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t. ' ,•. 4frir.ALLICIANCE% • 7.- i• : COURT OF CHANCERY. JANUARY 17. • IN RR ?SUMAS SPDRRYLR, A LIPIATIC• Mr. Hist rm . moved that the committee of the lunatic might 'bring" in action of ejectment - _ Walsh :te injure the min, -Meeli4es 4 bstri came-hrs , deatit.Vglaris-askeil if •bethwd any witness, or any one*, -appear fcirhim, ivbei•satv thetninsactien? - heantsveeeti, Ist a: strong Hibernian ac9eot, that he had' no orsti• forth; m :Inn the ALst tours Goo, or his-Lorilship, ifhe.svould.do havi•what was, • right ' • • -The LORD CIIIEF BAROY then summed up the evidence, sand held,-that though the wound might at first-be slight; and the ddeeased !might have recoveied by timely and proper medical aid, yet that would not exculpate the prisoner, if the deceased ultimately died of the blow r iven by him. As usual in-ail such cases,, the Learned Judge told the Jury that they Mast be satisfied :that , :the prisoner struck the deceased from previous-malice before they could find him guilty of murder. If, on the other hand, they believed it arose' from some silly quarrel about paying for drink, they' would find him guilty of manslaughter. The Jury,-without hesitadono-etarned a verdict-- Guilty of ManslatighlerJ • . The'fbilowing were convicted.of felony, viz. John Thickets, aged is, for stealing a sovereign; Jane Xernl, aged 18, for stealing wearing apparel; Richard Ilurophreys, aged 13, and John Mathews, 12, for stealing pencils, and Williato Dalton, aged 61, and Charles Warman, 37, for stealing two gallons of brandy. William Jacob Cummins was indicted for robbing R. Fitch, on the highway, of a handkerchief and a few penny pieces and halfpence. The prosecutor lives id' London -street, Tottenham court-road; but was walking on Christmas evening with his child in his arms, and his wife just before, in Whitechapel-voad, opposite the London Hospital, when two women came 'up to him, one of whom struck him on the breast. He pushed her away and told her to keep off; when she said, " Damn your eyes, if that is what you mean, soon fetch some one that will do for you." .She then' went into - the Lord Nelson public-house and before he knew:where be was le received a blow on the back of the head, 'which knocked him down, As he rose he saw the 'prisoner standing behind him, who struck him down again, and the prisoner got his head between his knees, while some person was beating him on the sight side, and he felt some ones hand in his left pocket.• He lost &handkerchief out of his hat, which fell off when he was first knocked down. When 'he got away from the prisoner he took the hat from one of the women who first struck him. The handker 'chief and money 'Were gone,. the woman saying she knew nothing about - them. He could not tell whose hand was in'his pocket. There were several men round in se, moment, and some of them assisted him, arils would have been murdered. They took him away from the prisoner, who did not say anything then. Prisoner, who was sober, went into the Lord Nelson,. and .refused-to be taken, saying, that if the prosecutor was not satisfied with what he had given le.would give him some more. Cross-examined.—,The prisoner was first charged with- an' assaultc and it was after-that he missed 'his handkerchief, four penny piects, - and four halfpence.. Bg,the Ctscari.—The man was not searched, that he knesi of; nor were the women taken into custody.; He sever got his hat now money again. . A woman •named. Hawkins saw the women and Cammins- strike Fitch as he had- already described. While Fitch's wife - was calling 'out •s 4 Murder," the two women) went up-to her, and said —4l D-n yoti, Ma t anr, we will soon stop your screattringt" 'While Eitch.was.down, die beard opine copper jingle on thipavensant - • . 