Star. — London, England, 1823-03-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, MARCH As. WARM Of Tin COURT. Petitions were presented to the Court, for the ap proval of the Mater's report on proposals for the marriage of wards of the Court.. Mr. NVtsoltaLn. presented a Petition on the Mu ter's report Of a proposal of marriage betsieen Wier ander Baring, Esq. eldest son and heir of Aleunder Baring, Esq. of• the house of Baring and Co. and Lady Emily Montague. The Master had approved of the proposal, and it now only awaited the consent of his Honour. The proposal contained a settlement of £lO,OOO per ann. upon Lady Emily and her issue. The VICR•CHANCELLOR asked what was the for-1 tune of the Lady, and what settlement was intended to be made on her in case she survived her husband Mr. WINGIIIII.D answered, that the Lady's fortune was £22,000,.and that in the event mentioned by his Honour, a settlement of £5OOO per annum world be made. There were also several minor settlementi. The VICZ-CIIANCELLOR confirmed the report. Mr. Rouen'. presented a PetitiOn to confirm the Master's report respecting the marriage of another ward of the Court. The Vic it-CHANC aticiii inquired what provision was made for the ward in case of her husband's decease, and in the event of her contracting a second marriage? Mr. Rourst.t. was net aware of any such provision. The VICE-CIIANCILLLOR felt himself compelled to send this report back to the Master for amendment. ASSIZES-KENT.-MAIDSTONE, MARCH 18. BOWTOZ4 V. WEIN& This was an action for defamation. The words set out in the declaration were, a You are a rogue, and have robbed men, Women, and children ; you have robbed me, and I can prove it, and yon ought to be b.angectr. The defendant pleaded the general issue. The plaintiff was a member of the Corporation of Queenhithe. There had been a law suit between the Free Dredge rmen and the Corporation as to the right of fishing for oysters, in which the Dredgermen had claimed the right against the Corporation, who had, many of them, been reduced to great want, as a con sequence of the law suit. On behalf of the defendant, it was contended that the words proved were not used in an .actionable sense, inasmuch as they did not import a felonious robbery. They were merely the angry, though im proper words, of an irritated man, galled by the pressure of a law-suit, which had brought ruin upon himself and many other men. The case went to the Jury under the directions of, the Learned Judge, who told them that they were to determine in what sense the words were used. The Juty found for the plaintiff—Damages. One Farthing. CHELMSFORD MARCH is. Charles Williams, about . 53 years of age, was in dicted for the wilful murder of Daniel Holt, of Col. chester, in the 28th year of his late Majesty's reign (1784 by striking him on the head with an iron crow-bar. This case excited considerable interest, in volving, as it did, an inquiry into the mysterious death of a respectable miller, after a lapse of thirty five years. The Court was crowded to excess. Mr. K ,ux openedithe case for the prosecution, and requested . the patient, impartial, and discriminating attention of the Jury to the mysterious case which was now the subject of investigation. About thirty-' five years since, the public mind at Colchester had been greatly agitated, by the death of -Mr. Daniel Holt, ayespectable miller, who had lived at Lerden„ near that town. The deceased was suddenly missed from his family, and no traces could be found bfbiM until about the end of a fortnight, Ms body was found in the river Colne, in the parish of East Dodyliuni.' Upon examining the body, marks of injury were rat sii)le upon the head, and the prevalent opinion was, that Mr. Holt died a violent death; and down to the present hour such was the belief in the neighbour hood. The 'probabilities of the tase strongly sup ported that opinion, for had the doed been a suicide, the marks 'of violence on the head would be unac countable. The presumption was, that he had been 'first murdered and then thrown into the river. After the lapse of thirty-five years, Which thirst have swept away half the race of mankind then living, it was not likely that there sbould be many witnesses now alive to OM ifty.oceouut of the transaction. A-Coroner's Inquest :ha been sumisoned on the body, surgeons were examined, and saber persons seen the . re mains of the deceased ; but of all these "bat one indi vidual survived. The. Coroner, the Jury, the sur geons, all were dintilomipept one person, who through the •iiperntablts *Won of PROVIDENCE, had been spared to give cridenee upon a transaction so myste rious and important This witness; Edward Ladbroke, said that he saw the body after it was taken from the water.r-was pre. 