Star. — London, England, 1808-01-19 00:00:00

SIIAXESPERIANA. (No. V.) ANNOTATIONS ON THE TEMPEST. Page 33--Nnotave comes to him indeed _ • This is pawning deformity, *milt isdifecult to re- . concile the three successive pages being the work of SIIAKEWFAR. So much of them as is delivered by Ado nio and Seberdan may, nomithstanding, be an attempt by him to satirize the courtly C6616,•5ati66 6i the Itith century. To endeavour at an ezplasiation of the manly nothings uttered in our modern fashionable circles, would be a labour never to be requited. Let it be presumed, that the teitlings . cil s author's day were swot very unlike those of polished er2. Pale a 7. AM fie fide undbereeif Weigh'd between lothneet end Obedience, at Which end oT the bean she'srbow. _ _ Mr. MAtoNE, to whose jUdgbtetit considerable ft spect is due, has made this arrangement ; yet I pre- fer the old reading—r thouhtbowo—taking away the particle at in the conchtsion of the second line. To weigh st this place means to deliberate ; hitlinelg and obedience must be suprinsect pigised in either scale ; and the co-relative to bow ig the beton, is e. which end' of the beam should preponderate' . ..—l Wddltiiead thus : Weigh'd,between lothnent and- obedient*, • Which end of the beinf shad! tioW WithoUt this, the mietaPhor'intended.ty StIARZIPEAR I cannotliftkr,, in my idea, explain IMOnjffiitttmtion of &IS s age, than by subjoining the froM • Ara l st74: tins, W paid with weight; till our scak thtit thithealb. iti:-=-Ttbe - COnwitintsveoldt, twould by contraries Execute all things': for no kind of traffic Wonkil• admit; no name of Mlgistrete, &e. • The object of Gaitialo, on the opening of the pre. sent scene,' Is to sin Alonzo tio resignation, by aegis 3TielltS of comparative miseries ; but Antonio and Se- Fastian turning his conversation into ridicule, he hu mours their folly, and ironically describr what would be his ordering of the island, had he dominion; and, thus changing his ground, he still ittetripfs m amuse Alonzo from his grief. Instead of explaining Gonzalo's mOtives, some of the commentators have exercicec}thcir industry to spew that our bard had Seen a passage in MONTA9NB'S Essays, whence he derived , the fanciful sclieme of government which he displays. This can not be doubted; and that he meant to ridicule the 13topia: doctrine is manifest, though it has not been to ass erted by any except Dr. WARBURTON. To put out of all scruple the genuine sentiment and intention of *uitaizAn on the subject, it is barely necessary to rerer to the conclusion of Gonzalo': remarks. yt o e i r e i l lo fi T i o e re ve ; yo th ur ou i t tn ta ti lk t nothing ;aad' to gritTl it to minister occasion to these gentlemen, who, are of such sensible nim ble lungs that they always nse to laugh at—sotking. Pali n0n.... NotikSitistian, Thou letst thy femme sleep, die rather; wish/ Whiles thou art waking. Thus stands the text in Mr. Maiorzeaedition with out any commentary. I would submit the omission of the term winks: entirely, and the punctuation of the speech thus: Thou lent dry feriae* sittf oftie ratitr Whiffs thou art traria.. , This is entirely accordant with SlStfitiatfi previdus against Adonis, of speaking and yet so fast fritimic, I take it, here means to say 4 Rather your fortune sleep . , die uder art exertion to it k ! It is probable, that tantolOty ooeuiteel die align:al M.S. copies, by placing *NU the second, and, also at the commetief- Sd line : which has introduced the present SHAKESPEAR'S text, in various parts of gives while, whiles, and Whilst, indiscri- J. R. ednesday a Coiiri Martial as held at Pont. - Serjeant Francii Abiirro*, of the Royal his Majesty's Ship Sheldtake, for negli. neglect of duty. He *as acquitted. Sa !ourt Martial was held on Lieutenant James , of his Majesty's Ship Lion, for disobe . orders. The tharge being in part proved, sentenced to