1 .• • • • • Mr. Justice Buinoneur, in charging Are Jury, seemed tti donsidekhe'ithole affair rather As a Christ 'lnarsquabble than, a a highway robbery mid the Jurrviewing: it in tbe same light es'the Learned Jadge,auveli him the tillable-of summing the whole of theevidence, •by imtnediatel'f Acquitting the pri.: potntr,:ltho:was;. of tont& initantlrset at 'liberty. • s• nooses ihntris.watiacsed for tittering a kertaimoirdaritediepayment nine , shillings; • with inesta46 slefrand the Orel-s tarts:if the'Poot oldie pa- . tight* St.' . . :.MrzlitinitinsoFicupejsed•thi case.—He stated, that b- tonstalfet were edipowered t'artrtheds Wort . * sf.fa /night tothntit fhein Upon' :sitrtietsi bf VOr. any •. 'stride *at- ailb Neatstitti - of the PaViiii' in' ipprelientied, '44fpitheifMng , donitable; of a• sithlings - for Eilcb tiagrant.—t ' • and' haeingbrotight 'tub' Migistrete it' Marlb& totrifcttd , the vagrants,' order 'Oil 'Mr. -A lootraild Pancerusrfor the award • thrprisoner was-#itebtecr Of eV 'vertigo' elicit,' tiFlckatth,* with thC-intetit 'tB de pal. Mr. BOLLAVD; for the prisoner, made some legil 'objections...to' the inditnisentt which"siere OLD BATLgV t Yesterday Jobe and Jailea Cross, the' capitally convicted... 11.1othy Mk* 4ltidierd "Michael - Floyd, giving • Fraitnirdt*hieA dietuati ilMpeiriM;f ttiptliti,±ht!aitihetnirt it*k grim? he anagar,_ • • • • .• the Orton 'in poisesston of an - estate to'whith the Ittaatie;Sisierstippirsed to be en t i t l e d. Theicirnier.ap idieliefttb the Court had been nude at the instance: the'tonisairtee, who at - his own expense, acid from ft>otiies of hismanicy, had prosecuted the interests of this tinfbininite lUnatic, who was a . pauper: . Ile had beta istift 'ca . /Apar hteitis fur More than thirty' eari, shnitig.wtriCh peeiod a Small estate of inhei itance had -denVitseid- to him from his father. 'A party, taking advantage of his condition, hid procured a convey /see bf the • property, and 'Obtained,passession, and theltinatic had bee ever since a state of the ut ilithst wretchedness. Reference had been made to dat - Mluiter, who reported that the cOnveyaoce was not -sufficient, and that. the lunatic could recover, knd- recommended A bill to be filed far that farpDSC. The" cbmmittee had been advised • tiy a- 'daimon burster to try the force of an eiectateni agaitlit thil feWstat balder; whiCh was a inadikat' . preceeding sal wine) 'attire ifinple and cite* that the commute! , sitistnlititiii to adept it, provided his LOrdship would • gttlnit The Orden' . • • without feller inform* make such an order. The Master hest ierrattedlliai **hal 'watild give' the litnitie il l ic* sitewn why in ejectrneht was pre ! fereible •tb•justify his LiirdsisiP in .rejecting the opi 7 :bon of thelnster; . ferf whit :fie had called. • Mr. it would cause the less of twelve anthslay•the delay. flie LAIRD CHANCELLOR said that was not quite so' clear.. By following the Master's directions, they. would have. a.more sure, and very likely a speedier remedy than in any other way. The deed spoken of might be so framed as to defeat a common action, and yet this Court, regarding the circumstances un der which it .was obtained, would be able to relieve' the lunatic from the operation of it. If they could; convince hint. that an action of ejectment was the: spore eligible, he would-hear them again. • ' Mr. HEALD admitted that