'sent when it was examined by the surgeons ; and the head of the deceasedlad such visible injuries it, 2% rendevedjurnbabie that the unfortunate MO 414 been murd Several witnesses proved that the prisoner was Mt with the deceased when be was wisp to stray iwey, and the Jury of course aegaitindhlea. At six o' clo ck in the evening s ** Miles ended,.... Done of the capital convkts - mweleitie for executiOtg escept the four soldiers dfthicaltaksigiraent, for the' rape at Harwich.- • Featly 40011hyol powtds lore collected for the mobsppy victim of their brutality. • IROSSZRY AT 141LT*J Alai. Thbssaansmiter and Themes - Hovey were indicted for a robberrin the dwelling-bonseof Lady Caroline_ Diner, at Winton - Abbey, and stealing ati imtnense quantiif of silver plate, Imangst which arerel 26 silver . plates, live large fruit-baskets, ten dishes , l ISSisions. and 4000 minces of plate of a iniscellameous desertp tion. William Harvey, one of her Ladyship's font mcn, was charged as an accessary before the fact. The evidence adduced on the via did nat ifiy materially from the statement relative to the robbery, as given in the STAR at the time. Dossiter, when called upon for his defence, - entered into a detail of the circumstances of his connettion with the two other prisoners, who, be said, were al" ways at him to get him to assist in robbing. their mistress's house. " On the 27th of Deceirdair,“ said the prisoner, 44 William came to me, and .said it must be done immediately, for Mr. Evans was cape l to town. Thomas was so eager about it, that I I thought he would set off that night. Well, we went. . . We were talking offer a pot ot Iseer o_ . U the road. /N NW; 'ilk& Illiit..Nr, on her return foid : Hridttfhlkal mid he would not Wm roars 46* - -M • forillO'flaaaaiallOithrastate of ' sication.. rd a liotAle. &flit. Bays 4 r, I vtdoldoid i last. He theolleaugithd cries of aw ' t acts% vik;i decal wants to pinnacle you nos that tiletsrop - ' she house UM* "we committed, furtikurdestitoyed, dud heel, first,but that's raise. , He'went in ark tali - tumbled : self knoiked down ; and civet if 4e diteased received in. .He has told everything fie sic to himself ; 1 any blow . in the scuffle which einioes(; it was tri sikb hgt. I assort your Lordship. lutiviAtbaosotardeSt." .. , rarcisittances as must free bet, the panne), from guilt. Thomas Harvey here sea, dirllt'S ill - false; it.V - -..•-After a long trial, which excited gery great into. malice. You, " addressing Dossiter Abusively, " plwad rest, the accused Was found Guilty, but recommended ned - It yourself, you know frill did.' 7 . -Yee sad Siiiiilf'to mercy. .The shoos said taut recommendation were the life and soul of it ;'yon ard both of you old should be transmitted to the proper quarter, accom offenders." ' panied by all the facts of the Case.—She wit sentenced Here a scene of altercation occurred at the bar be. to be executed on the 16th of April. tween the two prisoners, Thomas Harvey and Dalai. LIMERICK, MARCH a. ter, each of them recriminating and charging each Henry Shaanessy, a quack-doctor, was found guilty other with falsehood. - . of atteniptisig to commit a • 'on the body of Mar, W. Harvey declined making any defence. Mr. Baron HULLOCK summed op at great lengtt. The Jury deliberated a few minutes,ethen they a verdict, finding ThonfraHarvey and Demi ter Guilty of the burglary, and Wm. Harvey Guilty, as accessary before the fact. After a solemn pause, Mr. Baron Htru.ocx put on the black cap for the first time. His feelings were so powerful, that it was With difficulty he ad dressed - the prisoners. He then passed the sentence of Death upon the prisoners in a manner which did not leave a dry eye in Court. William Harvey, at the con clusion, fell down as if he were shot, and was carried "out senseless. Thomas Harvey was somewhat af fected. but Dossiter was unmoved. i; William Frampton, aged