The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-12 00:00:00

LAW REPO RT. x . ..COUNT OF. KiiNG.s tiENCti, 'Ntel it. . HORNE V. AN1ii,L1A.140.13.4., . The. Plaintiff had dealt in coals with the. Defend? 'tint, and had I}l4n!shekher with, that comicality to the amoutit,of 351.'45. for which a bill of exchange had been given, • accepted by the . Defendant, on . which. bill this adion was foun&d. ' ; Mt.. GARROW, for the ficainta, merely stated' these fans, and put in the .bill 'ot exchange.. Mr. Nisi s, for the-Defendant, said, that on the authority' of a hook, with which Learned Friend was acquainted (So/den'; Ur flebraica), he shottld give a complotedefenre to this action. Was, •that amoding td the-Wginunies of t,he-: this Lady Was married to a, Qentletnan of • the Itraelitish - sqa, of the -value, not of.'Ntiel, in which ali,. wts sued, but, of die inure -venerable ap pellative N'tialt. They : were-joined togethet iu • this holy bond' in the • year (Otte Cc cation 5141 , ..which, he believed, answered to the Christian date of 1/81.- After' he had proved the solimmization of the . se imptials,, he shou:d be entitled to the verdid of the Jury. • • Joseph Phillips. said that he, had been reader. to the Synagogue, in Le4denhall-street, during thirty two years. In 1-781 ite was present at the marriage 4t . Zt . ...be. Noah with Abinda - (Arnelia) Noah. On Ells Cross-eximinatiov, he said that -liabbi Myers, the priest 'who married theta,, was not a beardless youngster, and that his • testictiony .7 applied. to 1.11; - 4. ISloatc,anci not tO Amelia Noel, an artist at the West end a the town, ('['his Lady, with Whose procitkfloos our feiitleyX'u i tifl, not be unacquainted, is the Detend'ant itC:this.'canse.) • Levi 'confirtiled •the testiniony the pre ceditw. IVititt4.•ses, a,iwi actcl d, that -.lto ii\V . the hos hand of the List 1 1 fdrcii, 11. 0 that both iostittatiand,4‘itt- ( itatt'ed Itarneldrom the •• p..triNrchial aprg.ll.:ttive of NO:th' tri 'the Int mo-, t)3 Ws,re. the n t tiom; I t , vas now produced; 'hy which it th.it ti taldegrontit .W 4,4 Zebe . , the sow Of No:nt tni.nwric, attdilieVitnesses, Utak,. the s 7 c,t• :0;1 !ham of blessed memory, anotJoseph . (Ilc the son, 9f; •Ardinidab,' also of .tateg,...co , • Mr . . t'ci to' tranSlare this to , . !emit in,trunktit: It zipp&irM to recite, a CONVer:9 7 ti ou b t qwiteti t y.t t ii,s to the tit trrt lge to thehi.. On the f . ourth clay in the week •of the month Nticor, itl the ye3r of, the CreittiOn 3340, iii friend, or ..the .cotpinittion ' Zebe Noah, • sa id u n t o the spinster , , flew e. thou my• wife according 16 the kw (it 2,10,ie4,1.111(1,1 . ‘vi1l main ' taintliot aeclrling to the rites :Of . the .rev;Pidt giort, and I will proi.ide. for, •and honour thee.: • And I shall give thee for The dower' of thy virginity 200 pieces of saver, and the ritiment and necesiiarks ae. cordink to the cusiOtn.' Tv.which the Lady Abinda did t.~usNttt ; and EU - dowry v,thielt slio' brbught, conzii4,l of gold, silver, and ornaatents, and also of bed4ing and attire, attl,loo. pieces 'of tine sUer',, which wal.inCreased, by .t he Pt Litihi, fitthQr, • to 200 • t line_ ", silver ) &e. • • • rbk ! marria z ei col! ) . piovcd, the Plain tiff was tapnsulted. • • • . ' '', .ECYYtO, V... iwi'Lwv E., , The Piailtiti vitti A PtCrgli-ii,geper at 'l3ornb4)'r, the Defendant wa.4- tlie gaptain "ot • the,. 1-Iti4 . dart 1 Jiicilairtan. Tlti.ii aCtiort ,w 1 s. lironght ,19 I ceuver a compertistiow lit- `dantagi..4, b .for ,likke ; intprisoontk.tt I, it ntl&l . fii t-14"Sag•.itiLtil,t4)5,41,i4, 5i3ii,.4 4 . 