the Masker • adhered to' his first report, and-therefore it would be better to proceed with x bill; as i -rionsnit•iti cottimon law might prejudice the afierhearing in equjty. . :• — 714 - 1.6111) CHJOICELL6R did not asse n t to that. They might try the 'experiment at law, and. after wards be as they-Wee before, in - Chadkery. , POUBtaf .141,141A41tt BARRY V. PRATT. This was was an acdOti'din two poliCies of insurance, each for 2001. one erected on the ship Matta aitd .14 1 ii.0;th4lAis Other - os the freight of the sanest: the-voyage 'contemplated was from Monte Video to yelparaieo, -with •liberty 'to touth at any port seats titiGihreltar 'an d die cargo Was speeified; i n t he le t te r •fi s itteti to le. under Writers a s " c opp er or ot h er gods." ' The vessel took its *cart? Of copper, sailed* tb - Valpa'raiso, and afterwarda to Coquimbo • but bifate her irtiiratit ftielatter port, she sastailid'a toirlble ansetutiCh rough weather. No actual damage was discovered, however, till the ship-was surveyed at the latter place, when it was lOU's& that sktchitcr suffered injuries, which could not be repaiied,', thsl'_, 'and which, therefore,. rendered her tattleis. 414 e owners accordingly abandoned her, and claimed ccialpensatiow as for a- total loSs from-die Insurers. I The only citieitiorr raised in the cause '.r irskether thelhip wa; 'at"thetimeshe left Meow - .Vldeo ..cepa hle pi conveying; without great danger,:a cargo of hoary-.goods, - For The plaintiff it was iltewn,:that the ship *as belie Whit' great 'attention' to 'sfretigth; and it was confidently sworn, that tiniest shelled iery strong, khe could not have Weathered tilt sttotins thidugli'whlcli she passed. It Was''stisgested that tNe.' injury *at:done by a violent 'Moir &OM' •, : •f:,, some heavy sea: • • - 14)eihe defendant it was contended by me: M r ik.- int* V' iliat the probability was that . the ship was. Rat sufficiently strontto bear so heavy_ileat o,and was not, therefore, SeaLivoriliy for ihi . ..ptihsates of the voyage.. - To she* the,, the deliosition or a person ntuned•ThOmpsozi, who surveyed the vessel at Co cittiitillo, was redd; bar' it appeared to be incon sistent with the evidence Which he had given neon ; another occasion.''' .1 ' ' •. - The Lorin Curril . leiTicc •lert the Jury to deter. Mince oil which side the weight of evidence prepon deratH, and to glVellteit verdi ct as they thought tie vessel vras•ol'ailas nix sea-worthy. i 'verdict for the plaintiff-4:1i.. mart E,440; iiibeets to't'reduction for salvage r . ;.; • ..1 .cf4uRT 4 9, aImAN PLEAS, JANUARY iv: WALLIS w wILLIAIis. • " • This was atiraition to' reCover the defendant for hai l ing:"iiiraliciattsli arrested and held the plaintiff tobaPli • '•!'. • . . • ;..1r Mr. Sci ' jeaint ' L%3 statedlthe caiie to the . Jury,, whitli Want effectthat the plaintiff, who was an en graver and printer, had been induced to accept three several bills of ekehafigo for the 'aCcotriniod a u on of tire *deferidariti . vt4o' Ives a l fitrnieti the defetntant'llict given - the - pliintiir gthiranie to. littlyide for the bit) l L'ith • WIHIdI Murray ,•thai itst liVadi in Old! Brendifitd• on the 6th of, Optolsor. ')!Ple had a *fishy Itissviteirge of Michael Fleavd,%.bitt -did not reengaise the prisoner's features. On that 'fikettlay morning, he was standing its the road4oothigtowards London, and saw a person come up and sttike•Flond a'blow. 