The National Register. — London, England, 1819-07-12 00:00:00

13 13oitte. Tiow-h.l - Friday morning, beineen one and two o'clock as • Istirti, mu: of the punt! li.t'ongiute to the otliee, W3K patisitle along lii well hill, helmet a home and cart,' , with two men in the can ; olssut %big four sheep therein, .amid not percening any name, number, or residence, on ` , the ran, he sospveted it to ite and Alin the . men in it were sheepturaters; he in conNeqiirtice drew • .bis.cuilass. 111;1)r:tied the men who he was, out, ordered • them to surrender. Ed mitered the C.lft, searched the mien, and found in one of their 4.ockeis a tin plate, with 111;11? nod address, which he seised. ell:hey insined on tvmx a;tsin, anti he reusing to re urn it, they cowed ..ievenge, and after much resistance they wrested his from him; they proceeded to treat hint in the • ritost•Ati:bannis skinner ; wail pethatily would hare .1111.1 r. • .tiered him, hut hit cries fur ..ars.datatiec-ocre 'heard by ..aroillois. of h s Italy of the pared, who was at llionisey- Inide at,the time, and who ran with all possible speed to Jut awisiaoce. •On his arrival at the spot, hoiveter, he (nowt 41,0 vill4itn had run oil.' leJtiikg the horse and _cart, with the sheep in it. ...177.substill continues speech less. •I'fite tin plate inn not led to the discovery of the • 1.111.1113. EARLY I) VYr Y A ICS ElitlitC NOM , a boy oolv • years of age, was charged with feloniously stealing a 9itintil of leneu, the property of Mr. Stephen, of son of the Master in Choncery., who stated Ault the prisoner ; who is the son oi.his laundress. wentamthe woman who washes his linen last Saturday, and akteitied the linen which site had in wash, and had ple4biesi it :it teeml pawnlnei!:trs, aucl b.itl since been Jiving in the most prothg.r.e manner. The buy was Evengnize,i ea having beet 'hie:target, but a few weeks since from the °nice on the charge of robbing his Own „lather, who was now present, seid with tears in his rye s Jegtrtied that the boy came met of prison worse than lie Nvent in, and more hatileiled ; be therefore entreated the miagistrate not to rend hint to prison, and he would laidertake to keep him in security till site day nil which the charge against the p.twithroker tell° bad received the property shall be brought forward. The magistrate buctuntly entering-into the feelings of the dimmed pa lent, allowed inns to take his prudigate child under his .01 . 14 Care. Several pommis tvere convicted of following thrir law fui on the Lord's day, by selling leuit twrovent gardert.o.arket s one of the casts was of a novel nature, heist( that of a grower of strawberries roy tenthly! them .to market Cut s le on Sunday. lie pleaded that he had neither sold nor brtal!! ; however, .11 was held to he followittg his lawful calling by send* the strati berries , fir sale. lie recloestell to know wh it he must do with she fruit that was perishing( no the fCr.nind. -Ile was iitfortned the Art of- Parliament of •King Charles the tieetnid made no plot ision for sovit a case. The parish . ()aims who attended said, they were determined to pot en end to the practice by a more summary mode, as they intended to seire all the fruit and villetabLes which were expusetl to Silk next Sunday. LAW INTELLIGENCE. ,•NICF.-CHANCELLOR's ccuwr. Lizicoi.N•s-biN, SA -1 17k16V. JULY io. THE MARLBOROUGH GOLD PLATE, DIAMOND 10'4'011D, Ice. 'The Earl of Lord Ri.;lg.rt nod Oh :Ts v. his Grocr the Dole of Alarlbotough. The ' , Note v. Me saw.; and Thomas 'Tviihook. _ _ Sir AIM or I iggott looted, on. the bittiag of the Cmrt, that the noble defend:int m the*e two cast* should fat:mailed to depuit in the office of Maurer Co,':x, or before the 13th imtant, all the gold plate, hooks, a diamond sword, a chronometer, a gold ,repeTting watch...all astronomical inArnmentos, sculptirre busts, and ernattiental china, whi?li were in possession of the late Duke of Alarlberoirgli at Me time of his:death, wr.der the following el:. .eirmstncei , :—The Late Duke by will, appointed t plaintiff's his trustees, and oci.sest in duo:: his estattf, tta the payment of his debts, and to pi oxide a large * mi se for tha support of the present Lecher. of Marlborough :lila her filtitily,- the tre itae . to the noble deft ndant."; tewitzt for life. with the Intillhiniler tothe present Marquis of likindford. The their IA:: on the daub of the late Duke. to carry into efiliet hia will, and ; the Court made a decree in tbeainonth .o.