be dismissed from his Majesty's Martial Will be held in a few days on )nittivc,late of his Majesty's thip;Calcutia, test in fitptCmber, 1805,. on passage ditta with 'a convoy, by a Frinieh squadron, the most bilVe; judleieus, and Drell-fought annals of this coiintry t prOatice. last a Court Martial was held on board iunanirne, it Sheetneii, G. o q ..ToN, tut. it, for the trial Of Lieutenant ILtwata, corn, Majesty's schbonit the Arrowben charges ikainst hit% b some of the crew, for not the iitsel With fo i e), beer, and water; when aftei iniestikating every particular,. were ~that hOne 'oldie changes were proved ; but Vine cirennistanCes Which occurred in the 'cregite of inattention was attached to the for *With the Court adjudged hiln to be re. ititra t t e td afteriellitt to ,resume the cobxnand 7 T. Mowing melancholy accident happened on Majesty's.. slo9p Eclipse, on Sunday se'n lit. wit to Portsaia . tilk :—Osie of the sailors, aasiitiisg in Vatiattre fi rclochs with w k *, 9usiict . A - the ' kaki's 4tlti. was ! *til e tick oT a itnit, .`iir ch ~ •• - • .. not to: a l in Me fdr some coniict." ' ,- .' : an d , 4 Mit pliiiitA . 1 4 41k4 IL . 0 'l : iili,* -Illatt 'ball tO6It WO Adale/64f '.- cm ' en's' ivktsiog iiiag_ll . _ two deal hiai*, it weai Frilb Octy *OT mt. D. kliv.te - ast. One of the ataltbreAlt *elf ` thigh of the Cap, s '. etk 'iliii*4llFti - ien" 'Tils c;f4s,faol, 'the kiln df 4,, lel4kt . it . j . r. Mr. Attie:try. `NectiEe - a - cardiitWfeeilipArs--the Clerk ariel, a. fair ivay of doing WOI. . .• Brice iirr.— : A*Efe*di `arscov.eteil lately., imlferi tint "in 'tke atiti•Chatnbe'r 4aileh leads, ; Areatt•aa*itlgworn of tliat delightful anaa n IB . rerile,ik Ihb"46irtiti . 4l/ri.chlosv,, Oie seat 'LA IlitYi 0, ft.k. TW &enrolee •olat ,ur .ogetecl 'r - o s broa'St*hi,:•uthi/ W . s,Mlllithfatfeilitt Wild:tient to•ihe' gittitafetiMe 'ciktli rt e. tion's'it :W a ' s w o w ,' ink-it.ifela OX4 ,il~e' IaarATAWSZX aIikSIONS, JAN. Iti. • • . i..i.„,..4‘...--.-:. Ctlitifrigicer OP -rnt tiontittififfig - ilocif , iiniffitS.' THE KIM] V. ,litattliti. km miens. This was an indictment against Jahn Gilbeft Thlatjahß6binVoiS KOMI Grimley James Curtis Aim niumpson Robert Smith idfitY Meet POMO Stettatt Matthew Brodie Richard nellet tditard *MON nem* Soper (leo. Grindey Thu Thal 14eillet Henry Saunders. Richard Pastan William% thiree They were charged in tißtlii* tdettifiiiiith conspir: nig, to compel Mr. Willies* Limelieer, Boot-malatr, of Fleet-street, to raise the prices of their, Worler with endeavouring to injure and ruin him in his trade; and with repeated acts' of's46Tence to some of his men. Mr. Gtristritt Opened the pleadings ; and Mr. KNAPp stated the eat*. Tkit prOsectitibtl, he said, had beets instituted for the wisest of purpores, to check a growing evil which had arisen to an alarming extent, arid which, in a trading country like Great Britain, must have the most prejudicial effects. The defendants *ere employed by Mr. Limebeer for some time, as his journeymen : previous to the month of September, they struck, On account of their demands for an increase of pay not being complied with. The evil of which he complained was grievous in the highest degree, and it would become necessary for the Legis lature to interfere, and repress it. The journeymen ' employed in this species of trade had established re gular meetings, appointed delegates, and collected , together large funds to support them in nefarinui proceedings, and thereby set at nought the justice of the country in a summary way. It would be proved that they laid down• the law for tteir masters, regu lating the prices which should: be paid to them for their work, and in the event of refusal, convened what was called shop meeting s , to compel them to accede to their urgent deman ds. It was found, there fore; that nothing short of indictment would do to stop their