'on the lice, which made-him stsigget hack. AS sonn, as he recovered from the Wow, and was making to-. wards the kirb-stone, AL woman caught the man -that struck him by the collar, turned him round,t•and 64 said, for GOD'S sake,* will you kill man ;" or, 44 Have you killed the man ?" As , soon as that was said, the deceased • took to his heels, and made a kind of run. When the-woman turned the person round, he was making towards the deceased to strike him again. The person ran after deceased, but Others got round him, so that he only saw them both en the ground scrambling together, but he could not tell how they had come •to the ground; whether by being knocked down, or tripped up, or by merely having fallen. - . He saw no more 'pass, as they wet:: parted; but he saw deceased several times afterwards. His face was much covered with blood, and the blow was over the • left temple, from which the blood streamed down very copiously. Flood went himself for the constable,- and was about for a week afterwards. John Morris Banner deposed;that he is a Surgeon in St. George's Hospital. Deceased was brought to the Hospital on the 14th of October. He had a con tused wound over the left •eye, which was bleeding, when he came- into the Hospital, and he said it had! 'been done about tendays, - but did not say how. He had repeated 'hemorrhages from the wound. Wit ness• examined it, and found- coagulated blciod, which he remnved, and stopped - the bleeding. Hewent on favourably for tyro Or three' days, when he becattie rather delirious. He had morse bleeding from the 'wound•after that, 'and od the 26th he beenttte still more delirious, until he iffed,'Witneisthen eihmined the wound minutely,""anid font:id thi.bene'cletiuded• la its periosteum. The 'brain ',Was thin entittiltied, 'and its membranes found inflamed,. with Slink matter on them, just beneath Where he had Ire:eleed the blow'. The tridamtnatiostwes 9eattsioned by the blow, from the connection of the Itteiiiibrapits eFehe: htaitilvith the periosteatts - - • The-vita) M 1104144 all potinc4 as far as halals. Ilittoir hit oadt* believed the wound , to *lute <nap de- Ms dal* r- Inrhe also *Ought that if hibitdthita'plessper !Medical. aseistatice • * first, be MiXlie have beet sated., Mir Walker lives itt Old Bintidardi 'bind *I Cher. OnSundey, thelphiiiPeitiber, hittivis gaud: ;sag in this alwp , : and 'saw 116cfd • gleedisit fro* the tm/ad the priachecstriking -wit so. le e eding. They were abottithreeurfarrlyisrdefropi withal/. Her •Is sure' the trishner - Vra•the .w,ho ' wasotriking pt him, fora moneetkontsidethewitnaei shop prevented him as aistrataale6.,lodrtkakold roan, denhved, - ,at last gee prey; .; hie .:rase- stint twenty .perds., .theyonttg: man (White) followed him and threw him down. Prison's.. went: niter.; weeds it" stiodgiorliettak` wherein wasappee !pod, • aft..4o sot ifm r ithein before Flood was 111*aseding.. Flood!entoe afterwards into, witness's shop that day, to 4enk ifteta sheep's: haid.which,he 'bad priced, bat it :Wei. sold iiis..:head was sarribly dis figured:. The next day zinc, be, was walking about.! Before the Megistrat4.nextrunning, itwas proposed ' to send White to .prison tmlesis-he could-find baby[', which he ,was unable. to de, and Flood snide - I will make. it up with yon , Something wertellit about what he shouldgive old:mna; smd Wh - said he .had but three shillitwitrabeworld: ": Magistrate said that woirldrtoti amounted.to more money; aDdilCsiStsfirad that - it should be settled for:tea shillingsiviiichWhiterssife I went out to get, and witness lett then [ aad Iwitfter• wards saw White at liberty.. .Beftiisebelktazisirrieit Flood said . he.had newer quarrellinfirithlWrstdoin, cer that the latter accused him'aftetesperiny, thing when they were 