* May, Jtiln. On the .!',113 of last month it.because. necessary to the stable plaintiffs U ilia a supplementary bill, front certain cireuresuinces Which had Wont: to their knowledge. The bill set forth-that - the late Duke was pesseb:All of family plate., Lc. and then states the a ill from where he (Sir Arthur) Jir.: that the...testator vested in trustees all hi. gold and silver pihte. and the articles we have More eno• monied. which should be in the houses of Pleriheim and Marl , hotough, at the time t f his death, for the tiseof whatever Duke roicht be afterwards in posse -alum end by his will gAvot;irections . to the hustemfor the reser:A:ion of them. His honriuswoubl see how partienlarly jealot is the rohlelterator was of thosionduct of the present • I)alcet he directed by his will that theca articles should beicept sn the Mansion House, at Blenheim. noel that they were nut to.be removed hum thcince without the con s4nt of the jets tc:s; and he directed that after his deitth an inven tory .hould be taken by the trustees, and two copies should be made and .I.l:;:te.d by the trustees, and whoever might be the Amant in possession for the time being: and that the trusto.a. thunid examine the articles from time to time, to see that they were in sole keeping, and to see that Cser were repaired and replaced.. and, in ease of any of then. beMg taki.ing, restored at the expence of the Duke in possession. The hill then stated, that attune three motets before the filing of it. the noble defen dant had MISCIi all tie geld plate to be renim'al from tr.or henn by the defendant, Thicalas 'rnphook, n rtationer. rceiriing in St. .lainet's Street. who to pawn them witis rtreral pitambro• ,zitma. and actually did pledge them with one, and oferred then Jor sale to Mr. A 14;on Cox and a Mr. ; , hot they refus...l to Inirelutte them, fto:n the suicious claquostimee of the eiwriirod Arms being weand with wax. St; :e et' the plate at that thne .:a . : in tits: etiverdy of the defendant Th, bill )payed Abrt, the dtfonliulle nitrgli.. be 'horsed to del . “ e over the tuticieit she.-noble rleinitti: "The robit: nc !endow. bad not pit an Answer M. and had made no airi.i.e.tlion fortiitse fur that mar-. toosc, although one month tnr,te had elstp.ed since the 4..tc.r.0f the bill. upplica.C..:l on th is 7ritli of June was made to the Lord Chancellor., - for an initutrtion Axstv.sin the clefen- .dnnt , from pawning. ' , tiling. or d:iroaing of the gall plate and the tbat:ontl award. and from removing flu: other aztirle , front the ma....0n at Blenhtirn. Ilia IMllithip on lieuriog only two iniphtvits , dated, granted the injunction. but ',ince that the noble cif, 'Want had not mink any ay-dietitian, or attempte4 to eon t the affidavit , . d C00n,..i then stated the afii %it of the Earl or Shaftesbury ty.liich Ixfon: the public.) lie - .arc 4neual snot i: aeilavh I:1 the Ertni, bah set fortk 'NATIONAL REGIS/VT duo after the grunting of the injunction, he had an -interview with his Grace, when he promised that die sold plate and the ithmiontl sword should be fortheoming in a few Days; but they had not since come to view, except diamml sword and a tffironometer, winch was presented by his present Majesty to the late 1-hike, which a as found in the po,session of n et tslitor of the noble daft n• dant, who had s...nted on thtut under an execution.; sod on the noble plaintitfinakingAll application to the creditor, he delivered then. up. ITlale-r these drelmstaticee, .ht. had no elota;:t but his !tortonr would grant the girder as prayed liar. After much further argument of the Loaned Counsel, which our limits will not permit a to state, The Vice•Ciianeellor mode the following order. , " Let the motion stand ty+er till next Seal, to give hi Grace en opportunity of putting in his answer, or of filing an affidavit explanatory of the whole transaction, and to state the circumstances (ally ; for in whoever's custody the piste is, this Court can reach it ; .and it will, if his Grace does not make the disclosure: he will find, if be aura not replace it, that he menet touch one shilling of the rents of the estates until be has dote so. it t his Grace deliver up the keys of the library, fee. to a prover person wlnsie to in:pent-tient, and to be appointed by tie truste,* on or before Monday be'noight, and let the di iniond sword and chronometer that have been move-real be fudge.; in Master Cox's of curia ( W KIN U'S wuN.ct . MoNnAY, JeTLy•Z. TILE 11116 .V. JUIILLI)ENELEI.EM This teas an intik-hurtst agaiu•t the 4101.0440, on th e proserntioo a Mr. Alexander lirnee, formerly en army eleiltier,und recently a b7mkt opt, fur perjury.