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quisition ; and yesterday morning they w.reacecadingly placed at the bar. _,.,_: ..,_ Mr.,pergeart Storms said, that the prmeuar,stwv,,. `e' and the deceased man, S h eppard . in the mentll'drairana last, had a quarrel, and agreed to fight for a toserailm• They entered the ring, and fought till both became exhausted and unable to stand up ; and it beingSt drawn battle. they agreed to fight again on the 20th of the same month. 'they icier accordine to their agreement., and the prisoner Pratt was Sh-ppard% second, and a man named Harris was the second of Secret Jerre' and Sheppard fought for three quer. ten of an hoar, in the Most savage furious manner; and the result was, that Sheppard received in the end a tremendous blow on the neck, and he was carried quite insensible from the grnnnd. Previous to the last round. many of the spectators had repeatedly called out to part the combatant , . because it was obvious that fatal con sequences would ensue if the fight was continued. Tne deceased languished for two days, and died in cone • nuance of the injury which he received on the neck, is the . fight. Mr., timeictss, CoUnsel for the prisoners, took an . objection to the record of the Inquisition. because it did not say that the wound the deceased received had caused his death. From the time he received that wound until the time of his death,,he might have died of apOplexy. or of other disease. Mr. Baron Gaititow said, that he saw the objection was fatal to the inquiry 'as soon as he read the record. and it did not surpriie him ; in fact, he should have been more surprised if the record, like most of there. . erwhich came through. the hands of coroimi. had note of less value than the parchment on which it was wrfuen.—The Jury found the prispners Walser, under his Lordship's 'direction. - His Lordship t hen addressed the prisoners, and told thank they had had a very fortunate escape. He assured Jeteei that if the Jury had found them . guilty upon the Inas which bad been laid before him m the Career?. depositions, he should have left him for execution. Ile (Janes) had been tried at that bar for a felony, and sines his discharge from prison he bad fought not less Ono IS or 16 prize battles. If be were wise, he would be cautious of his future conduct. because the neat fight f i ght possibly prove fatal to his opponent and to him. serf also e. 4. OXFORD, SAIMAA% J OLT le. wrOne, e stout-built young man. stood charged ing assaulted and jobbed William Peggptt,.on theVag 6 highway, its the parish of Nuffield, on the Ilth. of April ; and with having forcibly taken from him his Bo ma, coataining foot soveseigns and some silver.—.. The ease ticked very great interest, and the Coast was utwo ally crowdad.—Mr.Jorizteit stated the case, and called the following witnesses: AnitWohing deposed, that on Easter Sunday she gave the wesecutor four sovereigns in exchange for notes ; she wrapped them up for him in whitish brown paper, and pinned the paper insideltie purse; in the opposite aide of doyens there wet . *about &I shillings in silver; she saw him tot the purse into his breeches pocket. William Peggett. the . prosecutor deposed that he was waggocer to.Mesars. Taanatuni•Bayliss, and had charge of the waggon from Farrington ;on Easter Monday he had four eoverei . gas wrapped Op as de scialcied by the last witness, in his purse ' and about twenty-five shillings in silver; be reached Dorchester • With the waggon by ten o'clock that night, at which piece be had occasion to takeout his purse; his money WIN then safe; from Dorchester to Gangsdea Hill, is a diatswireof *even miles; there are no turnpikes betwase. eoll:be tad no occasion to take out his purse while = r ims thither ; Gangsdom FFII is surrounded on • . sides with forest trees, and is embanked on both aides; there is a narrow footpath branching off to the left, which leads to Munringhans-huter at the bilsoa of the bill he acre a man in a short brown Amok and trousers of the same kind; that mos followed him up the bill, end was frequently se close behind him, that had he gapped a moment they most have touched each other; when near the top