'drinking- Weigher.: 7 *- - They: seemed to know:each:other well. seers -bath: Chelsea pensioners, as he. understond,undflosid-nsef to go, about with a little basket.: He Used *diver 'tit' buy anything but bones of sheep's headvtnitseupen., The prisoner has.lbst his sett amt. - • - t. ..Ann Woodward was, on Bre treh of k last witness's shapk. Bbesaw 7/. man coshini lodging-house with a bag ow hit haek*; towards Hoonsloprvand.sheear dueler him 4ty. Murray!4 -. .thelretudtnosisp-7 struck, : the deCeased t .but sbeubeard k though they -*ere ;within- itwuideoss thing was .said..,it.wis uttered vest Ore moschave hatid When Whit ittsed, char latter struck again; stset . *here deoadied.wassarncir:ficst. 'it the sectutd_ blew,. andsairt, Thiinnaft ,tall me." Witness. called one td: Me. VI Some one was beating:Mead: Denoted On forward, attd °White lamed ' him a pushuot.th-kt Idurattilte tiveeki and.. be gaire4o slip ou-the, &Aga, surd iri the gutt e r. !Soon 'at ter,she stv.,.thenboda doish,oh the fiage thete:. _ ._ ~.f e ; 'bitANL sikkonblinuvrisow-shey-cattie _ _ ruled by the Court. , - ' • - . when the bet ' une ' due inr eg uilir emil/e • • -• te iiitsiSsiiiiiWlia miming ::: 1...,...-.... ... ~ : ..; • . mre.Ainon, theeehurchwarden, proved that- the . we S diaggi in 18ilf " .1.13.7lfleti ' d -qs l * .der f .i ' d iut k ial d' . WiAliasiv VYatsolsvlra. constable, apPreliended the • prisoner presented the order, -as altered, to - ant them: A conshltialiSt;kitalleiThr,filtiltittlthe defend:: prisehes, bat siocusthing of-the.affray. tietook Mtn payment, and the worth•were " 9s. eatch." '" • ant arrested the'plaVniff'fbrilic`artiotint Of r,..4e bills hefors t h e m it ee testei _ whe. ... m a ked e i seed i ng , hintte - Mr. Roe, 'the Ma struts=; proved that the order detained hitt' in prrson Thy seseolifieikil.',#4.44r4/. prism; ,bat slummed tonewittidss asidt, tini , sditilse •whieb he gave the piiionet was written by hitt, and he liberated Mitt 'furtherwithouip i iirn 4 PAii% i .7 7 !.P - ''',7.. — :47.! did wish . therms to go toitwiselftr z ille.. wiehekt was only•lor nine shillings for the two vagrante. i For tine arrest 'the pie%ent'act , A Vsai brupiint l 'tli t ar . wa nes % s,. f,...„„..5.,..-- 1 -- with l use 111ssistritsi-le: pu n i s h' At•thelime he gait kin the . prisoner, there tat - a) rnand ors f oniiiensatitrit 'hiking Veen iefi4sed,___ , •,,:. • • .i1 bins.sonse Othef Wan .by nialringshinvpaY a sort of a blank after the wordi 'nine shillings, which had since A number of britnagni (vete' called, %To pre' , wen, fine.: Wifaitsslspoiteto the ttlegistmtcs who - oft! ' 'keen Illetl 'up' by the ward.'" eittch'llaving been in the, t fact 4 the eeedivoide 'Ol the 6,41,1 tzi'Y Oje -1 3 97 Aliet to Fey 4(ovoivhiehf he could- got imniediatelido i tertesi intlsequently. •, i- : - -' ' -' =.: ' Which= thefoiSsetterritis lit agreetnept I . :ietw ., ,ttis and his combitsneet was Tgr adi mi l but on witness's' , • Cross-eraminedo—lie bad at Illit'lntinded to hive Plaintiff and defal 4 fillt; o . lr - ,f :o -Ati _4,arng.tUl4. asking the llegiserae, le interact Alio? to brink;boet Inside theforderfor 105.. 1 1164 The two vagrants' being any . ial ueLfe ! lfiew • • ti• 's ~,' ~.: .. , .: ) 7 the commit moody Ina: ditehaigethe man•;—the piri. included in one warrant; be . tbought the fee would ,said lie was initrueeed to smut's. wiferliti the poneY, :mut he was- di.charird. 4 6 fur •b 6 th.' ''' • ' ' .. .. ' ' • .. the transaction • t t hAt,.thn Tbeleeir 4 of"Coisrt irere,paid, ead fi ve ihillings_gtvetl• Mr. • Alston re-exarnint l / 4 1=-Said, that he and hii - duped by- the aruibctatito the deceased at, a public-honk. while . smoking Mil brother Chtirchwartienchaving some . dekiibt" about' the . for •whoinifie§ills slte:iiipe.