Star. — London, England, 1817-05-29 00:00:00

Ph 11 . 11 7 p the EA'CoURAGEMI ARTS, .11.111 LIPAGTURLS, and 01.11.41ERGL• Tuesday, soon after toelve o'clock, 11;3 Royal F.:gliness the Duke of Sussax, President, took the dia•r, and alter he had announced to one of the inmt ant ass--..161;e5, th it perhaps ever graced the Fre csn !suns ' Haa s the putpt..e for whicti they had s.:.et, Mr. A IKIN, the Secreteri. gay: an ir.tenatirg explatiet:on nt the objects id the Itistitutiott. His 3i: ysl Highness the President was pariiculaily to t'ae sohj..2,:ts eatae before him, and by has dit,uitied i•nd alsble manner ut preienting tile re. adde.!, in no iticousidcraidn &gra, to their vatic. In giving the premilm to Master Bailees, who had „d oe ,' amputtititsli of t! iillll3, hi, Highness WAS WlCOglantliiiy effected. The f 'Booing is a ctntect list of the ptemittots, anangeJ as they were delivered. AGitiCULTUttE. _ To Mr. t . Esser, East tlttoo, tor a machine for cleaning corn .—the goid Ceres nst.dat. J. tampon, tali. ow PAM, near Elgin, for planting 2i 2 acres, In sib !WS, 04; JOY est trees —I be gold medal. The oar& Jareey, tor embanking vnts scree of land, on the °nog end Britton hare marshes; site silver 141 s aaedaL li. thaw, Esq. tor embal.king 10tt acres of land, on the Gnoll ar.d Britton F. rry marshes, the silver lass medal. Mrs. M. DVyiey,lted C i near ceitkorour,ll, fur Ise culture of hult•rusbes Ant pus Lacuscrie), kr the use of chair toaltets ; tLe silver medal. _ _ IN CHEMISTRY. Mr. I Callender. Kitts s Head-court, Holborn, for a method of itaboning mat:og4..y ; i 5 guineas. Mr. T. stiles, Nut WlCil ' tor a method of preparing an extract v from 'as; the cover medal and to guineas. Mr. it W Inn, V.. 0 :hall, for receipts for coa n.el mums, and cawing and whims 614ba ; :10 gulioai. PuLl rE sit I s. Mr.W. C os Charloce•strtrt,l aroy-square, for an Origual umorical vain. thj . Ihr .10gment or Ikons , ; go4d mtsial• - Mr. J. li. Duke-atlev Mauclic.ter.bleare, Mr an orl;inal I,4iitritig of the interior of King Henry il.'s the geld lets meeaL Air. ti.Harram, West Hall, Mortlake, ::urrey, for an otii;inal bodseepe to oil ; the gold Isis medal. N 11.9. Ma*, Ft rderick •place, Hampstead-road, fur an en• gram% t.: a portral : the gold Ibis medal. !Met h. Up,)er Mary-la-bonne-street, fur an origl• the lii•tur.ces miniature; tits gull lus medal . Mr. t; • • Lb. Hadiatv-street, ldurtuu Cirsceut, lur a medal die; the gulf! I.a ruedal.. Nil3l Comm, Chlchk7, Nuvepost Pt.pel, fur an orioal draw -Iq4 tit itowera ; the silver medal. . Merrifield, Plact*-street, liedicril-row, fur an uradel of •ne friu re ; the Alec: nr_tial. MU+ aituilt, Cirencetter-iilact, Fttsroysduirc, for a drawing in water-colours—the -Myer medal. J. l anCr, Great ituFarli wreet, gloora...lr.ry, for a draw ing no Chu. fel WUl.l,i r SilVvr . Miss M. A -ay, Norton -street, Fitzroy-square, fur a drawing e—the silver medal. Master l• G. barlaer, Frith street, for a drawing, a portrait, rte.:Ansa watt thr It.nt hatul--tist nodal. hltss L rhiaapp , , Wi .—the ealvvr fur au original landscape u. to.. (now Mrs. &arson) Great St. liden's, for an ori ghat too blivcr ' 6 . • Wall CD, Ulalow, for a !nano monitor—Ll:a silver medal lr. J. C. Mead, C'“irlot•tt-.tree, Fitzroy-square, for an ori era! az‘higectural drawing...the silver an conformity to the will of Mr late John outfit, Esq. of Hampstead. Mr. Jur, t-5ai1..11,4-al-strect, for a drawing—the silver lsls inc.:al. N 11.5 on h, La.t-sirect, Red Liinraquare, for a chalk drawing ache worcr at.a Wallace, !lab, for a drawing of fruit and flowera.