fifty years, was tried for stealing a quantity ofwearingapparel from the house of C. Jenkins, of Yeovel. _ _ The Jury, without hesitation, found the prisoner Ordity. The prisoner knelt and prayed the benefit Of Clergy. The Court sentenced him to confinement and hard labour,for the space of twelve calendar months. HUNTINGDON At the Huntingdon Assizes, Thaws ?Fright, a labouring man, was tried on a charge of murdering his wife, by stabbing her with a knife, on the lOth of February last. Evidence, however, proved that the planter had previously conducted himself in the most affectionate manner to the deceased and chflaren, and that at the time he committed the fatal act be was in a complete state of in sanity. The Jury returned, verdict to that effect, and the poor man was removed from the bar to undergo the restraint provided by the irw for persona in his situation. SA (ASBURY. At the Salisbury Assizes, on Tuesday se'nnight, William Holloway was convicted of stealing a peck of coals, the property of a person at Warminster. When called upon for his defence, he said he was siery poor, he had no firing; the prosecUtor had coals, and, as it was very cold, he took a peck, the door being open and the coals in his view."—Sentence deferred. STAFFORD. • . , THE STAFFORD BARONL—Five actions were tried at Stafford last week, relative to depredations corn. witted by the orders of James Stamp Sutton Cooke, the brother of the ;laic:4am to the Stafford 4arony, on the estate of Sir George Jerningharn. Verdicts of the amount of the damages done were given against' all the parties; and the Judge intimated, that the depredations in question were very nearly felony.— Saturday, the secogniaanees of`Juntes Stamp Sutton Cooke, on the criminal proeecution of William Ro gers, for obtaining nteney ,Calfalte pretences, were dis charged, on acconut..of the abience• of Sir:George Jerningham, and other necessaty.witriesses.—ln the event .of - the '4la c y;litirstbil 'fietkes were posted on the gates of the'Town flail.aigued".Stafford," and: dated Stafford Castle, lath March, 18235" corn- , minding all tenants of ".the B.anny"tcapay Tent only to. the Steward of the 'liaron„l. H. Miles, Esq. and stating, that since Sir GtidiseJerningliam had brought fiiivolowS actions, in which judgment had been inad- Vertently suffered by default, Lord Stafford would iitunediately proceed againct him for the recovery of a large sum of money received witongthlly,.ivbich. he had consented do to reign on the abannment of.thete proceedings, and on having immediate possession of the estate and the Coort-rolls of the Manor.' rape garet Re - gan, a very young girl, under circumstances of disgusting cruelty. lie *as sentenced to two years confinement, 2nd hard labour, and to be four times publicly whipped. Mahon 12.—Two men were found guilty of being concerned in the murder of Major Going, in October, 1821. They were executed on the 15th (Friday last.) NORTHUMBERLAtiD ASSIZES, MARCH It. Itobert*MiMurn, of Morpeth, was indicted for the wilful murder of his mother, Jade . 1 1 / 1 1bern, by cut ting her throat. The Jury returned a verdict, finding the prisoner a Guilty of his mother's murder, but not when in his right mind." Henry Muckendre was indicted under Lord Ellen borough's Act, for cutting and maiming Craven' Dicicenson, by striking her on the head - with the sharp edge of a sickle, saying, at the same time—a By J.-- I'll take your head off." Dickenson had passed as the wife of Mackendre. The Jury found the pri soner " Guilty of inflicting the blow, but without in teat to murder, or do some grievous bodily harm." The Southern Districts of Ireland are still disturbed by daring outrages. Saturday the Ist instant, a party of 200 men cut down the orchard and trees of every description on the estate of Harris. grove, belonging to Mr. 'runt, in the county of Cork. They were pursued by the Ught Company of the 29d Regiment, and ten cart-loads of timber were recovered, and 20prisoners seized. The house - and barn, with all they contained, of James Done were lately burned by a pasty, because he had disobeyed an order to remove from his farm. Several cows have been houghed, and . a farm-house, near Charleville, maliciously burnt. Thurs day night two farm-houses were burned within a mile of Cork. Vomit HALL.