lavrless proceedings. The Court would (if found . guilty) have an opportunity of fining them to a cer tam extent, and consequently get that means from their funds which enabled them to set the law at de. : nice. With the exception of Mr. Limebeer, almost all the masters had been intimidated, and given their men more wages. The Defendants had been ent• : ployed for nearly two years by Mr. Limebeer, who ' in 1801, had agreed to certain prices in common with ' the rest of the masters ; but about half a year since, had found it necessary to lower the price. The men, not choosing to receive what was offered, met at the Crooked Billet, in Shire-lane, at which meeting Gil• bert presided—they came to certain resolutions, which were conveyed to Mr. Limebeer by two delegates, 'Williams and taker, and upon his refusal to accede to them, they struck ; they resolved, that the men unemployed should receive from the funds a certain allowance if they went on the tramp, viz. in the country ; that their wives and children should also receive support during their absence from London— they next resolved, that men who worked for Mr. Limebeer should be denominated scamps, and pre vented from working in any other shop with them ; and that Mr. Limebeer should be ruined in his trade. For this purpose, nine or ten of these Defendants were alternately set as a guard for the space of six weeks (until this indictment was brought forward) rcititid the Shop of Mr. Limebeer, distributing libel lous hand bills, and hindering his customers from en teritis his shop ; his men were assaulted, repeated acts of violence committed, and, in fine, every species of attack and violence were resorted to, in order that he should not carry on his trade—for this service these Defendants *ere paid a sum of 6s. per day. Mr. KNAPP then stated the price which Mr. Lime beer paid to the men for Hessian and jockey hoot work, for shoes bespoke, and for exportation, and sulk miffed the men's list of prices which they demanded ; from which it appeared that they claimed an equali zation, Maki?* no distinction between bespoke work and shop or ready-made work. He then said that he should prove these facts by several witnesses, so that the Jury would have no doubt on their minds, but hand over the Defendants to that punishment which their offences Merited, and by their verdict strike at the root of the evil, protect the trade, and effectually put a stop to conspiracies of this nature. Thos. Jones, employed by Mr. Limeheer, was pre sent at shop meetings three or four months prior to, and in the Month of September. They were held at the Crooked Billet, Gilbert was in the chair, the de fendantswere all present ; Gilbert addressed them on the 14th September, and said that Mr. I..itnebeer had curtailed them of their wages, asking them what they were willing to do; that shop work ought to be paid the same as bespoke; that it was necessary, he shought, to call the trade together ; and that their case wasJes perate. A general meeting was then called on a subse quent evening. Mr. Limebeer's men were in one room, and the men belonging to other shops in ano ther ; communications were held between them, and the men belonging to other shops approved of the de fendants' striking,and said that their conduct wasvery consistent. It was agreed that 7s. should be paid any man going on the tramp--st. per week to his wife, and Vs. for each child under a certain age, and that they would all strike. The witnesa, however, after this al meeting worked for Mr. Ittilfibeet. - illnialdr" . Thompson called at hi lodgings; expressed their an?. prize that he should work, and invited him to 'l* on the fund ; addim, that if he did not comply-with their invitation, they would bzie him struck against, that is, ousted out of their 'society. On his rettual, 'they called him a seasnft. In *bent a fortnight aft er, they_ again