Star. — London, England, 1826-07-17 00:00:00

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That on Tuinsar, the ll* !recant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed ap), and teem for THIRTY THOUSAND OA LLONS.O pest, mad. MI bodied TENS- Ili PPE WINE, to be jolly 'Tsai J. twangy to Samples, which we lodged at this Mee, end at the Victsalliog Mee, st DePt - Corsi ; and to be delivered In the Vietitalltng Stores, at Deptford, duty free, within a fortnight from the day of Tender. The Conditions of the Contract may be sees at this °Mee. lOseh Tender must specify the price in words at length. and be delivered before One o'Cloek on the day appointed; and the Perron who makes the Tender,or some Person on his behalf, intend to answer when called for. THE LAST OF THE LOTTERY. rTHE PUBLIC.-- The Act of ile.. IV, cap. OD, limits doe duration of 1 Britain and Ireland to the one Drawing, anima Nth July. The .cettakey of thls. Wag the malty of adveotoring in the Wheel of Forts and robbely in the dmillinglonse of Mr. JatneslDoe, at Hatleigh. Both prisoners pleaded di guilty." Mr. Baron GRANAM and Mr. KMAIPP recommended them to withdraw thei r plea, but they still persevered. l in their confession ; and the consequent sentence of death was recorded. James Hewett, the elder, and James Resell, Were placed at the bar, on a charge of stealing two valuable horses, the property if Mr. William ienner, of L ryton.. James Archer is horse. keeper to Mr. Jenner ; lives at , Low Layton; on the evening of the 18th of May he turned nineteen horses into the paddock; be left them. in safety on that night ; the fence around them was very l i oad ; the next morning. missing two of them, be wen' in search of, and found them at Chadwell, in the ,possession of Weston, a constable. Weston proved iambi tweed these ea die pilaster. who. act [beige able to ateturat Ise these, be oreltidet boo bawdy. Vee- Ca t Orai-Death. J. a. Jassorr, 11111 Q. v. Jr. CHAPMAN. This was in action against the proprietor of The Kent Arne( Etse.t Mercury, for a scandalous and defamatory libel on Mr. Jresopp, the barrister, tending to injure him in his profession. The defendant pleaded the gene ral issue....ive Goats. Tie trW contained eta a single feature et the least interest. Th. Jery Gland their verdict for the plaladf 7 Dasuages, SO guineas. demand tat Ireland the sae of any recent Lottery t and theie is no doubt that, bat for the extraordinary pressure of the times, and the internalises of the General Bleed's% which entirely absorbed the psiblic attendees for a considerable period, every Ticket and Share would have been sold long sine,. A represen -1 tartan of these facts to his Maiemy's Government, induced the Lords Commisaiseers of the Treasury to grant further time for the Sale of ouch Tickets as remain unsold, which will enable many persons to possess themselves of Farewell Chances for the /113 C PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, who matt I otherwise have suffered the Lottery to close for ever, without the power of partaking of its LAST FAVOURS. By their Lorddslp• Warrant, in the Omeette of Friday night, the Final Drawing it to tike place on Wraissmsay. the Eighteroth day of OctOba ant, instead of, at•bsfare sameneeed, the et July. Or WPM ite; gliftplistd, the gaoler of perk Code, galrenviienibdilli.dom theprientat had been ender U. ease, be had bees deciduliplPhiap, The therefore returned a verdict that the pelmet owl saute bl i the Atherton of COA. Mr. &Acumen then stated the ease no the Jury. E.; C. Lanza, E.g. stated, that on the 26th Apse there bad been a very violent attack on the nulls at Ad dingham. Oa the following day. witness and other Ka. gistrates attended at the mill. There were shout a doom soldiers. The mob assembled early on the following day. They appeared to witness to march in order. They wan armed with bludgeons and firearms. A pistol was Mir !Tonally fired from the diferent parties as a signal.... They did not oa that day venture to attack the mill. A. serjeant, who bad commanded the cavalry em ployed in the defence of the mill, stated that he had ap prehended the prisoners. They were in company with a small Member more, in a lane. Witness's party airs proached them at a