—The whole of yesterday morning was occupied in the liral examination of llama Cairn, and Matilda, his wife, who stood charged with obtaitsing considerable sums of money from Mr. Acocks, a cool-merchant, under false and fraudulent pretences.—The prisoners were committed to the Session'. M A 117.301t0r G eY.—COSMOS A vrata.--Ytisterday JAW Might, a tailor, and Thomas Guest, a powsrfully athletic fellow, were charged before Mr. Orma with creating a disturbance ip the house of Mr. Joshua Brookes, of Blenheim -street, the atm tornist, insulting his wife, and beating a police officer. Wales, the officer, stated, that about ten o'clock the eight be fore, he was passing through Blenheim-street, and saw some persons standing opposite the door of Brookes, the anato- ' mist, who told him that two men had just forced into Mr. Smokes's, for the purpose, as they said, tot selling themselves for '.dissection. Wales listened at the door, which they had closed on gaining admittance, and heard them ha conversation with Mrs. Brookes. She told them that Mr. Brookes was from home, but it they bad any particular business, s h e wou ld i n f orm hint fit on his return. They said their business was, indeed, particular, and of a nature in which they felt personally inte rested; in short, they came to sell Mr. Brookes two as gold sweet* as ever Bred or died, and the subjects they meant to dis pose of then stood before her, and asked her what she thought they were worth? Mrs. Brookes remonstrated on the impropriety of their con duct, and their incivility le not taking off their bats, and desired they would leave the house. They said, as they were for 'sale, they thought they looked best with their hats on—at all events, they did not think much respect was due to the wife of a ciltter-up! Wales, having heard thus much, thought it proper that he should interfere, and 'accordingly knocked at the door, which fur a considerable time they •prevento& Mrs. Brookes front opening. lle at length gained admittance, and desired they would depart, at the same time skewing his antherity, upon whirls they knocked him down ; but, with the assistance , of the watchmen, he took them into custody, Mr. and Mrs. Krookes fully enrmixwated the statement of the officer, and said that her Maim was extreme, as sloe was alone In the house. The prisoners said in their defence, that they went to Mr. Brookes for surgical advice, being in a bad state of health; and while waiting for him to come home, they mentioned to Mrs. Brookes that they had a sulatet They would describe to Mr. Brookes; and that she said she was ugbod il judge of one as he was; and while they were describing the subject to her, it was that Wales knocked at the door. CARLISLE 14ARCIL 14. Mary Bober was charged with the wilful murder of John Hill, her natural son, by beating him se Tardy, which caused his death. The Jury returned. a verdict of Manslaughter, and the Court sentenced her to 12 months' imprisonment in the county jail. WWI COVRT OF JUSTICIARY, EDI NBURGIit l'hursdey jOhis Wright and Ames Akei, • accused 'of theft and housebreaking, Were placid at the bar, to which Nicol pleaded Guilty, and W r i g h t Not wry. The erinses were perpetrated at Mershiston CastkaVelti Surromituithead, tin the 20th December. Mt Jilt roopd the Pristinet Nicol Guilty, in tenni antis own confession, and Wright also Guilty. 1-'' When - the Ulan Armes Guam put on his hat, Irro I . rt hells* jieatly &ented, and most pheotrily , . *Air grey. It was some time before his iserdship proeseded, in expectation that the unhappy Verson 'Might become more CAW, bat he bed lost all eantrfui or his feelings, and continued supplicating 'and Otessulni during the Whole Of tipethetic addivss. `Ss Leg concluded by passing the atrial sea • tesee,that should be erectiednn•Wednesdap, 'the teth o f it 1, and ittcol - tureriaiperted &TIC,. Thil'usetancholy icentk.V#4lo. Of Aii,tbbst - li rending aver witnessed_ ht any Coln% and liras*, u* ; lecressed by the convstisivisobs of &nud, e inColitc s of whieh sex these was an unusual number p r eewitk ' 1 FikliyaffeisArinieoe *es putt °the bv,thffsbed of the murder of William Howat, latirly,cleekeilgr, Thomas Johnston., writer ittEdinburgh, is Aiwa 'house tin the Bth of Februert istitir 410hhinehins in the ' side or breast . %yips a tatbk rill del* shosts instrument, of which wound:he .die fa 60 jr,iiial ti. &ovary on the 10th:oteeid 'month., Ithoplendod.alet Quilty—Written defences were put infer and read, stating , l64'l4 hajg 111* . ikivistitl' r: l 2 l ;: i k it 4t l4 , a licensed tavern us Edinburgh ; that On the'mght in question she had left her bows to visit . a Deighbourt Mrs. Brookes totally denied this account ; and the 'Magistrate, after saying it was very unlikely that men would go at such an hour of the night for advice, ordered them to find bail* for - the assas:lt on the officer. Bow-Sraerr.