* The de fend:nu is a Commis.ioner of Illinkrottos, awl the perjury ao%igne4l in the iodic? torn! was allrgetl to barn been runs. misted in an arida% it ottirli he matte before liir Lord Cltru eellur, in moppets t of a petition pi esented to hie Lordship respecting the miseondnet of Mr: ti nee .diiting his ex amination at %Viten Ike .Inrit \\*Vie Nworn,'Mr. Bence presented him self to the-Conti, and largqed to be heard on bawl( of the pre4ernri9n. . . . The Lord Chief Josgice.r.tiel,.that no person was entitled to repreaetee his Mee3esty by airoech, or address to the Jury, except gentlemen called In the bur.. This hal been the Ittw of the land fur several centese leg, and it wag u reit not wheels his Lordship was not nt liberty to elepat t. Mr. Bruce said, he eta , pi espe.reti to eheew thae h etielet to be !tested. He reglie,ltel, thereftwe, that Ilk I...ails:Up would allow him to mite the aolleotities which he had col heeled. The Lord Chief :Titmice said, he had olresdy preorrinced his opistion, and lie inn.t nets impose Pikticr. There sere many .points so clear iu the law that it wr• the duty of it Judge not to allow them in be called in question. His Lordship Shen desired the Clerk to read the indict ment. -After he hid ptoeeeded a short way, r. Bruce intri witted 14111 by ..ayitsg, that he piolested against this mode e 1 conducting the business; he would be no party to it un!ess lie could be heard. The Lord Chief ,Jimtice said, It depended entirely on Mr. I:ruee whether he choee to proceed ; he might, if he pleased, withdraw the rreord. The Clerk remmed,.nud read • few more sentences, whin Mr. Brnee.settin interfere tl, and desised to he heard, He declared that Ate was entitled to address the• learnt d Judge, to shuts , the reasons why he ottelr. to be allow ed to address the Jury. In 1811, he said, it wilt decided by Mr. Jostiee Chitenbre, that a itroseettter might state the ease to a Jury.. Ide now held An his hand an argitinclit which, he tie/slight, tens worthy a the at Court, and he requestrti that his Lortl.bip would ham the oilier, of the Coot t to read the attihttrit;es, The Lord Chief .11t.tive desired that Ili , parer might be handed to Ition, Asia he %scold took privately at it. When hr had perused it, !tie !Antonin said, that re hatever might have happened in one or iwo cage., the Judges were now stem i i aaa finely of °linden that no private perron tart a t i4let to appear as either rept crewing the .King or arty other person. la a.private suit, an individual-night plead for himself, either as plaintiff or defendant t and in a erinti lia I nso.eetation,lie.usight defend himself; hat its the tatter case, he could not rent event Umo Crown. lt a. the law, and to &hut law Mr. Bruce what yielal s v,r a itlaskew.his re cord. The en:mid...inn anti Ike int riOitetory proceeding+ tinder the Imola iiiitey Mere then poly inmud ttad. . . . ale. Bence w.v, next ',worn. 1115 elliei‘Ce, and float of the onirterynett4 witneene.4, w*., in all pant., 114.1111 y to elm name elect it nit the 1'4.1 met prusteudinns again:4 Ilr. C.,ttcr Alta Air. Billing, %Mich we reportril a short trate back. Wheel the ease on lite part of the proreentkn was closed, Mr. Scar:elf, as yellow{ !or Ihas arks:darn, rose, mid -asked :he Juicy whether, as hottest awl in:l.ll4.mi well, they thnitzfit• dint the charge of perjury WIN to far proved ley t IT .t isidenee:, that t ens stee.ssary for hitu to addles,. them on fielialf of hit client ? The Jury raid, that w their sic* of the question it oat ni.uUs noneria,sat y : it did not appear to them that • he chat ge had heen sitar: testily established to call fur any reply. The. Lord Lhii•fJust ire than sumninaed sp the CARc to the Joey, and state. , that he est irely eotautr d to