of the hi be was deprived of his senses, in a manner of which be cangive no account; on recovering. he found himself its bed in s cottage, about half a ad* distant; his hedif was dreadfully cut; be was confined to his bed eight video, and is not yet qui • recovered; it was shoat bait-pest three o'clock when he reached the hill ; a map named Ecklin was asleep inside the waggon; he thinks the prisoner is the person who followed Aim up the ha but will not swear to his identity. • • • • W. Pover—../4 driver of the Streedwatet coach: on The morning fif 'Easter Tuesday. about half past three o'clock, he reached Gangsden Hill with his coach. and 'OW the prosecutor lying on the off side of the road with his head towards its centre; be was lying on hia face, will his Svh;p under him, and his hat at some distance; the waggon was standing still. about SO yards distant; there was a man inside the waggras asleep, whir appeared to know nothing i 4 the affair; there was a great deal of s blood about 'where the man was lying; a-waggon, driven by Goodhall, dame up at the time, and witness helped to lift the prosecutor into it ; he had then partially recovered his senao, but could give no account how he became ihsensiblifi - • John doodhall; the waggoner glided to by the last witness, deposed, that be •marvied lie p amewasee hi-frier waggon to the inn at the top of . ** Hill. kept by 1 Mr. Carr, and there left him; she prosecutor bad passed witness on the read about an hour previously, and was then perfectly sober and in food health; it was a dart night, and there was no moon. Richard Ecklin was asleep in Peggett's waggon, and was awoke by the coachman of the Stroudwater coach. On getting gut of the waggon he found himself on Gangsden-hill, and saw the prosecutor lying senseless on the road tide; he was conveyed tp Mr. Fur's, and there pot to bed ; his head was covered with diet and. blood, and one of his arms was mechinjured. Mr. Farr, the landlord of the public-house, said that the prosetutor, when brought to his house, was so co vered with blood, dirt, and bruises, that although well acquainted with him, he failed in recognising him.— On recovering his senses, the prosecutor said he bad money in a purse as his tight-hied pocket ;• but on searching, witness could find neither money nor purse. Mr. Clerke—ls a surgeon, lied was called upon to attend the prosecgor ; he found twei.contosecl woes& on tight %idealist upper part of hishead; the wound* were each circumscribed by a rumefastion. and appear. ed . to have been inflicted by very bray bides; the skull was frdttuted-to an extebt of three inches, sad a portion depttaseds several small' arteriiiii were divided 10- as to mess g great flow of blood; Witness coast. dered Aral tea . . in imminent danger then aattfor eno4.clot Utter does he consider Navaggo of danger tiara. • - . it" • Vii!tiarn 9111king...is s waggoner id the onsidenPlel as the pm:center , on. the Sunday previous td She teb. bleb he wel4 ol4ll o l ll Glineden IR* and th ere saw the prisoawr .. ;:tobo accompanied hisasosnOistanee, and talkadiritb Ainslie was thessarditi a short smock frock, and 'raisers to pitch. Herald to witness," Ydu hare a waggon which passie.hete latenvery night?' and wit;.' Innis replied, ss We hate' On reeihing the fciepritis teading to'Huntinghtim End, the pristfoer let Mai, and went does abitt: l 96olPath' • . Mrs. Russel deposed, that abe lives in St*Cotligwavngic a quarter of a mile•distant from Gangsden firlit'about half past five o'clork oft Easter Monday, the prisoner came to her cottagl, and staid there till two o'clock in the motitiog; he land: he should probably have a new . drass.by the following day r, that he had no rtioneYaben; but should have plenty by the following day, and would then give them a treat; he took a hammer belonging to w itness's husband from off a shelf; koras one with a long handle, sad was usetifor britativiewtones; .. wit ness o:olaimed, " Lai George, whit are . y.n.going to do with their he replied, e 1 it will. be useful to me, ip MY travels," and placed it -under his shottsmock frock, so As to conceal it front sight; the prisoner, on leiiing, 'eaid he had a I,perso? to