--Tuesday about a dozen young aspirants to Thespian fame, together with some thirty or forty staid looking persons. of both sexes, of about the middle age, atsd who com posed what is called the audience, were brought up in the custody of Limbrick and Morris, and a large party of the patrol, charged with being idle. and disorderty -persons and having subjected tittnoishvs to the enactments of the Vagrant Act. The " Performers" were first placed at the bar, and their ap pearance was such as to excite a mingled feting of mirth mad pity. They were ail under 17 years of age; join, of :the males with fustian jackets ; others with grossly any jacket" at 4; and the billy lady among them (a Miss Mitchinson) would, with- out the aid of dress, although perhaps - a little ton yrinklifel, have been as apt a representative of one of the Witata in Macbeth, is could Well'be wished for. Nato them, the Officers peoduced a " beggarly account" of old wigs, rusty.:9vards s . caps. and - eta, i bloody handkerchief, or rather' an apology for one, he it was woefully fettered, a box of roisie, end copies .of the P lavoier, and the Rendezvous, which li seeds were the in angled performances of the evening. • it appeared; that at a house, 'No. Itti; roper tkle-street;ll.Tary -11-borine, kept by a fat old wa r namid Perry, there are' very extensive under ground - ii - s, usually deaominated hears; and Mre. Perry, or, at ' 'celled, uldfither Petry," bring somewhat unsuccessful : lip 410 letting of her, house, and g a desire to turn the r sisei - to accou n t Somehow - or edger, bethoug ht i her of - ' g a fort of Mltior " Thai& eithe Muses; wherein .ake ;sons • and daughters of !screw*. boors, or of any other parsons (for she was not p ar ti cu l ar ), ' might assemble t ogether) jmid delight their friends with their ef forts in " the actiorlive;• as she Waif expreseed It. A sob seription was soon setae Lit, to purchase what are called " the Tp 4 operties;' Which iimishned of the altiresaid wigs, testy iwords, ace; Some seats aceebg been erected at one end's( the cellar, 'pad a few boards being placed upon some tables at the other, ' no as to for in *kited stage; upon which the-fining helves of thy sock and linsitio could " strut and fret their hour," large hers sled two or three .times a week, and ° Mother "if ' ' *evade !bylaw, *high *Wild ha* reached her epd age ph* meaty for admi ssion hi the regular - way, gave to *bor. on being seated, an apple , , for which the sum of , ' 'lino paid , ant in ti se she shade the Speculation tillesehi bran. . • • lergeb;howiever, some person was ill-neared es aloe p dee Mobs totsbaltinene *the Police, and se' Plgliit e iroZ= the r o s :, a t:: t ot e thegiese 4 la ti *dm dm!' Iliddlire vp,laste. by elasiraddedd as &wit aid Stestlese. Ikviseith and Meet* with deb pony, diterdd the aid midevehit in the sheg is called' a grab of the whole, ' ' ► dressers; prompter; aidience tomb di ; thus 111 date 'Eery" woe eels* and Syr abducted, illiiittbirot,te the avatchhoosti . : • .. i ! • 2b. Wpm called upraise their deflect, Ea they : • .. hid the suchen •• of sit -law - fee th ew 'alreteitlr ' Pt liii 0111. lod late vidiet eoi-tedliallllll p saga go ith irlity o.tolleette thsinialvehipriedlitai 'l ,- .• auks eel* the. die . edieees. vette lake he the fill _ ..._ . V. r ang is they appeared 'to jive betnterlatl that "1 4111•7011 Id waist she law ► they amid oat 'vow be dealrArdifiaP 4ertiyl SU _they dm erase tlhnprattita:or Lay weed meet issuredly be auk to th etieid MIL tiii+teera then *charged.. 'llitiopt biiers.-4'edsday ittabt, iespelbriag tttitti:Weetitite dii Athaliii *gild pusie*tue ip Toejervireit. Litt* Horn h, 1?4,944 *Abaci ! 61 0104 014irivelleti ea - fiDt frlptitti. mil t "ttlegd; mom - 71 he oaG.lhred as a fitheratao„ Is* 44,bad his %It dotrit et 004 hdOted 16 sitat s. sidZ4 sePiap i kiyipait.