•••the *ilea Ws medal. Mr. A. Hartuoii, Camden **own, for as original painting of a perrtn— l be solver lei, medal. M as L. M. Hunter, Birmingham, foe an original drawing— t.ilver lsi. medal. Mi.A umkim, New Bond-street, fee a chalk drawmg. from Kubeita--the lave's. Isis medal. _ _ . Mier• C. H. Evan . . Visodbworli. for ao original landscape-- the riirtr irib audit. Mr. Co SliVito, Norton-street, Fitarorsquare, far an original made' of one 6101 re—die salver Isis mrdaL hdaster a. Hcottlug, Glam.lsousc-strcet, Piccadilly, for an la• taglio--tbe sdver palette. Mr. J. Munro, Adrlphi Terrace, for a drawing—the silver palette. Miss Nonnen, James•street, Buckinghain Gate, for an original portrait—the silver palette. Miss M. Manswaring, Chancery-lane, for a chalk drawing— _the miller palette. fdr• C. Robinson, Devonshire chalk drawing—the silver palette. Miss Cook, Rotberhithe-strett,. for s drawing-wsilver palette. Mauer W. Pewit, Prutonviile, for a drawing—the sliver pa lette. Mr. J. Blanchard, Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-Gelds, for a pen and ink drawing—the silver palette. Mr. F. R. Say, Norton street, Fitzroy-square, for a drawing— the silver pale.te. Miss 1.. Say, Nortoo-street, Fitzrersciaare, for a drawing— the silver palette. Mr. W. F.ti wards, Goswell.street•road, for an outline drawing ...the silver palette. Mr. W. Watts, Nortbampton-square, for an outline drawing— thr salver palette. Mr. F. hock, Birmingham, for an engraving of a portrait—the silver medal. Mr. D. Dick, Vauxhall Walk, for an instrument for drawing hi perspective—Me salver medal. IN M NU FACTURF.S. r, Mary-la-boogie, for a - Mr. T. Saddingtoo, Aadwtil, for a suaghloe for covering wire with bilk or thrrad--filto o Lomas. IN IVIECHANICS. Mr. Conully, Rulls-huildings,rm a telegraphic dictionary—the gold Isis medal. Mr. Jones, liulhorn, for a self-adjusting crane—the gold Isis Mr. W. Wynn,Farnharn, for a tlme-keeper, and compensating pendulum--the gold Isis medal, and iwenty guineas. Mr. It. Onwin, uaford street, for a handing plane—the silver Isis medal, and five pintas. Mr. hariii.,in .: °ugh, for somas trap—the silver Isis medal, or five gum as. Mr. t.; Preston, Burr-street, Wapping, for II portable deck eau', and vt-milatur—the silver medal. Dr Vert-, Lttarlutte street, Illournsbury, for a craniotomy ferctps—th , gold medal. Mr. W liotarcd, Wadion, near Croydon, for a cylindrical traversing rake—the silver medal. Mr. L. Wilson, thiion-street, Borough, for a machine for sweeping chinas. es—t‘ti gu peas. Mr. W. Aust, hin-road, for a machine for freeing the *hal horse. %Olen fallen with a loaded cart—the silver medal and fifteen stomas. Mr.W.W al cup, Dartfcrtl, Kent, for a curvavaph—the giver Medal and :en ',meas. Captain t,Bray,Lharmouth, for a life boat—the silver medal. , 114 t. I. Prior, blesslield, near Skipton, for the striking pact of d a ea—the silver Isis medal and twenty guineas Mr. P. Coed. Drury-lane, for a machine to enable shoemakers to work staadlng—ten guineas. Mr. G. Wood, Chapet-street,Curtaioroad, for a parallel rule .—thesilver medal or ten guineas. !A L w, Hall , I.ambetb, fur an instrument for laying down angles—the silver medal and ten guineas. Mr. W. Callon, sehsbury-square, fleet aunt, for an improved pas lartir—the silver medal. . Previous to the company separating, the President thanked them ior their attention to the business of the day, and an assemblage of nearly WOO persons, consisting ot . ranic and beauty, departed highly grati• tied with the treat they had received. Among the visitors, we observed the Persian Prince Wizsza JAFFA, who wised uncommonly attentive to tllC distribution. L.IIF INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING's BENCI4, MAY te. EDDIS V. SIR RALPH NoEl., BART. This was an action iss the inelorsee Against the ac ceptor of a Bill of Exchange, drawn by John King, for se2oo, payable three months After