meet 'at three o'clock that morning. There are two Pethwarsleading from their cottage; one to Gangsdin Hill, sad the other to Huntiagham End, where the psi sour resides.. Witness observed that the piisorrer-teolt the path leading to •Gangsden Hill, whith a the direct reverte-of 'his way.honte. . Aga Irstintrdson„ &lodger of Mrs. Reuel, cos nerd her testiateity. On the &today night, the Prikdaer wanted to borrow a abilliet_of witness • he said he be lieved he should be obliged to go to Dorchester to wive some money from a waggoner. John Jones—le a laboorer, residing' sr Watlingford. Oa Easter Teeiday - be was rep as early as half-pirstf •ur o'clock. and then saw the prisoner coming from, the th tett ionof Gangsdenall, wbjch is dista at about six miles. George Chiltern saw the prisoner the same morning at the • same publit.bouse..at. Watlingford, mad - was. treated by him with some beer, anda breakfast of bacon and awake. The prisoner got tipsy, and wanted to fi:ht with grery one; and on their relating, said, ss .Why tarsi your eyes, I have. three parts killed& man already this' nsorning, and left him for dead?' Witness saw the prisoner take a sovereign front out.a pier. e of wirier*. brown paper,. and also saw hi m produce a handful cif sifiet. ThOmas White saw the prisoner playing skittles.ls the latorgewsed afterwards at the Barley MOw. He lost about 17 or lti• pots of porter. Witness saw hies poll ant two severeigns and •onie. silver ; one cf the sovereigns was loose among the silver, atsd the other he unwrapped from*: piece of whitish-brown paper. The prisoner was very quarrelsome. and snatching a ham: met from Applebee's hand, said to Applebee, I halm knocked down a man this ritorning.taudj could kntiet down you." He thenflung the haomeeinte the mud. Samuel Hine. the landlord of the *me, per • ed chang ing a sovereign (or the prim/pr t; Mrs. Rider. on tbe. unit doh i*Orlivtil nom the prisoner in payment tot soneactosisea.. . Georg* Aides, a congests* prodigal Winn* tiler which•he got from th_eprisniter, It iris hid straw thatching of a pig sty. Ott something heir to the prisoner. as to his having heenet,liVetlingi replied. " It did not take ins 1.14.. e., there, to all the way." • .......,• Mrs. Russel identified the hainnieraS that taken fieris her house. ' w,! before , not swear now, as the hang.iiibTlibe can ' hfr.Clartee, the surgeon, recallesk" Fs that the • wands wen such as were likely to btifshts, by such a weapon as that produced. John Read., Esq. the County Staitswate, whom tbe prisoner was taken, produlita - p‘pet taming the voluntary statement sn de by the ptftogef when before bins. and which he bad takcei Ova 44 writing at the time. A was read by the Clerk of the Arratne. The vane thertiostated, that be remerned.4Mfr. Rot until four o'clock on Tuesday morning, and that fie diem ; weal home; that the ricit.day he went as far as Nouns., law, in s-arch of work, and *returned the same night. He waknever near Wallingford, not bade; any.,moneyy. .14 spend...44444osec! the case for the prosecution., Mr. Justleibielibi..l4 read over the whole evidence to the Jury, and carbonated. epos it; as be proceeded. The Jury, after a short deltberationproneturced the prisoner Gat* The Learned Jaunt a idressed the prisoner in a most impressive manner, and advised him to prepare for the awful change nhich awaited him, as his case was one to which merry could not be extended. The prisoner, who throughout the trial had displayed the utmost indifference of manner, bare into laughter while thiJudge was addressing him., . POLICE INTELLIGENCE.. MA Mittoll-H OUCL gal*, the Ws. •Mr. dal* of Pima" WI O Ims.bent ski Gavot /to*. Js.thp matins sadist/sir places the Miss Miandon ,manwomilbrimilloompsioid for the purpose Amadei thcLonn Mama whether chop wen any fowl fo the city of Loodost which otlght be applied to the 'Mecum of thwdiseressed seaman with whom the ntetropolio abounds ? It wooed ma to wittaa's beset bleed to wtitess their distress; 50d...-. Delp The Loss blavoa—l ans wry spyfor it, art but I "son W. Smith—Ts there no find from which wale relief mighebe afforded to them? They are homeless and half, oaks* apiLikerally staxelog. . . . • Tim 1.450 Manus—There h no fund that Mtn* sd... lomat their ciiiidhion. but I have nothing in my pewit hi:which I coo render them any assistance. They can surely apply f.