fcribed ; and he afterwards threw it away. lie was taken into the (hop of the cheefemonger ; Conn after which a voice in the crowd called nut, that a man had been dabbed, and it was the general erf, " fe• cure the alLtain." Nardi feated'hunfelf on a tub in • the (Inn, and cad off his ettat, wainehit, and hat.— An officer was rent for from Bow-lbett, Sad the prl loner was feaithed, when two knife's were krehd in his pockets. The officer eared him which he had Ribbed the man with, when ha pointed to the one with asreen handle. Wittiefs few the knife, bat it was not bloody. On being croli-examined, witnefs fuppofei there were altsint one hundred perfons pre- fent, and the fighting enftied in confeguence of the people nt..king obicreations on the fantattic die& the prifontrs. • ' Mr. Holt, a furgenn, who refidee in Abington. greet, Wettmintler, was palling along .I.ong Acre between liven and eight o'clock in the evening. Ike pi &ma Grandi was decorated fantatlically. Nardi, decorated in like manner, with a paper, having the name of Patill duck in his hat, went into a fadlet's fli.ip whild hi. companion Hood at the door on the pavement. Graadi Paid to witnefs— ' You had better go about your Wuxi., or the gen tleman in the fhop will perhaps gire you a thump when he comes nut." Wit nets ant% ered, ii was de wilith civil, and he walked off, left the affertion thould be realifed. %Waifs looked in at the window of an adjoining (hop, and, in a few minute-, a crmfiderable coneoctfe of people afTemblesl at the window of the fadler'a. Grandi fpoke in Nardi in the Italian lan guage, and he (Nardi) made his appearance at the s door, and laid.—.." What the Devifare you all about, if you infult my brother he will Moot yi-u ; my bo,. 1110 is afoldier, and In am I; will any of you enlift?' . Nardi advanced on the pavement. and wituefs then !nil fight of Grafitti, and a fent& immeoiately en fued. Wi•nefs did it d fee any ictifilit,s until Nardi left the (hop. A voice in rite crowd exclaimed," s• u thief, you have Itolen my coat." I !tad pi. study iltard a flick thrown ran the pavement, alter vs hiC n the crowd opened, and witnefs, wh . kept on the tan- I tide, law a young Mill fall They opened r, rent edlYr and aitncfs law Nardi kirck a ratan desert by 4 a backhanded blow. fie then retreated. foll Owed• by the crowd, and wilts& raw dins pox his right band into she' pocket of his fman-clothes, and rake out fonnthing. Witnefs was wpprohetifive that it might , be a pined. and he retreated farther from the crowd; bat.be perceived Nardi• l briandifising over his head What he had jail taken from his pocket, and be FAO into the crowd, sad the•par gave way, without at. tempting to ftrike hint. lines heard a voice ex- claim, " belies jun ggt a knife ;" and the crowd then feented , to prefs hips on the oppofite - fide of the ' way. Two' young men, whom the crowd had left, Rood in the middli of the fireet, and one. of them flaggered, and SUpported hintklf againtt his corn- Pdslloll. On advancing to them, ohne& heard a robing noire, and he thought-the. posing man, the detested, was evacuating, until be ezelmmed—" oh to} thigh l't when whack fuppotid him•,to have . been, woundedi initrhat I. sailed 'kite ittipOs eye.— , Witnds threiliait Angers witk.fineurinto alscynong man's groin, in arrdef to ftipprof• • Abe , eater,. • On leading him to the light, has faint einib's viva co. vered with blood, which trickled from hii finger.; and witnefs corifequently was led to fuppore tit. t he was wounded intim. arm. On dripping him, there appeared a wound, jet above the bend of the ; rm. cr.ls ways, of about three inches in length, and the artetier, were cut through. There was alto a wound itt the ti,igli, three incites in depth, which, however. would not have deprived the man of life. Witnets d ailed • the wound, and conveyed the deceafed to the houfe of his Uncle, from whence he was taken to the hotpital. . Jofeph Manby corroborated what had fallen from the preceding witneffes ; but on croft - examination. he did not know who was boxing with the deceafed. He did not perceive any thing in the hand of Nardi. but he law his lifts in motion. Some perfons in the crowd called net—" D—n him, give it him, teed* Nate) (boot." Witnefs believed Nardi lull his hat, by wiceiving a slow on the head. --*-- Grmies, a coachmaker, alfo corroborated the Ratercent of the two &ft witneffes throughout.