doe. Tim liana-writing of the drawer and Acceptor being regularly proved, Mr. RAIN!. for the defendant, contended that th.e Bill in question was concocted in usury be.ween the defendant and Mr. John King. To prove this de fence, he must call Mr. King. %lin, no doubt, %coati be a most reluctant witness; but be trusted hr slintil,l be able to wring, even front liirn, sufficient evidence to prove that the whole transaction was louncled the grossest usury. Mr. King then appeared : in his evidence he dis tinctly negatived the idea of the Bill in question hciag bottomed in an usitrions consideration. He certainly had Bill transactions to the armuitt of Al) , nt 5e50,000 with the detrndeo , t, but the Bill in question WAS dis counted by the plaintiff, in payment of sefJO due by The witness to him, the change being handed over to the defendant. Ile understood Sir Ralph applied t , him in consequence of an advertis-ment in the Public Papers, in wh'cli the names of Drummond and Ry der, who were clerks in witness's office, appeared.— Witness never advertised himself. Hese tite witness claimed his Lordship's protection. Lord ELLesuonntal will give you timely notice. You are not within the limits of the present cause yet by many miles." Mr. King--s. My Lord, Mr. R iine has called me the notorious John King, and loaded me with oblo quy. Mr. Raine has repeatedly dated at my taide, And cnrrespoiwed with me in tile 1n0..t Affectionate And friendly terms." Laughing here followed on the part of the Court, the Jury, and the B ness's examination then contiaued. Sir Ralph had failed in paying former bills, and s , fitness had become his st-cusity. and new bills w. re in consequence given to hint. These he could only iiegociate by takine them to silversmiths' strops, buying some goods, and receiving a balance in cash. The present bill was , paid by witness to Mr. Eddii, to whom be was in debted Je:10. ?sir. Eddis gave him the difference.— N•, oloney was given by witness to Sir Ralph on ac• count of this bill. Sir Ralph was ind,hted to the witness four thousand pourids, and this bill was given by him in part of payment." Lord Er.t.xxsonoucit here observed, that unless the defendant could carry his case farther, there was no thin,! made cut to effect tne validity of the bill. The Jury, nerefore, found a verdict for the plain tiff—Damages re`2ol 10s. fur the bill and interest, And 40s. costs. In two other actions upon the same number of Bills, one fur 41000, and the other for si:soo, both accepted by the defendant, and drawn by Mr. King, in which a blrs. English and a Mr. Parker were tile plaintiffs, verdicts were also recovered against the defendant. V WILLIAMS 'P. GRINDSTONE. Th 4 was an action in truver to recover the 'Au.- of 3 gold repeater, chain, two seals, and A key. which the defendant was alledged to have converted to his own use. A second count declared against the di le:Want as A common carrier ; charging that he hao undertaken, for teasonable hire and reward, safely to convey the propetty in question from London to Wry bridge. It appeared thtt the defendant was driver of the Wrybridge coach, plying from the Bolt.in-l'un Inn, Fleet-street. The plaintiff had sent his watch t , town for repair, and upon being completed, it was delivered into the hands of the defendant, without being booked, for the purpose of being carried to Weybridge. It never reached the plaintiff. Thvre was nii evidence given that the defendant had wrong. udy converted the watch to his own use, nor was any pro..f given that the price of conveying it to Weybridge would have gone into his pocket. Mr. MAIIKTATT, lOT the plaintiff, contended, that this action was improperly brought. Here was no torteou,s conversion, and the defendant being only