called, and finding .hisn deter Mined to wort, advised him to take care when he went out, for ailed fellows as he were in danger., The witness said he could earn on the average about 30s. per week. i Mr. Wm. Limebeer deposed as to the defendants, be . ing in his einploy ; his retinal to comply with the written clernand . Of increase of prices left for his ap proval by the delegates , Williams and Baker ; their •ittitreequenlhombard at his house, and if) usage of igie .men ; that in eetiUquenee of their striking he went 'to Northampton in %reerlar. after to get some - work aline ; biit - a letter was wettest toile manufacturer, Muth interdicted him and hieintat from wo 4 i B . et 3 / 94 lied nly o:kilted - the wofking of 12 pairs ofstsoe4 tO'n leis doss exariiinaiion,he aslanitte4 that Pet.4ol. Of the men deft his words unfuaished. 212 .9' Cluillia his etnpiny because he raised to Ohre Unit 11 1 1 001 ,1 was : Veit - the _prices whjeaChe &ask _paid in. Jairral and" Which tie lead sinCeinatieed, ante:Prices whir* he walsbligt it with other Mgitiesiogag, twalte cont. ! ptilsion ofllit Journeymen. • . 1 VIM= Trylms, also-in the temp* ~ e( lik 411811 e-:. to YAM his Ara* upon pe.nal cusrogn — etit.• men, and. , him _ hitthelr. ing thrtku the was tke the - taken .wanes, was he. Wit % at " entirely, and Thou whoa This is ea eharge_agaim a*ep.' Ana • tham let your enforce in some of tb at the end of ment of the corruption. 4 his dramas, g minately. 'Wednesda , !ikortth, On S' Marines, of 1 genre and TIE ttrda' a Coy . Woodward, thence of ordo • he was sente ship Lion. A Court enpt. WiiOrd • who as tgki froM St. fiel after oiteisf t action tite a TW . 4:10 1 kilsrert man his atr suPPlling th COsttit, off ov g iot, 1 Ask from 10 iiitidr.44, a itaMr' for 6r:4 - le* , *— tile folio , board his h wit, on.hil *No fins *lt • kiii r ofq Lade ten i 1 icy *is the 1 ~T,fough tea 4litylutviV boy are in ; .leiter toltive t b're &Ito S cjn Lt Pe of I l i s i*tt wds citied 4 h 7tylk 0141 'n‘ltlut • . - . • . ' - iie7Mo7tr ArIRKETS. Railit gliiiiiik: . . t i f 184,114 . -I . : ! radii aWailrf6rWratia_, _,- ttlebett . a - . Etalti-EXcillaya. ,iildst u asiset s asgtrisk, • I .11k$ ainVela•to.43* in nide • ~..0 most of the-Defendehts , haitieg b ese t . the - Qs", ! vinva . ._,...a mo hai r l b w Abe eater 2111 W at atendientee in ptiseM , ~., ht !roffi llTritee vit• s NlVll l : retP ltelvit ibgl stitiltir rlist43 "k au.' hbia"' ftlfte. . . -"6436ll PEti_ their - olf ' .p l a ces..„oat er it o k t i l n e d s c s ate .a a - re ix . ra n lt t e l t ir:4 l .s‘; . . ere, he was followed by two . , or three. . 4: ithe- ii.. i w uz i a i l sews keep ' ii griisslys paltieuVerir CAS" i Wins% ; lei arennslastiorrettee.--me te , •s• leer Min to brill! -, •, • • Thomas Francis, another jouinZnileffi gthrtitnt' • tilir 4111111"del trftle &I. clettiBcy as atom; • I • I t 11 0 36 "0 14 /VAS " 11 WW . fit dt !" l4 awl. 43 * rs ' i . Vaet, - NS. Ms. Its. beam (old). 4 6 atlrietliioi if lie was npt..4shai*d of werhangi • flm 'c1i5t0,,7216 78sit Ilck tlieso (0,4 •- h %• r. LimeSeiv, , whethee he wes aware of the dialler, . i t ( ~,e „ ),,„.. ~... -,...., ........,,, -. ? dadvistd:ltint . -ti Olt Mt web, prisntillitt telt,* . - A.*, 466.4.5 a. Pulaski ditto, 39 6 ,4 6 , ...I 78i. Pot et": die,* n a maintetildke dr Millie.. li Shilling"' PerWee reDurp k fi** . At tl e ( T egs lr i r e i s i 1 56 5 . 16 6 5 . R, • 5„, 2 r iG aii• ttiSelr e alit!' flee s . lullings Ter his wife. On his .Crerdltso,•slll. Wis. • Pr tz4L lit is, Eire Maw, 5* 60 0 , g that he din riot care fee the diefert ther 1 1 ; 11 Seeped Flour 541.. to ft. reatened to Ititeek hilebead . el4 and tit roll him in • Into Wt T HE L ONDON GA Z ETTE, lAjo tt CORN in E•4•13••.1 and Wal e% storm embus the Slava 1 e Wilda. onetlaystitikiiett . ty to thlemenace, he ' A:votote ,Priee of , iisos, • i • Ls passing up Fleet-street; With a hagfell of !MA vil e s t . r .ye. l . Barley. Oats. I g.. his shoulder, when-seene or them. came bellindlien. a L 1 . .. d. I . ~ d. s. d. _a, 1. tiled the bag off his shottlderr and tumbled; it into -ess, 46 9 39 I . 