the opinion stLich the had.rtirently egpressed. The Jorry,salt bout tut titer deliberation, returned a verdict of—Nat (holly. TUX Klhil V. /1E1,11% IV TIOTT CSLEV, ESQ. TJsia was an isitlictinesst ofns,imiluirnssturenaoiost anrWtser Drift comma...loners under Mr. Brurp's hissikrtiptry. Wlsen the Jur. ors.. ssunus, Mr. Bruce rdiuL, shot as he %s us tint lel loss esl to "Actress Cue Jury., nod 1111 be h.wl 4111 other es islenee thuutss hisd heels mishiresi 06 the former /lid!, he should out occupy she tissue o+ the Court h) !howl...thug its his rase. . . - . The Lord I:l•iefJUillre theoPlatedlf nature of 14:r miter meta to The Jury. vt Itu immediately r. turned a serdta for the &q.t.:taunt. I lir K soon V. TIIE 110K.X. F. LA W. This %menu intik...v:lmA t :ottee slat ore :wit itwt the n t her commheonnur ; PIG. &defier was twltliterst, the Ist s, model' the ‘lort'et iiiii 4 )f the lea rne d J edge. delivered it we:diet for the di-feud:tot W ESTMINETE.IL ELECTION. Jr Ayr: ci.owi)cx ANT) WILKIJAW. • .....--. Mr. Fa r ina open opened :he pleadings. The declaration wet forth, that, on the 3tl of March, 1819, • Dumber of pen 4 .4111 ript ously and tumid:doubly aatieir.bled in the parish of St. 1'064 t:orast-gi•tlen, and, h..ing s.t atzerablod together. itasitited tl,e house of the plaintiff, wltioh Any injured and tlaii:nirttl, by throwing aurora. xt fhe windows. doors, hut. The artien war brought 4,l.inat olio tlettndants La inhabit:tau. of the liuntlred of t.sulattni, in wi jell the. -City , if Westitmister is situdted, 10 re. corer couipemstion in damages for the inpiry bUitaingel• The defendants pleatletl that they MK hap ly. The Jwy found a venlict tin the ilduniti—Dantegcs, 211. 4*. NI. WIIIIIART V. MR T. DrADETT, AND 1.1.Acr.-- cr. K E /.. THE TIIE SA sii I.l' TIIE DAV oi 1.. SASIII.—rue: L. t. ' , ;4I•XON V. TIII: -JULY It. were similar tictiims for damages clone to the dwelho:, of the several pLtint►tils. and suilsirted on similar evitten,.. In the Iron CLIC the counsel fur the defence endeaeoiaod to .m sect the Earl or Sefton with thelooh. inasnincli as he w as o 'Mr. Lamb's committee. and Ltd contributed to a.tubmvir: out of aldch per Doi were hired who had comuieneod the rico. Tile Jury in cachwtase (mind a verdict tor the plaintiff: .caunir.►rtoa The Kt YG (cnlhe prmectition or the Master Cuachninker.) V. CO It - Di V. 4. u d Seveutera (Idlers. Thle wal an Sado Immo charg,ing the defendants, eighteen CeSitelsom kers, n It !s an 'whinged comhinat ion, send ceenephro.; tee compel the Masser* to raiie it w ader. Air. Goa &icy &toted,. th;.t in Fehtuary had March. IBIS, the jourssey men conciliate rs formed thenberlyes into a ciety, nhieh they nuns!! " the•flenevolent Society I" a n d their olsject was-tee foree the master esenerehmakets to come to :ends term; KS rbty twig'et dictate.-1 he defendant, Con on', lender heron c hloation., 1 hey passed severtil it emlistioas, nod flintily mode propuball 46 the motets.— AtUellh; atttrr proisesstions the masters were called upon to kende:lake mit tee emelt) any ato kolieetl who .tras not a mem her of the fienevolesit Society. Thst propos:o.m. as vie II me others relating to wegeli, met with a reftssal ; and the remegoence4sllls, that the smith.. the 44'iniaGeri, and other workmen, struck. The defendants were selected as uldects for proweito ion, and in the ',meat Imaance they appeuied to take I heir trial-for Iheofence. Mr. To Odious', • oi.ister cnitchthnker, detailed the ri►- rumstaneox of the I . h . nrition, ai.el the striklah of sevcr.it or hi, men in tinkcquent e of ihe Yefmtd of the masters to .tectile to the terms ilietoteit. Mr. Scarlet', as Counsel for four of 41,1 slefetulants, stated, that the norm tunale nest for whom lie appeared', had In structed him to state that they were sens:hie thes I fd acted contrary 10 , law, mid were willow to throw Or !wolves en the lilsarality•of the masters. Their intention was to pon reed in future sip susiorineiples which the law did not Inject, \lr. Morryat, Counsel for the other defendants. also made a similar statement. aunt entlekupon the masters for lenity. Mr. Curio, said, , he was h;ippyta ii.forni the def. nitsteut•, that the Masters were disposed to shew nll the lceity in their power. They accepted the proposal set the def. minute, and, in