servant to the proprietor of the coach. though bib employer might btt liable, yet the defendant WAS not liable. Mr. TOPPING said, the defendant was the person paid for carrying in this case; these small parcels were the perquisites of the coachman. Lord autsunnotva desired to have proof of the fact, that the coachman had this perquisite, or even if it were proved that the defendant WAS paid and kept the money himself in fraud of his master, he would hold him liable. Mr. TOPPING submitted to his Lordship that at present no other owner ha.l been wt up. Lord ELLENBOROUGH" You must give the de fendant the character of owner betore you can sup port your count—emu you charge for delivery as to a carrier, or fora tort r" Mr. SPA,: ME...." We treat bins as a carrier." Lord ELLExnrinnuon--04 But you don't state that he carries for Mrs.." Mr. SPAN to The law would give him a re compense." , Lord ELLENBOROUCH-0 If you prove him the Proprietor. you must carry it further." Plaintiff nonbuited. Linmow v. WILMOT. The pl..tntiff is a shop.keeper at Vauxhall, and the defendant a Captain in the army upon half-pay.— The action was for the price of a lodging, in which the wife of the delenJant lived for fifteen months ix fore her death, and fur other nt,:essiry expenses. The whole sum demanded was 432. 16s. 6d. On the part of the plaintiff it was said, that Mrs. Wil mot had had a small pin-money settlement, but that it was inadequate to her support. A Mrs. Moon proved, that she had lived fifteen years as servant to Mrs. Wilmst. who had been sc panted from her husband some time before ; she was 80 years old when she died, and the defendant was not a young man, but for many years he had lived in a state of adultery with A maid-servant. He had been in France, and when he returned he told his wile that Bet Hall was a criarming girl, and he would shew her a little of that country. Mrs. Wilmot had a settlement of about 4100 a-year, but there were some deductions, and ,si.e was often in distress for money. She hail made a will, leaving the witness as°, so as to make her independent of the world, but that will was disputed by her husband, the de fendant. A Mr. Gretton had been appointed men tor ; be was introduced to bits. %WM, as 6LC tad •Ile plAintlif while she lodge 3 in his house thst the wanted a friend. The defendant had several time , : endeavoured to see hts wife, but she refused to admit him, as !)r chd not wish for a reconcilement. Mr. Gretton admitted that Mts. Wilmot had been in the receipt of ssllo a-year ; her whole prortty might be about 4150 per annum, but it was subject to a mnrtgage. The witness had been 1= ft by leer residuary legatee and executor, and had delivered over two boxes of plate to the defendant, and other persona' property, on his demand. He was intro duced to Nlrs.Wilmot by his father, who, he believed, had been mentioned to her by the The will was prepared by an Attorney the witness had isirto duced,nnd she had given her first instructions to him. Anne Wilkins proved, that the defendant had lodg ed at her house with a woman whn passed as Mrs. Wilmot and a daughter. They kept no servant, and 420 a-year were paid for the lodging. Lord Et.t.::sslßoUGll—" No &Obi A m tn may drive his wifo out of &l as by m r. 1 r physical iorce —by strength of body, or by livii:g in = tote adultery w!th arwt!ii:r woman; the only qtysii , :n here is, whether the wile so driven =alt, bad a suffi cient maintenance, considering the circumstance! =if her hu.band ; he appears to be a 11.11-pay OiEc=r, and she is admitted to 'have had an income of 161 10 a-year, and probtbly had the best of it. II su, the pre , ent action is not maintainable.". . Verdict for the Defend Ant. OLD BAII.EY. Phifiirs Wood was inJicteJ tier le. u.! from the top of the scunery of Mr. G►wchorne, in Mill• banes. The prisomr, on being appr,heudeJ, sAid to the ttlicer, *. he coul.l get no work, and what could he (to ? he must g,a a thievin-, or starve."