2u 0 u s. 3 1 1 4 . e kennel, and kicked him On tie legs. Siene eel!. " The averagePriceof SUGAR, ronitmted from t h e ns coming up, and itlpilting th.,..e saute, the witness heel* wedkestatasiasetiee 13, assiss. 14,i. set s s us te i iiia v • gitrietd: tp make hi ' 'estepe. 'flier finqnsarelt in. 11112TURIWefVfleRAT et Itfaik4ane, including. ct ai•;`, i 4°).° 4 l4"arr verage 7 " 3 1 /I die ntr k -3 1st s. od lower ; r haT i las t.l e "tialh. " -• ...:. erupted him, and said, that if. Lintebeer kept it up - r six months, they were determined to keep it up • ao, and ruin him' Upon the. witness -refuting to let • . .• A RETURN OF FLOUR, • .. Ptah die Std . o£l4imary• to the Bth of Jau nt. I . s . em see where he went with the work, therfbllowed; rcital:7Bo sacks -Average 595. WA, ' si expressed their detenninatien to thrash him. ' . .. os. 814. lower than last retur n . .• .y: ' John Roberts, anotherjounsernan, also deposed to PRICE OF, HOPS I.N.THii BOROUGH t Ni t eir injurious treatmentsand calling him- a d+-s-sed nags,. si. 5.. to. 61. ow I. Pockets al* t. I f-. 31 ts d raseatand asesenit,inviting hint also ta quit his , mar • PRICE; OR HAY A ot il. New b STR y•V• IN.Sherme aul • Hay 41. 'es. to . es. N C lover (IL 0. 1 ,7; s.: is service. The witness, however, laughed at Clover 51. ins. is tu. Ws. Eismw 11. Ilk hi i td bid them keep off , as he would give them SItoffPFIPIEI.I3 lamtarif It ey_ wanted. They thee prudently desisted. To sink the olid-per Stone of Sib. , w The letter vtritn to the men at Northampton, btt neer 3s. iltt ter is. 2d. Veal Ss 06, hi t • sire of' the Defendants, by a man who acted as their Mutton 4s. Od. to 4. 44. Pork 4s, 41 1, 3 1. , .•,, trk, was then put in and read. It holdout the same O F CATTLE nos na y. Beasts, about 2906-Sheep. 16,7410. steed ducereents for them not ' to week fur Mr. Limebeer , es, 90s--ings, 450. omising them maintenance and support from the NLWGATE AND LEADENHALL Many ' nd, intatuling theme le,4kerned Sholnnatoe." Per stone Of sdb• by the chute. to 4t fa. . . Mr. Wimpery, Mr. Soames, Mr. Davies, and Mr. B eefad. 4d Veal is. ni u t • . sc avy, master shoemakers and bootmakers, were call- Mutton ss. ad. to 4K ltd Pork Ita hh Ito :hew, that the prices paid by Mr. Limebeer were snips at market COAL. MARKET, January lie Skies sold el it and regular, and, in some instances, higher than vs Newcastle Coals 17 SOL 241. 141h* , , .ose paid by other masters. s Sunderland 2 504. 6d. Is 111.4 si Mr. Astee, for the defendants, addressed the t Cinders 1 511... Ixl. to (xi*, t, ourt and Jury at some length. The Learned COun. SILA.OOAIO METER4' OFFICE, . I Go , L 3 O . L ONDO N, adass o i t , N, lath 1 submitted, that the indictment framed against e Lem was one of a very penal nature. They were Monolav, Wedbesd.)lF.wc ASTLE COAL. Jan. li. Mi. is. *, large‘i with a conspiracy, and the statute under Ada ge, m ak , _ a 50 a a es e a di hich they were indicted, inflicted very heavy pes woes Main - I 45 8 1 9 41 shies. The Court was enabled to fine them, to ins. Benton Long - 1 40 6 1 49 4 - 4 50 0 * rison them, and to place them in the pillory p- not r, n,10, 3411 1 1 11 - • 1 44 6 t di nly that, but they were rendered by the conviction ;r ine - 1 49 6' 9 49 4 I 'famous, for their testimony would not be received in Hem* Masa - I 53 0 4 53 8 ik Court of Justice,-they would be incapacitated Heablim Mak - 3 SS 0 1 St e 'OM sitting on Juries, and otherwise deprived of M --. to 53 6 Hotywell ain 1 g teir privileges as Englishmen. The case, as made Kamm kthis - I '59 o 2 se • set on the part of the prosecution, was not one Marley Hill - I 48 0 -hich could warrant the Jury in finding a verdict of Bryan Maio - 3 50 0 4 210 . • silty upon such an indictment, attended by all the Murton Mai° ..... 