• thisparishes in which they an. Mr. Is —There la no relief to be bed from palshes. A pa. Ash will Ferber give a poor stinting cresture.siapetice and desire hint not to return again . • ' We we greatly at a low w hat to do to hiprom their destitute condition- The LW m A yes.-.What do you man by." *a r . - Mr. bo t taz-Titi Merchant Ssinum's boclety; 7 - of which I ass nanny. • . The Loan Iffision.-I rufly cannot Interfere I Imo* snow the candhion of the unfortunam men. but I koow of Ito fund to which t o the eceaskas. The city funds certainly num not be as hate Mew Mr. I that there is a fond for, the letimelses poor._ Might nee moo the messy raised for die hoMeirm pm, bePrepaty bestowed hire? The Loan Mayon dabs* that be hone of no such faml. end *Mteposted Mis ho maid weider no ait,lstatico. Thee: amend_ Nitwit M e a groin moiety of woltebednou etoityday;to liOrlte Miler Sift of Ids power to roinivi. Hi greatly regretted thii; hilt be had no rentedf. . , Mr. braids having again been replotted to abusive from bit vst..l Opts of iliMireaching hi the streets of London. then retired.. .• GUILDHALL. . • , , fpninedap Mop ltstitenst and CMOs, Bible *ere shirked i r owi lleff e rdleg is Jolla Harrionted -a hay horpp ft apPearprtheil 'satrap Mr. /tulip., at ritenspi to Smithfield. rOl toll twolersm ike-ohltem borsht; and riiitfeiff dirfilaort beg sap be wis eninding io the merket with the Gotha. Tibia , and ante et "man came tap-assiksaid di. ligerm- woukt wit t man whom they knew and who droveltdaeltei on the Paddington road. Flarrisee was the ; telfOrte e geblieleotwe, aindlinfrod used to An. denims who coneented.. to give t W.. Id*. teethe maims! ; .bet se, be , kid met so much moory in his posseseion, he 'wished Harrison to takes baffle fel. toe. draws in tavonr . of Ansiersito, by one John Owlet.' Harrison did loot like ti accept the bilk "as - bib Mane. hogs mefne to noire , bads pith abet- hoese.we mote}. flow OMN I : as Andaman said the MU would be duly, honoured. apd as A rissinetable boiling man, named Brown, who .eias . endue In the resien;, saki it was a capital oitei he cooikoresi th heoqiek in peynient fne - the horse; hot upon the indentanding that Brown west* lostalitly cash it. The horse wee then formatiy de livered po Anderson by Harrison; .and samara Inv to fumble in hie pockets to god the mosey. He however'said, he had not enough of gold in Ole pneeeselon to gosh the bill, and that be most *litotes. Heroism was now alarmed, and while be Was endeavouring 'to linen which - road the hone, with Antietam aid the other men, had gene, Orono made biter/ego. Anderson amd Terowisamee taken on Friday ; in their defence they said,gbat don** had bore a resider oak of the horse; but they were eon:OEIW fix eteallag the animal. BO W.STREET. • - Damao 0/ A COMM laroliMllll 301w*A1 Set Bch areas. : 3 1 tensed viltinses appeared before Sit R. Btalaleall -Fr i est 'wk. "gamine ea information laid by hint against Mr. its the pro piker of the Notfolk Arms, In the &rend s (be' h kept his hem* open ire mimosa afte r twelve o'cloelt, oa the *gift of the faetb blatant. Me..Herrlogoeld be had no hesitatins its 410 tact to be as charged la the informable. t pr a iera. the Gen tlemen and worts:Sin speared upon • were in • the habit of haw, is and dare fro* SW .!t Eh I. nuoss-4 know . elm Man ednosteil *AM tie peen ere obliged to keep lateleurs, and, of wow, that they require some rdresbmenk; and would ituot b* bad, I kenoldosk you, Johu. ken, that ties, who ate hboovieg fir tbi public advantage, as you legs you are doing, should le deprived .sf than es:freshmen:4 which would be the effect of 1 eauvietiou la the prevent ease; Mr. Herring, I disense tholnionnaties. QUE gisi-SQUA EL ' *Nam cue WlXlA—Saturday, a respectable looking man, named James Hielawi.