—Guilty. James Grow:, a %retched /I.lf-famished Irishman, WAS convicted of stealing A piece of beef Irons a hutchei or the name of Potts, ia St. George's in the East. Being called upon for his defence, he said that he had none to make, but that having gone three whole da)s without victuals, Ow teniptathoi to seize the beet which he SAW hanging up WAS 1) great that he could not resist it, whatever might be the cnn sequences. John Hallett, aged fourteen, was indicted for hay. iug cmhezzied ,V 2 56 Gd. wiSich he had received oil account hi hir master, John Hiihard. Prosectit. , r WAS .1 dyer in Hackney road, and prisofier was his et rand boy when the transaction took place. The pro.a:cu tor, upon re-examioalon, said he b:lieved it might he true, as pri.,oher had st i lted, that another boy had got the money iron, him. He7e the REcounrit interfered, and requested the prosecutor would withdraw the orosecution, under such circumstances, to which he said he had no ob. • jection, find was willing to take the lA , ' Ag aininto hi, employ.—The Jury accordingly Acquitted the iitist.ncr ; who received a suitable admonition from the YesterdAy the Sessions ended, whea sentence of teas pasted upon the tifll , dwing cof.vff:ts : Thomas Piper and W'lliam fur ,ds from a barge ou the river 1 homes; Jrojimin flarwcad, for area ing goods in a dwel.ing-house; l'hornas Co-harn Avg:, to • st...t;:hg I,:tar front tar il,gierrd Pry!. Office; W feign kut it- 7iarp, for am:4'lg an:7 a mare; Hubert :meth, for a mot) Ty in a va., 53 ,. 'oar the hitiwAy; Thomas :esti. on , for stealing goods irivately in a shop; Ninon Colitis for 'grating two in nes ; Sotteoun zoaloutotts, for highe..ay robbery; Uenry tar sell, George Wakes . , and David Wier, fur I:ke offeetes; Joseph I Clarke, for stealing a Matt; haltph Luna, tor burglary ; Geo. I Lane, for burglary ; Wist. Reyntoila Grey, :or huusehreaktiog ; Josses House anti Isaac Radford, and Join, 10/ a like offence; Charlotte Thomas, for steatiog good• in dwelt , lin-house ; Robert Bridel, for a like offence ; and t.i.zsbeth Hops kins, for stealing property in a shop. John Watarlioutie, Charles lidlestnia, John Brennan, Thomas Ball, Pater Pearson, and Mary Buckley, were ordered to be transported her life—Joseph Ecerdon col Henry Abrahams, for 14 years.—Sarah Margaret All4llll, Stsl4/11.011 Banks, Witham Martin, :antes Butler, Stephen Webb, John WQ3d, John Haw- . kil l s, Rich. Cardwell, John :ipencer, limes Williams, W. Robins, Hugh Quin, J. Pearson, J. Shepherd, Charles Buckmaster, John Judson, Aaron Dillon, Thomas Britain, 1 hos. Hyland, tieorge liktadi..g, Mary MattIICIPP., Mary Casey, John Sterne, William Rees, Wtiliani _Graves, Henry Mindie, George Hooper, Joules Hot Wan mid Peter Dutcher, Mr seven years. Nine to be imps ironed in the House of tiorrection for London, SI in the House of Correction for Middlesex, and 11 in Sew gate, (or var.ous periods; tw•o were ordered to be publicly, and 16 private:y whipped; five were lined ls. each and ; 16 judgiuents were respired; and 3.: were discharged by pluda mation.—Adjuurned to the July. Bow-smear.. Yestria - ay Sarah taitton was brought I to this Office, by Thomas Jones ai.d Pepper, two I constables, charged with being concerned with ano ther woman in committing a highway, robbety, near Coventry court, in the Itaymaiket, on the moaning of yesterday se'nuiglit, between twelve and one o'clock, and robbing Mr. Robert MfLeigb, of Silvei meet, Golden-square, of All Exchequer Bill for five hundred pound., a C5O Bank of England note, a drat for A.