the en,pectation of their return to work as usual, would nut bring *Neal up for josl4ment. With respect to oise of the defendants, Gonne," who ha.l been most art;se in the combinati ))))) he was instritcleui not to offer any mercy. The Mastro s tea theinslves bound, by a wow of politic duty, to proceed Again t him. Ile was ready at the some time to go on with the prosecution as ug:siiist Counsel, in order to afford him a fair t {al. Mr. Deussion„ who wit_ Counsel for Cassel, stated, that hiF client, not with: to ruling. the declaration of Mr. Gus tie% , would throw himself no the merry of the muster:, in the hope of receiving the same indulgence as the et the defendant; were then till Clem, and it will de pend up: n vow ftutire condina a4&ttlrrrUiu jitiliment of the Court is moved accent them. The Chief Justice intimated; the ahnster roach- maters Mid acted properly itt refuiin to who'd in the terms pro posed by the defend:lima. in case they Mid mat rebistrd, they would has e.been .gu.;iy of conspiracy ngtimst the interest of the public. SPRUNG AND NSATIro.—The ht ter pugilistic hero, of Bristol, who derived his milling fame from ltis conquest over the trame Oliver, was matched at the Castle Tavcart, •lii - ollwro, on Tuesday last, against Spring; the recent conqueror of Carter, for 'OO guineas a.side, to fight on-the 6th of next October. Both of the combatants have yontb, freshness, and strength, in their potwession; and the knowing ones, it seems, rather at a loss how to in:lke their choice. 'l:cute-is a tremendous hitter wit:: his right hand, hut the sttpcnictiry of science, it is ur&cd, is on the side of :Spring. The new Comet which lets go soddenly and it es peetedly appeared in the 'leavens evi.# ohs' f‘ed at N. (Nli'llnal Thar , . tray night bet w vet. 10 Ana 11, not %natty degrees above the horizon. 'lit situ-et im is Northward, and appears below the corstedation I.e as, on a line wills the slur, culled Capella. It wallet:do-area on S--tut day ni,;ht, shortly after Dine, and hod then rapidly otlYuneeti tonal-oil- the Pole, (steer y ten degrees) a lake, with the several previtooly rl ly auction', far the sudeenne#g of its a wormier, haying in the rtioan time # merged from the lout r heinildtere ; it probably has,jtass tamed 4lt lion. 411 tight EberMlion was,about f.'it degrees, with a NmSI. drtllllllooo 01 a Itiml Y 0 degtee#, on Saturday last bet tins cannot be neetteatt ly relied on. The *vet s th..l truly rational and healthful amuse ment,' bnal Nailing, had a great- neat at flue animal wale r frolic on Oniton Stood, on Alentlay lasi. weather sic propf.frats, and there was a large a}tertibtage of boats and genie. I company. The ginnts of Site day commence ii In fosse bodeeti-rieged boats start log to sail ii/f o lk ti , t et cup, the Nest two of tlnee•licata ; 'big all, aOll by of Beeck.. The arrowd mutt h was for the grand cur, which was sailed for by the Ni plum, Louisa, Eery' inlets', and Minerva, and w at well contested, partw•ularly b. twccu the reptnne mid Lonies, bolli-of Val Hamitic It was won in good ate le by She tenet. The Loan.' crews then laid he to disk. After regaficyfroin their well-stored lockets arid ilste•.preportion of lttr juice of the grape, the 'mese meats of the #l.%y aver, eoreladeil 'awards eviaitine, by the juill3•lrmt• of 1;112 111: t I tn.sl tin lc, gold-fact d hats and other pH:ea.-Ihr -beatify of the set revy around this Elle En• 1411 Pf of water, tht• cecii litunotis and Rued , cheer et [aril all puttees enjoyed, t emtiibutfil so 'snake the day pass Of wish the greatest hilarity mid entisfaction• 11. , Du'ulin paper of the gd instant informs to: that a Ca:holic Aggregate• Meeting was held on the preceding day, at which a scrim of resolutions were adopted, recommending a renewal of 'separate pet , tions t'or the repeal of the penal laws utfecting r...turning thanks to the Earl orD,- nou g hmore, Eurl Grey, the Bishop ..of Norw ich, 11r. Grattan, •and Itk.Cruker, for their support in Parlimesit. The,lloyal Court of Paris is ocettpied with the •filllowing • problem :—" Can a child, born nine numths and nine days nlier'the death of his father, Kilmer(' him ?" The preliMittary tribunal has al ready derided in the affirmative. Ile ticch.ion of the Royal Court will he 6iven on Jlnnday nest.