• was charged with. obtaining mosserfront various peruses, under fain pteenota. . - It appeared that the prisoner was In the kabk of Weeding% Month to Gentleaies's houses, cud, by the plausibility of his ed. dress, gerserally got thetas to sebscribe something for the relief of a digressed family. A Gentlemen, who had some suspicion of the prisoner, and who had been imposed on, gave him Into • eustedy. • The constable banded to the hi:girt:ate a bundle oil papers found en the prisoner. Use was a Petition Pissed Eliza- i bath Hcalgon, setting forth, that from a ware of 4111yruce she had hien reduced to great distress, with a family of seven children,, and not a bed to lie open, owing to her husband being arreeted , and congaed in prima. Tile Petition the releaser went about with. representing himself to be a Gentleman deeply interested in the facets+ the linfortunate family. Tu this petition were the stria- tures of several hundred persons, including the lifehop of Deettellt, The Speaker..? the HOLING of Commas Mr.. Mano-rs Sutton, Lady Gordon, Lady J. Erskine, Sir 13; T. Farquhar. the Bev. W. B. Collyer, kc. The total mown of money sobscribed was up mite of 4 • . • constable further stated, that he had made inquiries at the IStediati Society, and the prisoner was will knovin them in the 0 liven Letter Departenim." The pawner said be had a wpm' fandlykkeemipileil Mid ble distress bad Wolfed him to get, ates ses =ret e - • • .. f• The Magistrate !spirited : . ble ni *teem lam; prisoner had collected, and teMralttid Sr= HOW °Wee.. lion as 5 regeo tiod'vagabeod, for thine .. ' MA KLBO autto RifilliiiT. Two women were brought io by Reherts and another towed& qqnn Sagarday, kisatged wish pastiest had shrews. It la *MAN lioherts and Ids withaTleonal odours tubes wat tie w om so gell fat , 104 1 11nesidog them to be passers of bad money, resolved to arms as men as the pawing amid be proved. Accordingly, rammed tie woman with a beaver hat go into Mr. Thom} 1 0 1 4 11 b4ert alarter-alreet. St. James's. ea Saturday, where dialmilbought a penny roll, and changed a sixpence, which. upon dim, was discovered to be had. Roberts obtained the sins wen of 'Mr. Thomson, and kit the shop, to watch the w her Masao. who were a velvet bonnet. After joining company, the a Wenner watt to Mr. Thenapion's slw and tendered a siz e, which be refused to take, and witness took the woman. The shopkeeper exhibited a disposition to withhold the faces, The addressing him, due ON is clear -4nataant of as raw', to • • • dna. Sir Gmaaa....Then. we shall see what tie Master of the SUM tan do with the Master Vika &Pe. The prisparts were remanded. MAKY.I.A.SONNIL ' .11seardayJ'arpik Aldayfey, a carter k the easpioy of Airaonsb Hanna the contractor for repairing the Fiditewaroroad, sms by Lord William Lomas, with basing wriously danampal McdshiP . npliamoir, by his aegfigent driving. From =lt:tenieur, coofirmad by his footman. and Willkak . a re's Lady, named mod, it appeared, thistles • 011*inais ddviig lie phaeton, la which was- hes Ladyship.. lidanwata.euerie ea Wednesday afternoon; the phatant Wai the pear. skis of the mad, • consequataly• there was solliclest • on the other sidle of the road far the defendant, who was Mot guiding his holies, bit 'sitting Oa the tart, to have paned.-. 'bat defendants however. 'drove Ice e orlskia so dose to Lord W. how% sestriegoethat one of the who& of his cart Callnkirs cons" that weds the Mader wheals of the pinatas', and the shock was so Etere a . to thophansit win tamed completaly.rattod e aillsest. d to pieces. Her Ladyship was .naturally very much . ~ and bar screams brought his Lordship to her assirrancri; Wlntemo i li•• her Mot of the phaeton * nesd placed her In . Mrs. Streyei which IraSitallifill One brAlad assibia thee west in of thedefendam, idiom hatosseshok at a shore distance front apse., The careless driving was.cimrly proved, for It was stated Mkt a carriage had paned the photo* before the defendant at: add oppeske to it and his Lordabip added, that oa passldg up the idgewarormil, on Friday, he ibeetved throe or four cote to . 