(100, drama on Messrs. Barclay and Co. and various other articles of property. The prisoner has been since :raced out by the above cons: The prosecutor attended yesterday at the thrice, and identified the prisoner as one of the women who had robbed him, and he described them to have bi.set and surrounded him so that he lound it impossible to avoid or get clear of them, and as soon as Lacy ran off from hint Le missed Lis pocket•bori, containing the above property, Itt.rn his right Itaild UrL'ediell pocket. Webb, the other woman, was ad- i 'flitted an evidence ; she stated, that the prisoner had the poc.k.:t-book and its contents, end she ac:ompa. nied her to her ltidgiaq,s in Tower-suet:i s Seveh- Dial., where was a wan, c lled H qspi tig Tout, whitn the prisoner cohabit :d with ; s!.e gave :dm the proisei ty,ar.J he trent ont to dispose of it. The wit nei.s ackitoeileaged that she was to have participated in the division, but denied that slle had received ail thing. Nit% linists and Mr. CosaNt, the sitting Ma gistrates, ordered the pri . ioner to be detained. MAN WON JaLa Dori: was. charged betore the LOUD MAYon with employing an engraver to engrave a plate imitating a Gloucester bank note ; it appeared from Pie evidence of the en. graver, that the prisoner called upon him and stewed him a note which appeared of th: Glouces ter bank, giving him an order to engrave a plate, and gave him ss. in advance; he thinking he seas concerned with that banking house, took the order, but afterwards consulted is mend concerning. the ex ecution of it, who gave information to saint: person concerned in that banking house, who tu.ik steps to get the prisoner apprehended. The prisoner WAS fe- Malltied for Lather examination. Maitt.aoitoucau sTit$CT.--VUTItAtle AT TIIZ GitEEN ?Milt GATl.—Yesterday Henry Butler, A . :fp residing at the Ywk hotel, St. James's-street, was brought up and examined oa the following charge :—Jobu saucy, keeper Of Cotlatitution ttili-Irate, said, tint twelve and tine l'orstlAy nigh., h e a his assiptAnis were in waiting !in 'ha Itr•geni' t c.rriate, which c , A.v..yed his it •ysel Righeet s fr, ra the T 2.ton I:iortem. The detend.int, att.i st.r ril other Gentler-m.l, And Lid.ea, terse up to t; :e r ,„ k side of the gate 4nd desired it• he let tioneyh ; the; were inlorii.ed was An linseasisaAtne h .111, and •11.. was not cin.tomary to l t peiwns throt.:o were ordered to gn awAy. Tney d•d an, B, nt moment afterwards mimes! was AiAT i,el by !TA;:; ` dreadful noise, and the indow and %T.; were lieu completely to Witn.:ss tmr4.2l4te : e jurnptd up And secured t! e prisoi.er, wil.,tn he art in charge to a W.itCllM4ll, altd the rest escAp.d. Sir LV. PARSONS What harp pin sa ) The prisoner sAid.." IgncrAet tt e cnst rn% this gAte, we came up, and friend it ch , .:t ; a bey le: standi.l by, hr.west:r, &In ofr4oeti in let tiS ~ , r t he was paid for it, and left t!,e rrzs 1C r : = ceiva to our sliscietion. I gave rum A shili.ng, 4cd sever-AI others coming up, In? rerilsed to let ir Vino!!!!) rt nil, niAin which, I 1)• here, the i.thers, whnin he di..t toot kr—ise, proceeded v., r e•ience." The bay was rart :a to this t :tr.:: he tot lay de. cried it ; but the nipnt ct..tatabte Ctu.st) said; when he was taxed wit:t it at the wito..; : c. u se, tx scented contuwit, and nuee nr% arm tr. The Magistrate ob.er red, :hit: ts holnj to h e . hese Lint ea ghats, And brokvil were not made r,tsorf, and a rcintineraiitin nr.d.:, ha should held the p:is•ustr to bail.—An aJja,tment totlt t7IIEIN I,QVAItt.