sharp caner, and they dispersed in rations directions, Witness saw the two prisonerslll Over a gate. The prisoner Watt us dropped a large home pistol, which witness produced. _ M. lI4LLEA CLIFTON. VICTUALLING-01'46%14 5,1826. rrHE CO IiMiSSIONERS for VICTUALLING' .T i Ids twErrrs NAVE, 4c. d. hereby glen Adm. That on Twentav the 26th September neat, they will be ready to iteeeive Tender. in writiog (sealed up) and treat for the supply to, this Department, of a quantity of SALT MEAT, equal to FOUR I 'THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED NAVY TIERCES et BEEF, Irish, and SIX THOUSAND NAVY TIERCES of YORK, all to be cured in the ensuing Season, and to be delivered Foer.fiftbs part thereof in Tierces, and the ramekin Fifth part in 'Barrels, into his Majesty's ViensaMng Scarcest Deptford, Ports mouth, and Plymouth, in such proportions as shall hereafter be re quired: one half thereof cm or before the nth day of canary, and the other Wien or before the Mist day of May, 1827. In the mot, however, of the Board not accepting any of the Tenders which they may receive on the 12th September (in pur suance of another advertisement of this date), for the supply of SALT MEAT at GIBRALTAR and the WEST INDIA ISLANDS and COLONIES, the further quantity of FOUR THOUSAND Fivg HUNDRED TIERCES of BEEF wed FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TIERCES of PORK swill be required for deliviit at Deptford, and in that ease clay be Tendered for on the 26th with the quantities *bowmen tioned ; the whole to be paid for as usual, by Bills without In terest, payable at sixty days date. ABOUT THREE HUNDRED OUNCES OP MODERN PLATE, Handsome Plated Ankles, Fine Oil Palmtop, by esteemed Masters, select and vabsabla Lino of Books, Chins and Glass, Single Barrel Goa, by Nattimit; of- Globes, and varies, Meta. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. H. L. COOPER, At the Auction Man, Banboloasew.latte, On Tti=DAT. July la, lin. at Twelve o'Clock, Its his erees.ezansiesdoi, whom said that the sessedi IMMO aria et Anti bet it leeressed after the seidisoldlemed Mr. Jams addressed the Jury for the prieseses. Mr. Baron Ileums seesosed sp. aid the Jury lisMitfitatly ibpdued both the primers. (Sy Order of the Executers of T. R. Heinserewrs, Seg. deceased), Removed from Clapham, for convenience of Sale, VOMPRISING ABOUT THREE HUNDRED V OUNCES of MODERN PLATS, in Table Forks and Spoons; Dessert do. Tea Sets, Fish Eaves, Soup and &see Ladles, Candlesdeks, &e. handsome Pissed Ankles, asnalsting of an Epergne, lip Tab& Candlesticks and Seambes. Ice Palls, large Tea Trays and Waken, Seep Tureen, a Madonna Plateau with Glass top ; Bread angst, Knives and Forks, Zee. Ott. Fine OS Paintings by Jae UK Was** Denham, C. Marone, Teniers , Zoffeay, Pam* and ether estee med l Masters. A Select Library of Rooks. amens whida will be found Plato 's Works, Bulfea's Weeks, Ceases Poona, Ream sad Cleera's Works, Costumes Naiad. Hawk's &Mop, Hume and Smellett's History of Review, Pamphleteer, Clark's Hosarth, Gold• satit lagt h a rbrort See. Rich Cut Glass, Chins. n NV , Bar rels/ One, by Monkey ; a Pair of Globes, and various Stens. To be viewed es Mesulay and Merningisf Sale. Catalogues to be bad at the Auden Mart, and of Mr. H. L. Cooper, Auctioneer, 93, Blekopegate-street CARTIM v. mouton. This was an action for slanderous words, imputing to the plaintiff that he had cheated certain numbers of a Lottery Subscription Club, of the sixteenth share of a ,20,0001. prize drawn to a ticket purchased by the plaintiff on be half: of the club. Averment of special damage, that divers persons who bad been in the habit of frequenting a public-house kept by the plaintiff, wholly ceased to do so, in consequence of the slander, whereby the plaintiff was greatly impoverished and damnified. The defendant pleaded the ggeeeo al issue. Seritsat TAINT lbd Mr. Bormaoseoadacte d the plaindirs case, and Mr. Couwzy and Mr. Carrot die deteredasfe. The plautilf was a puhlican;iteeping the sign of the Red Lion, at Hockerill, in Hertfordshire, and the de fendant was keeper of a turnpike gate at Sa ff ron Walden, in this county, in the month of Sept. 1619, a number of persons in humble life formed a Subscription Club at the plaintiff's house, for the purpose of purchasing Lottery Tickets. The plaintiff himself, and some of his servants, were members of the same Club. After continuing together a short time, theamb was dissolvea, in consequence of the ill success in the tickets which bad been purchased. la the anemia of last year the defendant circulated a report thatbe bad made inquiries is London, and had found that a shims* all 20 . 