11t_ep t which were employed la repairing the road, committing ... Juthe Mew offence as that with which he charged • the de. I , couieqatowe of the injury which his Lordship's phaeton heri Ladyship, accompanied by Lord William, pro. ms4pail Uwe in Mrs. kind's earrfago—Tba defendant said he gpappgml toga uut of the way as quickly as be could; bat Mr.. Haltits informed bin that he should convict him in the penalty of 400. and he wished it to be understood that if any of his cam. paskinisee brought before him, he would fine then as heavily ai thitioralliired him. His Lordship coosidtuately agreed to pay r i ltaltpaiwe of repairing the pimento (hotline* AOl. and 4111.) half, of wont, to he paid by Mr. Fakes. , r .Lait ALBETH-ST KRT. — latan4 ay,Wirs7flarry, a woodrcunetio Dupeord. - "prograidli+ as information laid.by the Inforntet Goodman, charging him With booing ;dyed with his cart for pawners to and from Fairlop lair Tha informer's witoess swore distinctly to having seen the defendant ply withpamengers, and set down two Ladies and a child at Whim. chapel Mutth, front whom he received Ss.sd. while it was e diedactly contradicted by two witnesses for the defence, wite .wale that they awl their wives had accompanied the defendant bum Dept. feed to the fair, and neither on their way thither, rig at,aelr re. turn, did they take up a single passenger. The Magymaiklimitiatiy diacharged the complaint with cats—Another case of i Similes description met the sante fate. . WOKSHIP.STRIZIZT. Otikerke Cosset, 41 years of age, waif charged with a • Arlo, it depredations. She had been Oa months in the • serene ofiffik Airkwood, a pawnbroker, in Brick.hine ; and during that tip trequeat embarrassments had been occasioned by the loss of piedieb Mr. Killtwooffs iroperty. The pristtner appearing to tie steady, hard-working domestic, was' not sopected, until Mow time back. a wedding-ring having disappeared; an inquiry was institated, cad the ring was produced by the prisoner, who said she had Nand it is the dust heap. Other suspicious or: Constance. occurring on Tuesday last, Mr. Kirkwood sent for Officer, whit, in her pocket, found a watch and a pair of salt-spear with duplicate tickets attached, and nearly 100 duptir.ateer were' fosiodk her stockings. Air. K. recagoised the watch; and fro. the mass of duplicates be selected threnty•five corresponsyng with articlei which bad been missed ; but the extent of loss has atilt elan yet been ascertained. She made no defence, itiffwis key eisseitud: • .• • U 10X-HA LL. Saturday. the Tpll•eollector at the gate below the. Green,Man. in Kent. road, WWI summoned by a Mr. Falerby, Cor takia l the toll twice in one day. hlr. Ellerby stated, that his e.arriage went, through the ptd early in the morning, Whed the tell war paid. hut on returning at ten at night, the defendant itnistesi that therehiele had not gone through thy. gate baton. Alr. E.lc by paid.the de. mind.after holm in V.llllexpostulati-J. The Mistitifte hued the drfeddsntin tire niittgated penalty tit _ - • riilians Saunders proved that -the primacy, when our.p...id ia ddm r i es hi m . re the Magistrates, on fiedica the prat/near taliad Crelt. b i l be hi 4 the derme oc arm to his ideoaitx, said Om timer" Met errs air= r at fr = ,as th e cant swear to co et, He afterwards i m b ed wa dy rib * I labia motboy, .a What do. yost-Ory-ter? am/ cmmit ye. awe hair lane,'" • • • - Sir Ornaay.-Then we shall i.e wl I ran Sohn. hlonaap the Corporation envied title • intim Jar, 1 17 rester, agterably to the stand'n/ feater.of o gsest.,Cout tkarok ' h um id h r doe r at the rnal la every seventh peat. th e Comm. 4 Quay, at Ipiwkle,atsout elroin o'flock inthe 0%11 424 and landed near Languard Fort about five o'clock In elseetteirep t i. • hawing first sailed to Sitolley due. the Inuit of their i.eivi c trit,.., the weesern aide, through Harwich flethnet ; the whale of *Fiala is satbiect to the jorilklietion„ wher e the Badiffe, th e ilecorder o b e Steward of the Admiralty, the Clerk of the Admiralty rourt, yhg. pester Part of the C.inmon Cctandleters, the persons en te 44, t , 4. to woe as the Jery. and the leteriorAllecers of the Corp* preceded by 00 Sergeants with the maces, and the W41e1.. with tire direr oar walked in procession to the AteererN a nd clin e ' held their Admiralty Court ; the Steward, W. &o w Reg: addressed the Jury it eclair length. He begatitie throne this by ab, d rob b . that Adminfity Jurisdiction, t o ( ~e ne4 .4 2, sendeel we only to ado