- - •;Millawsa Itiard - asiathing , •lbefore the Migiiteitei torrectuess • or lib . •01#06: - .ror 18s. for tiro- vagrants,. int had paid them bial-,, about the 'engraft** ituaerel, - ..ttirdid he klOw dle;biderpd him ,to be . paid -Only 10s. fo r Which pritnneil." ..a condition tO.do !0.,- ; • I prisoner before.. • '.• •,. , : ... :;:. .. • ,'. ,• . : .1 . 1 rive thelik a regeilie. ;.. •.. . . . it . ..r several witnesses to Kt?, i • ThoninsAlrookits it at Chthei isenifolsei., itet4 Was a t I -Theiriktraef irt i tiftdefence said, that believing „. 1 the Jury considered ' tlw , l3reatier k i tie tie eth of October.4lo ow the'deteeseiti, ordir'ioas for let; he iot a perso!' Hanle-a Brooks to. verifiit 'lot* 04.044111 y down om.smisanur milt* *p:, *ben Abe prisoner;.l wr ite ' receipt tor 'that sum, on the buck of thilnw , •- ' ' ;"; .J"` .wi a"" - *Will. l;ltriditlisktiPth, ffice.. :41e :Oro,* its ithe pa ismer) could act - rite anfttlintek . - ~ 7t . : 0 2.); , , , rs 'fiA: - =:'l, - , e'- c . • 4 - .; - Atieux .4 10 v 4 i.v.44*. i . 44111 ^MO )40 4.:.aiic... , .taiLib, to,iJ ... L.: , :)."- . Wei t: .tr , . -, Mr:* Stijiiin76:riiali. N said give i dialitif 44 to of the plaintiff s iacl , dofendanf were • I of a Kraoti 'nom _tclit!gton; ft s T g ef . ..te . dlaaoAitt . the delendal se . s Oarn . tit i?t heiig in .a " reed Scrleinteilled sev dal' yiptip of the ease;. but :chi aftitilpt7afaii3Oili. a 44 fouila a 4 1 1 4 7MiiiiLt* . .. • . . . . ' SX4SIOYS. di4tutpmehilit.ltfilphim mote tba4 ;met a akfte • berveryii of &est - -1! • ag etWfo r bars y . • The • in iiis l elef s ivite,tsillote irewin • for•lteivealiiiiiiit when. .Ipllt the dermltettitl,tvaiskere him to ito. jui4 *Tertmeki, Iffed de- id lie* , 4iirdt imcr Apia:lom tot to to 'bell. 'rePlietn' that Ire g ifion;ek tri!lrtkl . lbdttleNtin:lo'beckusifte vii shedlit ;' vtniiW hay *dem itrettpem by the nevrMagranTAct,e -r- on; ) r. . loapprehead 'savants; and Ci F October ; at the istnate,:whith • Masivtrate Ink coming out•ofs oneimion tfibegswg ill *the st ktillneet*l7: o f:rrgranck. c"ftie Magistre * roe /ion ce svnte on order mai the ; 0 sin i4-lioor.— mire ' hrtbrengnair or vagrants &Making.* 'the payment itbttile'Vpitth of: he ft :if any at set eixeeding find tMlillth lotrp.Othatithe e- prisoner: is: al - constable; at etritek thode‘ arena before:Win-Zoe; 'the tool* my who 'hailing cc )oti...haeleit-oot rtgithe psisoner a: written tm two is going to ez overseer of St . -Panel Wolker• the'prieta it'd - theolient• +UT, by inserting . theivertC esh but ett!t ) tee .as it:mat erroneously •epetty, - ekt man akiih, fraud the parish:. .e . " .1% , - ••% ' • '••••1 . • _~ "•''r'-i► •- cept his natmi. As to the insertion of the word " cod'," be knew no more'ofliihtift the child tmbcrn, Brooks swore that hrwrote the receipt as described by the prisoner. • • • • • Several 'other witnesses gave the prisoner arketica. .lent' character. Mr. Justice HoGRoTt, had . proceeded only a..fie* minutes in Charging the. Jury, when they dec d them.elves wished, and acquittd• the prismine..tii The following were also acqulttOd, viz. • Whacks - Wetwer.sged 15; antiAtisaitimberteT,,sl. ;1n the matteF.,ot.Dsi•esre-, , At4/41n, aa. t.zst broker, who stands ,Ota ; r 4 gfd wiih fmgi9g, Aiv : F: j ast India warrant 'foe the delivery of ; seem tstslespf ton wlieh had hieen soid at the I . ndia4l,lll ooloi whu.e trial was p1it . ..0( fast Session on, xw