- . idiCipt' - 7W - 0 14 I Pig evortit.,Atlical494auti rarardultr:U=4",trus47,l„l4.7l* ft be retpairfd Adriatic; the idirtirtiniate man Itrai q*tat . *atilt ha bed. Ile was a florid heaktty.lisokteg . leti g imin, I smarty At feet ht height. T►wo half-crowns, an MX kaltrocet were found in hit pockets. it 0 /7.VC. inTifitAtle ' , Nuts ow MOW SET twits?, lietneeen Isa Art. SztAsco (a rising Dutch Sam ansong lab, et. r i,) and A urnua Marrumrson, from liirmingham, for .E. 70 r: And also between Ham. and Sastritni, both from Shenk : . ham, for £25 a-side. Delano, and derervedlg au, was a great favourite atnnism- Twaelites, as a well-known good man antlit first-Tate Ile was backed to the end of the cbaptelt. at 3 to 4. Such atusa: out of the Mania has not taketipliiteror Wreral Yea h ; aisdir ~_, amateurs also front Birmingham disk =torah* thoenclisolsole • , the distance of upwards of 100 mt iks. to hare. onothir Fr i ~ their hero, who had provost so tocceinf.l on Lis native and won them to rbuthiflrbt Yesterday, at a, &flock, A. titur, attended by his seconds, Randall and. Josh. lindson,thr his hat into the ring ; and Belasco soon after appeared, foliowl -by his brother Aby. and Ilichnuind, and gave his castor's heir., Rouse I.—On stripping, it was the geueralimininn that thur was the heavi e st man ; but, nevertheless. the Je 4 ws lose their confidence. After a short pause to obtain an op Slatthewson made a hit, but Belau* gut away. • The Jew *4 retreated cleverly from two well -meant right-hauded hits. llci two endeavoured to put in a blow, which Arthur slitfuUy store Alatthevisen at length made play, rushed upon the J,-w, c•se, , Lim into a corner, and, in closing, Arthur fibbed Bela co &Oa, on his knees.—A grand shout front the Brannauttentr. 2. At this early stage of the fight a little futigie,e was oterretli among the backers of Belasco ; as it was evident that Arthur we nothing else but a kary fighter. The science en both sid,•4 oaf pronounced 4 1 beautiful," by the amateurs of pugition. Archer had got his work to do; and Beiasco bad met with his mac::-'-: Same dispute occurr e d between the.seconds as to the first t' r ; ; but it was a very doubtful ease: a slight tinge appear!rz• on WA their mouths. After a fine display of science and courax, 11.. lams was again hit down. • 3. lids round commenced with severe connter-hitting and te• dptocal punishment, till Belasco went down. Loud ekto43 4 front the Ifrults. 4. Short, but sweet to the hackers of Matthew:on S Ott jeo fibbed down. Sesta to fuur on the, counts punt, by a fe..v of his friend 1. 5. A fine round, till both dovni. 6 to 15. The whole of these rounds were of the most manfal description, but particularly the last one; it continued 1,,r rick or nine minutes. It was a complete portraiture of prier-fightingt greater skill could not be exhibited: stopping—getting away-, returning, and the claret f7ing, till 13:1244:0 went doeh: (lune haunted-2 to ihe d& nut come again. 16 and last. lklase° came up as game as a pehMe. but tremely weak ; he, however, contratt.d -.very loch of gt,,w 14 1 . till he went down. When time w the .taw got iy.4 his legs, but he could not reach the sereacA, anti victor,y waislo Glared in favour of Arthur. 111131ARICS—Although Pettictrai lave has ben measured far t wit e black, atuj Deskespleice hung in znovritiftg by this iteleat, it is-but fair to state that the Jews do not com;.l.ti:s. Indeed they have no right to murmur, although , they have dropt blurt(; it bring admitted, Ott all hands, a mote game or fight has not been witnessed for 'corral years. Arthur '_rat been very much pleased when his brave opponent said N Matthewson is nothing else but a superior box , :r, and ,he is vet! likely to teak a few more of the light weights. It was met a 44 minutes. SECOND FIGHT. This baffle was soon decided. I tail was waited upon by JoilL Hudson a*d a Sheeny from Cirmingham ; and Sampson by Sprl and Ward..