0 Q 04 prise bad been sent dews totbegliaintiff as the proceeds of the 16th share of a Aida, ill* 6,525, purchased by the plaintiff on accosts"-of the Club, and that he bad appropriated the samow.te his own use. The slanderous words were proved*? ten of three witnesses,* one of , whom the defendant staid *he his ssatment was true, and he called negro& so witnesithotruth of his assertion, seeeral'persoutruiete called to Prove the special damage , alleged. SOSO of them, however, distinctly stated that they had ceased to frequeet the plaintiff's house solely on account of the alleged slander. Some of them stated that they had entered into a conditional resolution not to deal with him any longer, unless be cleared up the slander and vindicated his character. Thum went a she Jury ender die Learned Isigs's directives. and they found *dr verdict fee Ike Phlatll.-Dsassess, DORCIIIMITER. Joke White and Willie* Stedgedi stood inditied far making signals to smugglers, whereby they effected their escape from the officers, on the morning of tilt ltAt instant, in the island of !becloud. - This indictment vfas under the new Act of Perlin. meat on the subject, passed in the 6 h George IV'. tiy ,which it was made criminal to give an 44 intimation' of any kind from shore to persons engaged in the act of smuggling. Mr. Serjealt %Lon and Zr. SELWTS conducted the prosecution. The evidence against the men was to the following effect : on the morning in question they were found loitering on the sea shore, and perceiving tweOkref the preventive service men,• they gave a loud whistle . " whereupon a boat was seen immediately to putts off . with five men in it, all of whom escaped. The pri soners were secured, and on the spot from near which the boat put to sea, were found a number of kegs of spirits.--Phis was all the evidence in support of the prosecution. The witnesses ware the two preventive service men: avid one swose that the prisoners whiitled both together; the other that they whistled ass after the other. They also varied es to the time of the morning at which the occurrence took place. One said it eat half-past one, the other that it was cwt.. lir. Pram 'ALMON defended While. Mr. Wakinr addressed the Jury foe the other pri soner. He remarked on the looseness of the evidence, and the trivial nature of the offence charged. He really thought it would be making these poor men pay a little too dear for their whistle, to convict them of so serious an offtteee upon such inconclusive evidence. The Jury, after a short emu/aide% returned a verdict of its Coley. ' Mr. Justice Guam asked the Jury if they believed that the men ware bead on the ~ashen as stated / The Anima replied, that they did set doubt that tan. but . thought die prboners entitled is as acquittal magmata et the va rieties k the evidence. The learned Judge then asked it they belie...4lAm the hip et spirits Wirt found at the place and those stated? The Jury slimed that tact eh., bin said they still thee& they bed shwa a proper vesdkt, is masideratiess of the variance tu the The - Condition of the Contracts way be seen at this Mee, or by applying to Ur. S. W. Dunsterrille, Agent for she Victualling at .Cuth ; to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, -Belfast, Newry, and Waterford ; and to the Secretary to the Past Master General at Dublin respectively. No Tender for a lees qeandty than shall be equal to Three Hundred Tierces of Beef, er Three Hundred Tierces of Pork, will be admitted. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Bach Tender must specify the price in words at length. and be delivered to the Board before One &Clock on the day appointed; and must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons missing to become Mood with the Party tinseled** lit the penal sods of ene-thlrd of the ansiont of the Contract for the doe performer* of the same. The neon who nukes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, ,Just attend to inerfftr when called for. IL WALLER CLIFTON. P7CTU4LLISG OFFICE, J. 5, 1116. THE COMMISSION EKS for VICTUALLING Als 4114.MSTTS Atm ft. ashtray give soda, That en Tuesnar, the 1 Mk elloptendser neat. they will be reedy Ito ruble' Tenders in writhes (sealed up) and treat for the mpply arparate Contracts of such quantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK as may be'demanded fir the meet His Majesty's Traipse GIBRALTAR. GRENADA, ANTIGUA, TOBAGO, BARBADOES, TRINIDAD. BERBICE, ST. LUCIA, • DOMINICA, ST. liCirrs, DEMERARA, ST. VINCENT, Tor Twelve Months certain. from the 24th Jaws, ISO, the sura sate amment et which is Intimated at about FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TIERCES et BEEF, and FOUR THOU• SAND FIVE HUNDRED TIERCES of PORE. hie 14: Mak GoJt was indicted for cutting and maiming itobett Nems, with into* to slay him. It appeared from the evidence of Robert Norris, that, in the parish of. &woe, in this county, an in closure of commons had takes place some years back. About two hundred acres were reserved for supplying the poor of the parish with a turbery. It was the duty of the parish officers to protect this apportionment. A cottage having been erected en it by some straggling pauper some few years ago, it was determined at a vestry meeting of the parish to take it down. Due notice of its demolition was given to the iahabitants. The witness Norris, who was a constable, proceeded with others, on the day named, to carry into effect the reso lutions of the vestry. The .prisoner, who resided near the cosmos, placed herself is front of the cottage, and told Norris and those who were with him, that she ` I. would chop down and cleave to atoms the first who dared approach," shaking at them a reaping -hook, illicit she held in her hand. Witness then drew forth an The Condidens of the Contracts may be seen at this Pim se by applying to Mr. J. W. Dassuam.r.s. Agent for the Mani Meg at Cork. STAFFORD, Ass is. AA . N Taylor, master of the Severn barge, on the Grand Junction Canal, was indicted for stealing SOM. weight of tea from the said barge, sailing between Lon don and Wolverhampton, the property of his employers; Messrs. Crowley and Co. It appeared in evidence, that is consrquence of re peated losses by the employers of the prisoner they had enjoined the superintendant of the canal to watch (Waif the movements of this barge. That be had dose soloist April, when, between Birmingham and Wolverhamp ton, at five or six o'clock in the morning, he observed the master and two of his crew engaged as if examining the goods, which were piled up on the deck. He imme diately went to the nearest place where he cold.' find a constable, and with another man boarded the boat. There was only one bed in the cabin, which was used in common, and in turn, between the mister and crew (pour men; When they went on board the master was lying upon it, and under his pillow was a sack. On being asked what it contained, be replied "horse corn; and upon their going again on deck to examine the goods, the master pushed after them, and flung the sack into the canal ; the superintendant immediately fished it up, and found, as he expected, the contents to consist of 281 b. of various qualities of tea, which had bees in the course of the voyage feloniously abstracted, in sam ples of about one pound each, from the vatious chests he was to deliver at Wolverhampton. The master, on being confronted with his N bone corn,* then said that be had bought the tea from a travelling hawker. A grocer proved that the tea resembled that in the chests on board, and that they bore chisel marks of a recast opening. Implements of such a nature, ingeniously contrived, were also found on board, and it was proved that there could be no honest necessity for their posseb sion during the navigation, nor foe fhis cargo being tended in the same time. Each Tender must specify the price in words at kegth, and be delivered to the Beard before One &Clock ea the diy appointed and mut be accompanied by a Letter signed by two respondide Persons, engaging to became bound with the party tendering, In the peed Sum of One Thiel of the mew of die Contract, for the due performance of the same. The Person who makes the Tonderomr, some Person on Ids lAA asst attend to answer WWI called for: It trazza CLIFTON. THE BALLOON; OR, TAKING POKSKiSION OP A NEW TERRITORY: A CoflottArtnl4 INMAN?. " UUR never in London hits been in bur life!" A.A. A Cambrian ezelaim'd, at Sloth Mims who rabies p.