— When Nardi talked about (hooting, witnefs heard the deceafed lay 'r (boot away ;" said his companions laid," thorn and-be d--1." He taw Grandi punt the deceafed wittt the Hick he had in his hand, and the deceafed returned the pone, which led to the con ten between them. ' A ' Foto other witneffes to rated - the flatiments refpeaing the fight between ndi and tbedeceifed , and alto refpearng the ad .of bbing committed hy Nardi. Some of them, however, allowed that the Pispnlaee did not deal very fairly keph the prifoners, in the tied intlanke, nor would they undertake to fay which party commenced the affray. Mr. Basket, who drelled the wound in Bartholo. mew's Hofpital,nbferved, that a ligature had been Applied to the wound, and that the man wa• in a fair way of doing well horn Wednefday to Saturday. when the deceafed again loft a deal of blond from the wound', which was then flopped ;• but it flowed again on Monday, and the deceafed expired, as witnefs be lieved, through lois of blood. The prifoners being called on for their defence— Nardi faid he had never offered to offend any man ; his conduit was quiet, civil, and Heady. He went into the fadler's Rho p to buy a whip ; and on his leav ing it, teveral of the populace aiked him, who he was for ! He had had a paper (luck in his hat at a honk near Golden-fquare, but be knew not the meaning of ir, as he could not read Englifh. Ile meant no thing, when he laid his brother would Shoot ; but he was itruck by the populace on the head literal times until he knew not where he was, and he was feveral times knocked down, as was alto his companion.— He laid he was half killed, and he'expeiled to lore his lift. The populace laid they were glad he had me: hit match. He had been twenty-duor years in this ccruntre, and he never was tiled to carry w:knife. He truck the deceafed with a knife acrofs the arm, without intending to hurt him, and be then Red to avoid the fury of the mob. , Grandi made a &miler defence.- - • • •' On the part of the prifnpers, William Drew, a Ihnemalter of St. MArtin's.court, whe witneffed the whole tranfaOion, gave a very clear detail of the tir •enmflances, from w hich - it appeared that Grandi gnd Nardi were fill attacked ; and that Nat& on pre fentiag his whip in a jocular manner, and laying" I will (boot you," was immediately attacked by the deceafed, encouraged by his companions. . A number of other witnellis confirmed thii UM , mon y. •11. The Prifoners' Cnorifel proceeded te'rittnce evi dence to prove the frequent infinity of Nardi. Dr, S. F. Simmons, phyfician of St. Luke's Hof pita!, fully believed Nardi to be infant. He was un der his care in May lall, and his mind was greatly deprefeel. He had made feversl attemptt to commit foixida, and even fn line as July and Oflober, in the '1 pseient year, be bad had ocular demouftration of his infinity. . Mr. Martha% of Wigmore-Rrect, and fivers' nttler vety reficEtable men, who knew Nardi welt. fpbke to his infanity, and gave foffirlent proofk, byl narration of hitt', which bur limits drilaysot peewit as to eater into. In fa&, fame of his n sta-had at oue time fent him to ,Mary bovine la : g rZtalary. • Several perfons gave Cr:Antal an excellent chandler. While the Counfel for the prifonets were prOceed. ing with their proofs of the infanily of Nardi, they were flopped by Mr. Baron GRAM AM. who tired tba cnufP. lie thought there was no occaGots to go far ther into that point, which was already fufficicntly apparent. Baron GRAHAM then firft di•eded the Jury to take into their confideration, whether or not di; prifoner Grandi had committed any rife= ? and in doing fo they would recoiled, that at the time the wound was given he was at a dillance from tfateli, and it was not the eafinefs of temper which lad him to wear a cockade, or a medal, which invt•lved him in any kind :if guilt. With refped In Nardi ; the firit confider. mum would be for them to railed, whether, from the abundance of evidence adJuce !. he was infine ; if fo, they would find a verdia accordingly ; but if, on the other hand, it would be for them to fay, whe. thet he had been guilty of wilful murder, or kali& able homicide ? The Jury were of (Timm, that the prironer Nardi was infane at tiv tine, and they acquitted Grandi. agreeable to Aft of Parliament, will be kept in cnolinement until his Majclty's plealure be luowo.