--6 to 4on Han. ROUND 1. On shaking bands Ilan ran ^t his opponent like a mad bull. Sampson gut out of the Way of .his fury, but put is so severe a bloat upon !lairs nob that he lost his legs in a twit* ling. Halloo! what's the matter? Sampson will win it. 2. Hail seemed ft:riots - beyond an bounds at the above cireuni stance; he ran after Sampson, pelting away, without any reirat4 to science, under the idea, it is presumed, of reducing Sampsach strength. In a short rally at the rapes Sampson pet in a ri•!..te • handed hit on his oppon e n t ' s left eye, after the tremendous/nano* . of " a Ssnips,at," and Hall fell down like a leg. On his secar.ii picking np the latter lie was as stiff-as 'a piece of wood; and coos. I /stately isuensible to what**, paseing% bittle of course osi at an end. A medical man immediately ettrped into the ring • and bled him, and also paid to Hall every ether humane ants: don requisite; but several minutes oecurred before anything, hlt a return of sensibility could be discerned ; and se was driven eLia . a coach nearly in a state of stupor, accompanied by the Uncri.r. • The Jews Lave not been done so brawn since the _defect sY Dutch Sam by the baker (Knowlesworthy); yet they arc as quite " tad a.a i" as they offer to back ..iky Belas^3, at odds, against IlAton. 2212.101== At' THICAI,OT *IOW THICO • mu. IR PRE 1 Walk; 17 115 ti sll lYr i l tslste k; Adoseausreri the Inv of the New. Boxes 41 tle:d Prospectus, 'eseeeti•ao - d et th The Courie C( 1)12 Monday flell tow, if sot, 6'K .4 _ *ill SAO P la n. (V I'eoliteTrden Seb drr iris pal JULIAN, Printed for ( Oa Mundt , O TH.EIt T 1 By tbe*Auti Printed for Lent Calthorpe;.or, The Lollard.. BISII re we Public, that y ut e e n Minutes, First-dr Two ne Four ne Six ilex Ten ne, Thirty Same cOutains •C2OOO, &c. &c. I First Day (9th A 1 whit k another Cal BISH, in solid above attractive them of the near a purchase at his fu tbroas ; and by his The Pric •011 tr C es es, In ombat, I 3 f itTII S. At Filinborgh, the 11". th inst. the Lady or Licitenant-Culo-d Wauchopt, of a daughter. - Monday, in New-attest, Spring-prden, the Lady Georgial Grenfell, of a ion. Marc* 14. in Lombard -orate, the .Lady of Jatnes Estiailt Ilanunet, Esq. of a sou. Monday, at St.James's church, George darr'biln, sou -1 11(81inichard Carr _Glyn, Bart. of taunt's, Dorset, to MAadl, daughter of Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. Itf.P. • Tuesday se'onight, John Bogue, Req. &dicker, eldest seal el **AM De: Dogoi, to busthottigest atiebt•riit &Oita& wore, Bourrnek. : . • .ai el). 17, at • kesulbright, Agdet'W Xlirnf's al. miter," Min Lattsont. )March.% at Ildinturgb, Adam Gib 'Silk •Raceisulaty so tbs signet, to Catharine, third daugbter of the late Majoroairid Rr hermit, Assistant Barraik•MaSter•Genersl N. B. *At Edinburgh, James ,J h, M.D.-to Miss Cluistisn Grabs,* Maitland, daughter of the late Col. Charles Maitland, of Mabr tasidilehL 0.. D D. Tuesday, at bis house in 'Balm-row, at a :eery adiaaced Omen] James Balfour. 'At the 14th instant, at Tatville Path, near Fferdey-ork Thananaohe celebrated French General Dunn:odes, aged al Jan. ft, at New Odessa, (elleFal F. Hitniherti formed of Akin) , tt of the French Repiblic, and Who, la 1'799; landed* /sadist the head of 1000 men. . 1 March 13, at his house, Pleasant.place, Lantbetb, Mr. Thaws DirkwOrth tea , aged 64, upwards of 30 yr/ft aaditanr .0 Apdtr. e ••Shireb 14, soddenly, C. Trim, Eft. Banker s of. SonibaniVeli aged 70. He was taken ill about Wf-pat four, aid at troth 1 wpm. . March 15, at Ashford. Mr. John Norwood, Surgeon, aged* Thc 14th ult. William Keal , Esq. of•Oakhain, Ratiandtblft • Surgeon, aged about 70. At Paris, Nocasan. the infant son of Capt. S. hfarryat, R.N. Saturday, suddenly, while walking near the lulisinary, User. pool, John Curry, Rsq. M.D. of that tows • . • Feb. 27, at South Coats, Charles Stewart, Eq. prloter•to4o' University, Edinburgh. Oct. 12, at Calcutta, James Hay, Bog. of Callen& • • Mr. Joseph West aged 75. the oldest member of.the niatic Corps in America; who went' from Foglandia 1711, 'way well known and taspocted on the hoards of. the Witadnolob iibuthampton POlllmosay, and other rrinciaf aware& - Feb. 22, Dennis Collins,l peasant on Tialsolgan demetae, i lo Iher toutity of Cork. He was is Ms 110th yene„, end was nil% Confined one_ day to Ma bed bpslckaess. kid was middle sialV , *mad • strong btffit ; lds teeih, *blab were sMal and ChM Fit *ere all II Vet ofdar, Ms& onatiL: •Mli fame area 1. it 0 YZZdotroooft• ~. • 4- - gOAk l icklifprA . 01 ie aim 4"7"/Igidctiltultaltailatir*tid-`-ts*"&. ~_ .... liteliat k 4048^ um* • 44, .o.' 1 ;J- I Yieterter4 .1, f •••• ' i ' t... 0 11 W 11 0.14 104 4 1 4 1 rf & 4,4, 1 40 40 . 