-. When plodding his way, sans obstruction or strife, His steps to the Park curiosity guides, From whence he had learnt that a splendid Mikan Would meant, with a fam'd £roaaut, to the Moen ! I'he Welchem maneeuvred to gain a close stand, Awl saw with amazement the vessel expand; Increasing In growth, by mysterious pursuits Of Wird Amateurs, each array'd in bright Boom; Deriving, it seem'd, supernatural aid, Prom forms in the Izr's glossy lustre display'd ! Cot pies, burr the Cambrian ezeialmiln affright, Sublimely as soar'd the gay orb to the sky, Soon lost in Immensity's space to the eye! When sped (mm the scam of ascension his flight, Nor stopt South Mims he repined in terrorent, 'When floating in air the balloon bowed o'er him ! The )Eronaut near Potter's field now tick-ended, • And quickly by followers from Town was attended, Arrajd in the Jaz of Reams, as before Whose Boers each a spectre apparently hors ! Cot pies now the Monarch of Wales and the Moen, And save the Jet sprites, that possession so soon Znabled the Intrepid traeller to take, And safely a fourney so perilous make," Cried Owen ap Morgan !—the anima oration From all rais'd an uproar of mirthfal appkum ' " The Jar," they " a fresh incident draws The glee to enhance of this fam'd Coronation • Nor richness of houteur, nor ornament lacki ng, Sustained In their zenith by WARRIIII . II Jiro. flitscante." This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by unleaded pistol, wishing to intimidate her, and say. lag that « he would blow eut the brains of the first who disturbed him in the discharge of his duty." The prisoner ran at him forthwith, and made a rush at him with'the seeping -hook, which be escaped. He ran in cut her and took her round the waist, but he found himself strukk in the bead by a knife, which the prisoner bad concealed in bee load. (Xis 30, STRAND. London; And sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID in Bottles, 64. 104. 12d. and lad. each. Ilse PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. 124. and 136. each A Shilling Yot et Paste is equal to Fo'ir Is. Bottles of Liquid. er Ask fur George Jostiog, the younger, John Adios. and WM p, liens John Fitch , three young wren . aged yet 'vely. 16, lb, and 14, were indicted for feloniously ki ' and slaying Wm. Bunnlngton, at Chelmsford, 12th It appeared from the evidence for the that the prisoners were young gentlemen, the 'IIIN of very respectable parents en the asighbourhiprid of Chelmsford. Ce the Ifith of May last, they isad bees on horseback to Chelikifeed Fair, and in the eveningi between eight and nine cleleek, they mounted thew horses for the purpose of returaleg home. Their horses were rather restive, and set .off at a gallop. In the easterly pan of the town called Dukastreet, a crowd of persons had assembled around a drunken man, so as nearly to block up the way. The prisoners rode through the crowd with great impetuosity, and after knocking down one man, who got up again without injury, oas of the horses came in contact with the deceased, who fell lifeless on the ground. The prisoners pursued their road without stopping ; bet it did not appear that they were conscious of the injury one. One witness stated , that one of the prisoners, in coming toward the crowd, called out to make way. The prisoners being called upon for their defenei, l delivered a written statement, declaratory of the fin elf the melancholy accident having been caused by the ungovernable spirit of the young hones they rode. Several witnesses were then called, who proved that the bones which the prisoners bad ridden on the occa sion in question, were young and unmanageable. An Immense number of most respectable witnesses gave the prisoners the highest possible character for mildness of manners, and humanity of dispchition. Mr. Num, charged the Jury, that if the prisoners