matrettimathe main "es, box that the between elwahashleater mark and the low-water mark (when Lb. ieighwe.sehl &savage la covered with water) is the tobje**/ the jedidietkia. The wo rt hy Steward then fttneeg limits ar the earperedea's tadmiraky Jurisdiction, and dwelt urn ill se hire Mains whit* throe limits, whit* he fishy Mustered deg mag mereting many Instances wherein it had been infringed u eostewed. bet buten reference" to higher authcritits. ahkajrlit gaols used, He thin proceeded t . ,fn *lce the Charters ell& iron*, the frreddee to the Corporwlea or. starequently dental its herd* boa die sidgpa df gliand lif. to that of .Heory VI tt..ashi thea c h i rho ungsgeopg degidaseett the subject' had, Si dna codes cg the right time et the jurisdiction ion question, Month, tienemaid to Idat could tratonabiy be entbrtdeti. T!I4 site twit of dig •sr of the sia was irentrepthely. es , the-ilteg. bat ail* be vested hi the subject by grant or preectapentv t b t e% right." mode is grained by. Chatter, but grounder, anchor..e a and other iike t tellege. not being therein espret...ed, the etseputa. boa's add In is by prescription, which most bet hived tp, • o and egetelied by retsoftrage, as have in k erriety of Itista,,rsptsad . dope, without which, the right by prescription czotot he.stapporod, and there., 'hewed the laecelaity ei frequently cacti - inns, JUR tights of the (*potation .and the. Freemen, which by ItiStaane west/ °dietaries become extinct. Ile then proceeded fo Are thte founts morial enteein dike Admiralty Jurisdiction, and the privileges mind thereto, from the records of the Corporation. In the Is* heatesday book of the Corporation, it stands recorded. the Leine the reign of Richard the 9.41 the Corporation had, dmettet defied, exercised rights over their Haven to Polleibead. 11 0 .:th e reign e~ Henry 7th, the High Coon of Admiralty laid elan to a Inland vessel eactiered within tbe &betties ikt Ipswich. and mad a proms dined.; the fiddle to attach it. The Ilailiffr refund to elan the tree*, and the High Admital of *gland abandoned he In the year after the Caner of herby the Bth was grilled Usialftteery again tatted up bf what title„,.theisthhid to have Atinalralty JuriiitietieM ohd tuath•Admitel of Eashati, on being sktewmalte•Chaytall fi gti pag ther Ideesens of ig • ri n a g etvtgscstet stionittivikalsv ot.oB,tipipaisi his deputies , and oilecioirwers drid . reity uut • wgs, • helm therein ;* &whit, nevertheless, the pottier of t aking otailbeie at any tinie.vrithist tin said Itheiniesoedo the King's omits... Ye the ridge of Qoeca Kinabeth the Budd of Admiralty herb, dimpled ta set Sues upon. the inhabitants of Weilstrailat, Chrlatitildittee, and Shaky, for melting presentments at the Admiralty. Comm at Ipswich, for . t.laiers dune within that Haw* or Port. and to haw precemes for attaching or arretting the lid& for acts dose by them, repeat* ram art the Admiralty of the town; an assembly ut the Cart =indeed that if any such funs should be set, the ;imam aid be discharged therefrom, and If any process should be hared naked the &Ms, they should he defended as advised by the darer it the Rona and the Maaeer of flequees The tbribta bold eat did am appear to have caused notch artist in be Corps. ratio, for they continued to hold their Admiralty COW , I ill span between high water mark and IoW water mark .41 both Ade, tub. °ma, and on every part of their juredienest where tt e era site sod Now% as before they hhd,doite, ands ones as they Smite r=e;, and granted licences tot tackling parts in the mot, Ise other, pun thereof, aid With, exercise in various ether des of owneetblp . le this Chased' reign the Adntirsky Et a s woe put spas 'treaty anclike "Masts were idiudeity r'ei'ned hue he Court of aseltequer, and the eiretett; auto's, war Inge. Folk the . reign of IfJtag Charles the Second, Adadrahy Aborts. dantt appear to bare been held at any stated period^ and from-the yet 1711 to 1101, both the galling of the . Corporatioo boutalary,l; the holding of Admiralty County wen to. hawrisair greatly giected ; but elapse the you ITU the. boatidesTlyoolofitok. 