8 16 0 1 4S 0 tii _ t 0 t SS St enalties he had described. What did the evidence g r a c t i v simp.oB.l - Ist 53 0 t 6 I ft rove I Why this-that these men had worked for Gateshead Park -- 146 6 • fr. Limebeer for some tune; that in 1801 themasters Team - 2 48 6 ad agreed to certain prices for work, which the Des Teiwolef Main - Isoo 2 0 6 A - I '5) 0 4 st e a mdants were in the habit of receiving, when some Walker Waifs End - 4 SSOL 9 934 s w months back, Mr. Limebeer chose to lower the to 59 6 rices. The men finding themselves aggrieved, met W. EudTeutifte's 2 SS 6 SSS 6 3 I Pe sr the purpose, not of conspirieg, as this indictment Weever mile - 1 49 0 0 i barged (and which, by the bye, contained twelve w wh t fit4 m t or , - 1 49 6 949 0 ounts, not one differing from the other), but of Ba Y an d g rown ., war s E n d 4 S 2 6 3 54 0 lli treeing among themselves mit to work under price. lark _ I 48 0 'hey presented for Mr. Limebeer's approval a list Herder _ 3 47 0 1 0 0 ICI f prices, differing very little from the prices which DERLAND. BoußournMoo SUN r - 4 511 Itat Gentleman paid, the increase on some of the w e d„„,h - lAI " cork being but very trifling ; they did not leave their Latimer Mai* - 1 45 0 mirk unfinished ; but, on his refusal to comply Newbottle Moor - 1 48 0 g pith their demands, resolved to abstain from work- ---- 93 - st+ise 57 46 rig for him. This, therefore, could not be called Conspiracy, it was rather a Combination, and in- COUNTRY MARKETS. rams OF GRAIN AT TME FOLLOWING SCUMS. leed the Legislature provided for such a species Of BA smusroar.-Wheat 56. od to 69s od per Quota , fence as the latter by a more lenient punishment. Barley 341 tad to ::76 Od Beans 54$ Od to : 11 t was too well knout' that the prices of boots and oat' 28s od to 90s ed I Bread ls sad pr hoes were exorbitantly dear ; indeed, they had been 850 Hewiev.-Wheat 60s CA to 79. Od s ter o lr to . is . Barley 98s Od w 41s Od I Beans aised in price by the masters considerably within the o at s 29s Od to 384 od I Pease 591 Od to 631 ant twelve months-was it not reasonattlz to suppose Maiuttenzan.-Wheat 666 Od to 76s Od prtQl• , hen, that if the masters raised their prices, that at Barley 381 od to 405 Od I Beans Sits ato lb 60s od 8 Ot . east, in common fairness, the men, considering the oats NEWBURT °d TVbe ' at °d stis P or s t e o 811 Od percr. tigh price of every article of life, should also party- Barley sea 0 4 to so , o d 1 p ease 54 e 04 oek ipate a little in the public generosity ? It would be oats 275 Od to 35s ed I Bread Is id serge ecolletted that the prices demanded were not higher READIWheat 66s Od to 80s Od per Quartet. han those agreed to by the masters in 1801. He 85s 6d to 41s Od Beans 50$ Od tO 4 ° • 265 od to Xs od Pease 53s od to lb rusted, therefore, the Jury would consider this not as HIGH V6'ATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE 'I 0..M0R10 ' conspiracy, but as a combination, and, in deciding spon the case, take into their consideration the heavy On:testy Moraine 4O minuets after 4 Afternoon .•...•.• 9 minutes after 7 niialties inflicted by the Statute. _ The Cuitutmas said, that a conspiracy was the as- ;embling of any number of men together; meeting 1 1'HE advantage the public mufl always PUBLIC For the express purpose of doing an act to injure anp- - front regularly educated profetional men diredise her person. 