1 . 4 : t • .° r , Hellos& )1 •' , , -4 . • ".• • =- Y*4 o • 7•17P - Clr - T3 - • .• ,• : 74 1, ary -a. • tati 4 44, ' Offtlelff!Mt ~ i .. , 1 41 591, 1 91L1“,7; lA)NDON; ?Pined and pubflshed by Una place, leinp:e.ll.lr. •MOST A1)1 7 / 'THOSE WI ri" H. WALK the Public. No:41, itapver C 'where he Ms laid i DING of every lerivi-at terms, the Old RitabitiltedW stud, sitlii by Wei dal TICKS of ev, ,'have the satisfactioi TWIN 1: Al •la QIIALR 'S:c. beg leave to Int thoy have opened Rrni NG-HOU/31 keep a general ASS' UPHOLSTERY I aunt themselves, ar alianufacturing term Article being of the woad. It knot the petition with any but they pledge- the !Sada Article, and . o to add, his "lamas( years. and his Furni dom.--yoners Dealers N. 13. On account pine;"' Gre Partlan4l-stto 14.ALL'S PA Lace, Mak% venting their tartar (QUM a _striking cam bt litirar; by its 13 use according te tl ty more I in behie• very lipid a etrength). re vitittflion &vegetal of doe ride worthy of eseeark, la the nai l rder to divase inked with The patr faidAn 4e s 44 * Vi rt l4 444, 4 ; hod iniy is Tory. as - th QTAINS of i—gi I " Mikliw, and ear rani Table Linea, 1 Drew 1 Mrs (rag Hilt Csleter, by in LiqUiD, Yibiels ! and ix" ea Mien Mae ims...._del and Sol 1M dop a 4't allaton, Drunutits Country; in buttle;l & Mr. W. 1). *461 node %VI MOW et;ras dis AT the sine A! hdi ,„ e a a Int widest Amur rabble that they *II •thaaailaethr., zua t e rrotd.ltzsetk,ll ,111.4k i k mi nis a " %Sri •Ntl at the 441 teat, 41. Bs. tisk*, xi. ie% 4rs as ea. 1,14 .-.-farnills ''aue bottle irtne,,&c Ilissi.withofte m od 1 . Oaths an :arta 140 * „at iihozAaggive.,l •, --wwwewattipt, of Sir Richard Carr _Glyn. Bart. of bauniks, Dorset, to 'Marigiik Ka On daughter of Pascoe Grenfell, Req. ht.P. • • • Audios- sow Tuesday se'nnight, John B ogue , Req. &dicitor, eldes t son d Gtltat Aged the Re*. Dr. Davie, to busio;loll6gest Illtigbterrif arlisallik lriTia Herfb7lll‘7, of Kirit i cud -41.16 briglt .: t, i' Aiedre . '. e i r'Heletir -At .. : ..: Ro li il- Weer . 5/ . 11 ' v il eurftrg La th ce e i bliss Lamont. i t a Aril Match.% at Bolintorgh, Adam. Cilb 'RR% •Ratelefeer to ths i • bf i t t ral; 1 signet, to Catharine. third daughter of the late Mare Blind 81 . 1 ' ' use accord berteon, Assestant Barraik.hisSter.General M . D. , At Ildinburgh, James , Krith, M.D. -to bliss Christian Grahame : in b e ingilequevnetirl Maitland, daughter of the late Col. Charles Maitland, of Glair strength). re taidtiehL , 'f . &vented et Dt RD. • • -;•• worthy of v Tuesday, at his house in 'Bolton-row, at a very adianced a#' . that General James Balfour. veder to disj Ors the 14th instant, a t 'rehab Park, near Henley-eV* spired with Thames, the celebrated French General Duniaudee, aged 81,..• An rkl 1 Jan. 2, at New Orleans, General F. Humbert, f ormer ly o f dw i e .? °O-4 -t, M. Army of the French Repiblic, and Who, la 1'792; ' landed In if - ta t 1 a nti had; at the bead of 1000 men. I at* is ? March 13, at his house, Pleaaant.place, Lambeth, Mr. Thaw • Barkworth, aged d 4, upwards of 30 yeati Ilditant 'it . Apdtli• ' Q TRINE caries' Hall. . . lild‘w Morel 14, soddenly, C. Trim, Ep. Banker, of SonthaniFSle frum p 'lNibl ] aged 70. He mass taken ill about Wf-st four, and at ive„vie a wa i t la s corpse. • :-. , • i ' I •ll_4llftur, March 13, at Ashford. Mr. John Notworad, Salt r at s aa larmulD s 1 The 14th ult. William Keal, Esq. of-Oakhant, • we Surgeon, aged about 70. fhb thsitel At Paris, Norman. the infant son of Capt. R. Marryat, R.N. .1%„ 4 ,...., Saturday, suddenly, while walking veer the Ittlidnaey, Lisa- - in ig ne 7l 4 pool, John Curry, Req. M.D. of that teem 1 ,..,„ tni gg ; .' ,__ lttl ft i ttYgr Feb. 27, at South Coda, Charles Stewart, Esq. pt.....•••••-rs ...nem D T , University, Edinburgh. ' Country ; i n Oct. 12, at Cakutta, James Hay, Rig. of ied. • • %'• ,N, S. Mr Me. Joseph Tyler, .aged 75. the old e st m e mb e r of.the % matic Corps in America; whe went from England:in 1711; Pword er .„,A was well known and respected ea the boards of. she Windt," -...." v? : Southampton Pon north, aid o th er ir r eirietal theatres. - v't Feb. 22, Dennis Collins, l peasant on Trahrolgan dander-00 • she county of Cork. 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