666 as Admiralty Court held. as tbeiziodraveallatel. and agaga.ipain. year 17i1. He then adverredlo lisfiti 6_ ..vret Great in the mouth of August, 1811 , tharrthe - ha ssetin7 of the poini. doe, MIMS by bed anent - •eltesthrbsi Sties 'Very sett ION; 'emiliebeindialidentaMin thi;rtlattr i iebhilliaiadary DT froaser•ater acierawarßib4 ha thecirmiNa4 A pit Miskalay :Corrulke*As vrookrupgiqrAiii..., ifiVJr4 IlikiLa74.pere. rah preuenneteme weft made .taut rtte 4 annoyances; atl encitutto meet., whihdb the jutisdkihin, which bate here abated viiemlivi: The bowidasp Wand . was r musteatued le the Teat ICAA, out Vika id thlitleuf laws but oigfiligneN44 o 4. Pruh *NJ" balsa ' seam of the Carperitime finances, pe:th *IOW* refillaissil rut Avid tenure by * bicia. th e • hints at this th us 'a ' Wabek isald the Steward) it muiteht ' . b., stehils sad "itel) . i thereffoodily take* to face ht.: -. e: ~ r" ... .. , „riling Ste w ard .theu3txted;lleoffhlfOn rioted ° is alii• Itailre-hi the time bring. who were,A4entrab of the. Illyer,, au& gue= tin of the Seil, tb oppoint writhe td, dig sod take itkak out of the Clkiholphie such pipers - is the ease might Waisted, width's' ail hloehmedithee under kithfuerith,cer smith of ships' meeker th seelsesiod.joiothek pus ,:tfht•thado •ut pualsbeetht tikiii Ildc r o 1 4 iittise et .tht city .Cd 3 n B t al4ing.*o eh*** dig et take iWai . imitate, ciestha; tithe tur ajkllast . or fool other use, without leave, .or who should b such • digg4 'moo oe Ludt • the havelgasien safe..thilillaS, • kir.stidtsitae eit ships or vesseLs.or do any. act, whetthitbulephirjrukk.iss. an way narrow their pathos( or station. The Steward - squinted It. Mt* die dory of the Jury to puma all muiplistens upiertile lAbirty which shadd by soy war or Ammo itheoeeme se Wit hamerfedge Of ' whidx should be given- tfewahSONNlPOlssuovvl ll rimed out the nature. of the Sieffoseo Prosso9o ll 4 shop. Pe"! sip be *hied. requited to remit all boats, yowls, bootee waived; and all deodanda which infght have death. The goods also of traitors, (elms figithik•lii:' Ithi, Or that se Ware in reagent for fekry, and all. Intela hati pelds.found on the there, within the bounuury.of the? 10iligletheor sod jeep= ; sod coocluded by uhaetilaig, :n i t i t dilaalegp 4th/ix (buy moth (Valid net be expected freak - 6in( VIC titotduremot object of the Corporation that day weilltbs 11,111110 ileihnipipi theyed.the orderof Great Coat, inebtiffiar tte.ii lie awned rights of the Ceeporatlun over theism; ary. If, therefor*. the Jury should, as has too oiled fire die ease with the petty Constables at the Borough Seishoolll► prise their presentmects in theie . few words, " We have nal* to preseut"—they might fairly .be exceerated from all bisme..aod should they make any, due attention would tbereatter be paid to them. The party then 'milieu board the wherry, where they partook of an excellent mid 'idiotism.: provided by ale. Srunkik•st the Wilk) Horee.binowilligemossitithw in tit ',Veg. ' MA tail la. • ' - Saturday, it St. Poems New Church, Mr. Jaen Castle, nil Worerster.and.M.4,,uf Magdalen D O LL,Fo F ntoces, (math danhaail the lase Philip Parson,. K. sui:geou, of Sr. Albans. At Whitili3gron, tbeltev, Drage Dandridge tuAtilia i yeshiva d a upiwereagaile gain Ser. Chancellor itehyia, Aleg an Leastapec Gionowteraimefa&V.iair Otsubo*. • • - - . • • • —PROF ; ;It if. ka Friday. settaigliti s t. be It ti 10440, Wori4l4lo, ow* Koko, eke -Lady Malta sevtt, ieliet of ;Waiter Stott s .If l ati. of .Ha *be rib b4rn a tm the etk of 'Joie 175 i, me wilsOie last burvivet dike issue of Hash; third Earl Illarebamiati wits died in 1794- Pitchy, after a few boon 111•11111, M des seek4euce of IL Ro/al Highness the Duke of Clarence, ko Cbarks..treet. Berkekry-bualy• Kamm NO a Ceielati arm lA4 At Crossvaie, liaoglogskaw,oo the isthingissoramt Tholi oak. jos- sow of thi itev. Wilbur Thiourea, flor "sib tlotobeautttowo. - The Sist. May. ot Oa. friatitio itiofilitOlak pima% ast • . iolhku Harper. The Ili jiio44t Aksilrloot•AlK TO-Altnellt 5$ mortices attc+ 6 'Statutes after 7 . -_ . • I- Tbe ai vo arliile at 14111110 N, • • • --'4lltolllolll - . waffgat • woman aqmOdWy Y a kik. • ; M the STAR Orrics. 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