aff4f r iit that Mr 3 Stirling, a piincipal . witness; was in.Fraak Mr: IVALvorin, on . the part of the East InJi t i, cpin. patty,. made yesterday a,.fre.sh application; to t j, Court. He said they had all the o s tlyr witnesse s eAsc,pt Mr. Scirlias ; but without, him4hey must,go*fors a Jury without the - empallest probability of sucma . . • The A.mitco antne. )3nitox e —But is this Atial,to stand over for ever?. Nr..WALFORI.That is for your, Lordship's . fievi. :ion. Mr l *iling 'is in ; France, and last.lsermi r s be se applied to•liaii . 'his recoetilatiOs s!t! . eated.. • object of thepresentipplicatinn was niet:ei)r WAIN , that thelEast India Company had done ill it Co ild tb The LORD ClniP BARON.—Your object is not to come into the Court id Exchequer if you cab avoid it. Mr. WAtroner.—lt is; • my Lord; and to !Love the other witnesses' retogn;r:itices resplted until ling can be brought Ittrwird: The LORD CHIEF BARON. —Be it so. This proceeding took place early in the day. -It the afternoon Mr. M'Alluns was brought to the-Bar, aildyut in'an affidairit. • • Mr. ADOLPHUS, his Coinsel, stated, that the ally. daiit which Mr. M.Allum had swoin, sheivtd 7 tliat he had exercised no influence or contioel aver . DV, Stirling,' whom he believed to be still in Franke; but that he was ready to take his trial. Upon the Grit application for the dischargeof the prisoner, the ae swer of Mr. B:tron Gat row was, that such an appli- I catio n , on a first Session after the commitment of a prisoner, would, if g ranted, b e a general dikharge of all prisoners; but that such an upplicai,m on a second Session would no doubt be granted. The" - had now arrived at the second Session, and hoped their LOrdships would grant th e prisoner; discharge- Mr. BOLLAND , for the East I n di a C om pany, did not offer any opposition to the application, which the Court immediately granted. observing, that Mr. M'Allum would still be liable to: answer for any matters that might be brought against him. MARRIED. Dec. 21, at Florence, Miss Bold, of Pad Hall, Lancashire, daughter and heiress of the lat e P eter P atten Rohl, Tlq.to t 4 Prince &Tien. D I ED. On the 15th instant, at Southampton (on his way frown tit, where he had been for the recovery of his health), Richard Ser. wicks, Esq. of RUnkton House, near Chichester; aged 72. • • Jan. 12, in Ms 47th year' Mr. Spriggs, one of the )Sip s sengers of the Victualltng Office. Monday, at Bath, after a long illness, Colonel John Glover. at a very advanced period of life. Sunday, at Falmouth, in his 87th year, from a paralytic stroke. Joseph lianheld, Esq. banker and merchant, who for fifty mis was a member 6f the Corporation Of that town, and for the lair, twenty-one years Deputy Recorder. Jan. 1, in Paris, Dr. Swahy Pluhimer, hI.D. only son of the late Plummer, Esq. of Jamaica. In the house of his son, at Kinaldie, in the parish of Old Dees, on the 41st ult. James SiMpson, aged 91. In the 20th RogiaAnt of Foot, commanded by Lieutenant-General Kingsley, under the Duke of Cumberland, and Piince Ferdinand, be served dnring the Whole of the Continental war. He was present in 34 engage. meats, and yet was :lever wounded. In the battle of Minden,qt ten men, who belonged to the tent with him, seven were kiliph . and two wounded, while he escaped unhurt. ' r- NEIVGATE AND LEADEN HALL M ARK KU. MLitt {By the Carcase.) , liter 25 Od to Es Od 1 Veal .........2. ed to 45 Minton.. 25 4d to-Os od Pork is 4d to is 44 PRICES or HAY aim f. 'lro•ssants's. • Ray $1 Ss Od to 41 'Os Od '-raw 1110 f. 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