--Yrittrdlty g r . rictrbun •s r, &At on a chaipe stealing a Freat coat, the mow) , lit th • hostler of the Swan is r 3 L v Ty Stably', Knightsbridge —J. Goan, sea; Lames tar-square, charged J. Ktyphis eyes .n. Aisth ink forty silver pieces, lour gold tltt!. , , • J twsc. , ppt: coins, his property. The silver pica s zte coins of George I. 11. and ILI. Q.serss Eta ..heth.kc. Ilse gold :ind ctyper were also cars...nits et •it ',cc rt ign s. Kt mats ildrwit Gray was fully committed fnr s•caling a piece lii I..sit Innis trout F. LYN:ii, 4 traVt:l.:lg ' lAr, At a public bruise in Lambeth GattorN.—mitesteiday the thi‘er of a hackney c ach wa; examiiled and remint!od. esArge of *Wiling 4 puCket boa, •cithttva a4ltl novt .11lki a guinea of gold so it, which t irmcd plc iit 4 bundle put into codch by a Lady who heteJ mfr. but wno imprudently It. pt him I.llAitssz 10T 1141 r. 2 11t61.1T 116 the street, with her pr yerty itn .er l* care. Simuwou..--Yesterday Afars( Cask,le .lilJ .ur.4 Fc.rd were remanded on a h c__ of 1111e1Ing a 661:1 token. Wonsow-iirruart.—Yestin y Itf. B Lard-wee,. bhureJitch, vas coilv .eteJ in Ilar pen I:tie; of 1118. 11d Cd.q l, • on an:ul•uni •titaidaganot I him for telnng tai. d ill it $ t vesi4l.t. On the I i.n ni ia4tant, .t: ket•per of the Atchorkt .all gi it: at P -, l'oty, in Kent. Vials convicted in Lae rit .ity et lus and cwats. dent.olisiz and re. ceivio,g ol Mr E. Paoliv, of NI liSst..m., a toll for a .hat 4. r ‘4;:s lcaditm to po,ture. _ netts , . l'u adAy night Mr. W. M.r.aAs w„,s wi s Ist, La ..keptiey Fair t 1 - rio%:tia, lid *lion he cAllie 10 :hr pi:e on Wl. , ti,cilapei-road, tie met tw3 men of !veer.: ..prediAnce, who to cintve::Ation with him.— of them in:inured tint he nit, the rnAte ni a vessel now lying in the River, And was piing wilt his friend to his Indg;ngs a• H...si:.rt Mr. M.K-s willingly ccrompAniid them Across tae IL Id, bin did not pinceed tar hefwe one Ot thtinp ad 11. % !Was; both seized him, threatening, it tic mAili• Any noise, they would murder him, and Irian his person his thatch mid belltil shillings in s• which :hey escAped before he c mid obtain as utue to secure th e m, . liresr. The adjourned Inquest on the body of Sarah Moore, was held re•iterday at •lie Horse and Groom, ChUrch-street,_ Wants bet ore JAta Watour thwtN, Esq. Coroner tut Muldieseit.—Ms. John Otitis, a surgeon, dud one of the Magistrates for the County of Middlesex, ..Ife; l ed that he had carettilly inspected the body Of fillfAlS Nloore. Et• ternally there seetneJ to be great reason to suppent that the deceased wok irons the sli . ..cts of the tercisof the season, the consequznce of her extreme state of wre'citedness. On opent..g the 1)0,1' tfu to appeared very general organic disease, sunicieut t. cause the death of the sufferer ; the lungs 1,: re !lie appeallace of long and deep-seated influumatton ; the hest Wil diseased, and these seas siropLy surroanJidg tt ; tiv! stomach was collapsed, and had nos appesraece rt indigesied food ; but from the oe of the liver. sr ;I probshle that them WAS not nuich fticlinvion for liast. He also op:aect the head, iiic which was mach a!, usual. '1 lie Jury, veWS.:: %al vet y respectable, after a short consultittun, rviamed their sk.idict Gt—DieJ a Nattisal Death. ik few days Ago. a GenitemAn, ab-ut I: stime jockey weight. carried another Ott like eze, ~ .1 back. from Broad! ty Ferry to Dundee, tot a stud v...rger— the distance About tour miks H: was allowed three hmirs to accomplis t the task, f.:.t it in one lima And fifty-rive menu es; ha; halted nn'y seven times on the read; tint re, y: tsle litalricre:at..„ Khoo( half-w+} E. ongl.ty ferry. He was so huh.. fimuttel, 1:e offend to tarty ono:Jur petsol3 of the 5 over the same ground, within tl.e given Om JERtItY-A tter fr. mSt 1-I,licr's, d.teJ , y 11 2 Tsr " The weal:lA:lids Irtsen rot this month pA , ' I con:inues uncommonly tine. 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