bad occasioned the death of the deceased from care lessoess, they would be guilty of manslaughter; but that if death was occasioned by involuntary accident, they would be entitled to an acquittal. The Jury deliberated a few Wastes, and head the pelmet TM tittjr. Per Hells was placed at the bar, on an indictment , charging him with having stolen some sheep, the prom poly of a labourer, in the month of September, 199 L The prisoner was arraigned at the Lent Assizes of 1825, and on that occasion a Jury being empanelled to the question of his derangement, returned a verdict s' insanity, in consequence of which his trial was not this 'proceeded on. He was removed to the Lunatic Asyliet at Plaistow, where he subsequently, by the directioueof Mr. Secretary Peel, continued until the ad of Jeek M which time, he being reported by the Doctors of that establishment to have recovered his sanity, a warrant was received from the Home Department, *tiering his transmission to Chelmsford gaol, there to remain until delivered by due course of law. The evidence was long and tedious, and dwelt Ow cipally upon the question of the priaseees derangement. Those who were called for the proacution were ex tremely discrepant in their testimony, and did the case entirely depend upon it, it might fairly be asked, “ who shall decide when doctors disagree?" Those who ap peared for thedofence were conclusively of opinion that the prisoner had been insane, and the Secretary, and the certificate of the Governor of the Plaistow Asylum,left not a doubt of the question. The Learned Juooz summed up at considerable length, end told the Jury that the question they had to try was, not whether the prisoner was insane at the time Of his aperthensiOns oe shhaquent, but whether, when he committed the attics charged in the indictment, be was labouring under aberration, and was incapable of knowing right from wrong. —V.rdict, Gaffey. Sentence of Mt& was Worded, but the het sad prOseestor strongly rocoonnentied ,lstra,to Mercy. Mr. Baron Omen* , add that the frefitallilliatlell *mild be attended to. At the_ .0 1 111 1 Alts of tie Leagued Jodge, lad ea a eseasnaaltatioa booty* usultm ea rd the lan* dicer% as amicable arraapmeat was i at t ea, the primer teas discharged. Whottlts a respectable-looking man, about 6fty, with powdered hair, Ste. was put to the b ar on a charge of having forged, uttered, and imblished at Weymouth, in this county, two several indorsements to checks of 891.175. 4d. and 41.195. with latent to de fraud Jane Luce, widow. and owner of Luce's hotel, Weynseuth.—Na witnesses appearing, The Learned Junes told the Jury that it was their duty to acquit the prisoner. Whether there was or was not any collusion between the prisoner and the prosecu tor it was not fur him to say; if there was 'such collo sifts, it was for his Majesty's Attorney-General to consider if he ought not to proceed against them in another place.—Acy. TM chugs agaiait Mr. Meatier was detailed tame dap ago, at great length, la the Loudon pollee reports. YORK, JOLT 14. Bossy Utley was indicted for having sithorned one Anne CMS, vu the 12th day of September, 1825, to commit perjury, by falsely swearing that a child, of which' she was thee pregnant, was the child of one goat, he, the said Henry Otley, well knowing that the said John Moat wan not the father. The widesa seas laseadasive. Ur. Dane Homages laniag soaloted up to the Jery, thrulet atedietely ,periled the doluedent. Several witnesses gave the prisoner a good character. Mr. Baron °miaow charged the Jury, who instaildi bond the prisoner Guilty, and ins Gun inneody sentenced hive to meek years' transportation. ====n The hay harvest is finished in Sussex. The lesiag crop of seed is expected to be very short indeed. PIINAWCZ.—Sunday se'nnight. Isaac of 80. ton-le Sands, near Lancaster, stool pomace in a erkte sheet, and without shoes and stockings, In the pail,* church of that village, daring the vagina* u n i te . agreeably to an order from the Bodo' atticalteeme, far having married the sister sof his bruit *if% sail under peculiarly aggravated circandantee,,seoa otter bar d ece a s e. A greet number otintorms attended to wit. nem the ceremony, which is gebesepeated two 81114111,16 i!.1! • .