'I he Jury would, therefore, in deciding clutively their Radler to one (pecks of malady. was Dn the case attend particularly to the evidence, and, if clearly demooßrated than by the unexampled i Need! _ they were satisfied these Defendants met for the par_ attended thcuceasdnittioistration has i of the ormed. F ir or lr ren ed ong . % i sm , : pose ( L ruining Mr. Limebeer in his trade (which the CURIUM and Co. Stargeoas, formerly in his Mtletbto indictment charged), they would find them guilt of have made the ver.ereau Difeale the particular otied a the conspiracy. The Chairman theft recapitUlated v.Litigawa. $O4 i ts t h e i ", b2v ,..... in g difecivere l i a t i s . the evidence ; which having done, he observed, that in -t to obfrtvcmictua ...... c m T u .', """),-,,.. . _ his opinion, the offence charged was proved ; for it that of etercury,for though it completely eradicates god!, was one of. the most foul and abominable conspiracies of the virus, in its neon 4iossfainsed nape, yet it demo* which had ever come before the Court. teak injure the conilitutioon.os die egoism' s it The Jury' almost instantly found the Defendants r g n ef t: It h s u n s a L ui ft t ftrial`• P":"ice -Guilty ; leaving to thi Court the province of awes-- don to the frightful a:iodides& that meroary dam ite► tinning, the punishment, and. of discriminating as to loves ebst conaketion In its primitive gates bet the shades of guilt, some of the Defendants - having a" debUboeld one to ita totatol areodebe° 4 vi g' 2lb taken more active parts than others. Nuesberlcfs initanals are so recent records:tidier • • of this Medicine. its inherent and fpocifse virtues ' _...../ John Swarthy was indicted for assaulting Joseph petual corrective to bodily debility, whetter Prewir, James, one of Mr. Limebeer's men ; the Defendant an , exce 6 of conjugal or initit ,'aerie, or " I I T was one of the journeymen, and with others attacked mwiwiall' though not ids deft4.ll4tivg -e...." . gd9l youth of both foes in a certain mork•••• James, beat hint so violently that he war confined to the melancholy variety of Norden which ere dm ...4. 4 his bectfor four days, and. rendered incapable of work des Weary vice, there areeseemore abidtles thiHt s for a fortnight after. The Jury found him Gritty • and alge °f duty said drieleneTrwhkthilrel'allis or 4* . ' liC,•With the other Defendants, were taken ttathe House 'thmaiai nate "be ull haf j' y ci t e , tireid.erer ilia of Correction, and will receive sentence on. another lab ssa, alli asels t ela k t i c r ek uy e relk hopt fl %g r ac e . is T reillead ,, yg o l, pates ° " is s web ' day. Moll eavaion. to know that they may Roar. bit !„ 10 ,„, i ifoldia• illthlally was found guilty of uttering, on th e 121 ° 4 e of "nue_ al. best ikorote° th a t 4Vgaralia " ...- ' gull. of December, three couurerfeit shillingrs, in pay- th yl aftr° 2• malu i• ll4 "r"" "'mad's* swtM6ail Zat te. a butcher for miat, of the value °feu ed.-. 6 all ces afrebilbT• debeicioti; from . • as cordial in every fveiskacf vonertal st#lltaglimiktu be imprisoned' six months, and find Co. may be confulted by'patienti of either (116- seCillity. fetreey and ers lumear.at theithouhs, No. 1071-1 111 e 1 e 1 ico 11 ° Ifi r i g Lett front the Country (eat Y itrwo...;:e VIED. will have the era:fres, medicine antLa o4 dvina inarlerw Qr friday last, at Gloucester. eludes Watkins, En• hie et Kingdom SQ. scoy,oool theMbidle•Teingle, Barrister at .Lairs ; is Inbuse death bbiandin and'etends havelo lament... lets of all dist isstalisable la.pristato Li) DON : Priiiitil mid gislAirbesl Jet L.lLAUllialda lg 4 . lilboiliiilii- the Liar, inidirdepartment, is deyeived of one at its tertury Place', Lambeth) at the State-Orrice, No. 3 1 ablest professors, and society e one4f4ttlieseoftnen. • • street. Publish nd 840 at the Sraa-Ortice, Temper-s •• . . on his the sons . connived: term; for also, them and, John their old ter% and desire eleri inducesike promisins fund, Da\ ed + fair . tiose Court sel them charge6l which nalties. prison onl . infamoi a ' froi. their out whit., guilty penalties gove I r, had fendanl few prices. for the purpose, charged " count- wean) They of that work work wie ing, deed offence It shoes rai' lay th. least, hi) recc than . trusted,