49:4 f 1,9 't her, a special datnige of 1001. being thy:, extra exP.en'cehe bad incurtei in leivin4.l.ll4.Sbip, - a.t.S. kleleoa, and ellterik.44l4 o..litiviiser on' tx,tayd,fu : ) , 9l,l,ter vt,.0, ! :1. Mit .akilitt} , ..V, tori.ktilaititilf, said, th,tt his client had Ntitttl 1111'09i/11 Variotlii 5i19.11199)..111 the army; uririllhe had l'ie;lefittti froto, the ranks Lo, ate resiteet - #ll4iv:ittlAt: 'of . C'orithlaor tof 00,1,14,k)cc. , ri,t; itail aft e r: w}tritil'eugNest in'. it inc rolive,(kentiatiTi nt liOnibay. - Thu.:po rt o n .had, I ) dattg,ltier,, tit' t 4 age of eight Ohnt; 'who he W..4;:deir ,. .4 1 . - rs , : hlivtdd, ltitve tile benefit ott at e.E uvolman e cf,ocAtion ; and ,iri,order to piLice her iont,.to cuiyattuge, and to ,aliprd her 'lns proteaion • p i i . aku i t iai4,lgc ? to jrt.4lKopi:4,,lle . •tookri pike tor her All& biAr4tAt koi..bot . aliftw finddart ; bit the terms (JO . viriii(fki'lte etii.:;iig , :•,l .1,ic1., pot entitle iiiiii to f lit privi-, l eg e tt i4l' lite vi;in...it:,)4l i :..Clhin• r No t 'withstanding thii .. • 070,4cii , 41;ance, dtit.inthe .y eitrlypart ,of the voyage, he4,,,4 o , pertiiitied to oc.cuoy:tile piyip; and to cake blii- , rticroation thc..-re with , tilt. superior Otric qrs An d :to4 se li g ers, . , ,111 e Captain : t hobght tit, wit libot . any iikonn bpittgoa*tistidi,pp . it' , ..!tdElci, to debar hull of those rattans of cojoyrnent. i fe... complained, but hiai.retnyanstranis were irldrud!Lii; an d t h ere f ore , %Without. ~,,,,,,, i.t i•..../ iht,'.l , . le.itc,., 'ld • contented lAnasgifitt Li, 1, ' , ,,.-.,1,':i.:, ,i, - , :11.11,1:,, , d hitnself with Ow e.ggroi,...e, of tio. , vt! crqii dm ic iw,v;:irds his i n f an t cltildi No.ice v ..,Wa'3 indeed Wye') Mtn,' ' that'',she i ni g ot ; lii.44:„ . 4.e Inn of:tb6'Sitiiii but 'he would'ittit avoil , ilifivielL of Illig pein'tif.bion, that' hiS daughter might noti:be cxpot,e;l tO the liforni:ietioqi . 'society of the:erev.' ofiah indiartiLin, Nv,iklipuit the prnte6tion of , ~. ~,,, bi zc superituttniittpfe , . . Ott the 1 101 (4 Altty SOMe straolfe vci,celi hoye io,, sight, and 'it : walithOtight ' ey,c ,,, i ,,,, t i „ 111 : ;: tw, gyept4o)tis, i'.41)6.r for the 'Ptir-; pose of otiack yi..,‘,i(• . .!iertec. In this. situation or thing.; evt ry• pq S9ll 99 1) . 9114 _ol::asigad to 'him hr.; .I:ll . tieuiar ; I tatio9, 1114,1t,1 1 : ;, . oil,ticrwas`.ofde.,, , ,t . - orothr,gq.l), h for 14 .1)11'41,T iljsChitrglng . a d.,ii- $ ; "f ot rilipidn!y, '(;;11 V,het t l )',l4 . ,bec nasa ii dcive plai:l.: of .rci•l'..; ) Lit.'n• I r fi% S .:o4, 'iii.', ()MCI Of the (!;i1): tail l ,-. : 011vr1i , ; ,n iii.:: saini.°Titt , to :• li.illfiliii (1 It}` ~,,11: I:vbfirro , Co , lA : Lt .: l . l;i pLi4i:i , v, $ 1 ii(* Ititot: Lilo to loitt.ihtwiti„)top,oty. front . \,-Itity: utfcli , 'l' ~ ,th" ii ,inflll ciroctitnsiiiktgrh, le iii3kl.l)l, eX.OII I , ~i)." 1 11 it 1130ilitilt. 1 6 •of • r t islltlrttes..andi'netty, iii,., LYtipl. 1 Pt; 6idt:t:ei,l 4 thAt ite,'ShOuld be pit in iliiii„ ,, ,, thal t "..0..0 1 1 . rak . (tiggvii:c-Itil inuumbioncre, 1144,,,shinild: . be : et•44 on tip .° 1--,, ol) ; ,ii t ,:4iotifil o:oi!tt'yl . yek tht.•,, t)c30,11 - 45:tq't:ti) i;,:%,,4l3::ori tiii,ied.' ill t,:iters. Wheiti .. ,lii:i" 40 1 )C to !-;t:"Vitietii, ti d i n g. iogival.:l , ,v, fa t"vod'itriiig, the 4intebr ot - tlialkj hi toic,•,•; wl i ony lie ~ !tar. bevri tiitf.4 - e.kiLolctd . , l'w ~ t ; ',,-1,- l x i s - ° 14 .irittie fov .I.„trgl.aui.- by . otht..r legsc.l , _hi toi the - 11.414.., 't'llp';0 0 o,g ) q 11 12 -a ,, k'l 11 ,1 4i 6 itipo:c '', th ii,:k ilces,, - gy ... 4.1,;.., n+.: c. -, ti n.i.:. ~: ) c:cotiveyan. c e,AWkitdifAiit:.e pre i:Cflt. 4.11f.01., ,:., , ': ~',' • , ~ • ' ~ k ~,_.; . 1: ~. . 1 '.. 1 / 4. 1 , ,i,e:,1 , 114 %VA', nf . .!.SSVS :i.k't, i f;' 631Vd; ' Witt ' o n . t h e . i , i 3.,, ~,t ( 1,,,,... Kai l vtitf ; arta Doii:tidtuil,. iiTtef ili:e Ar- , '•• , 'klcjt ~; EY -;C4 r ii:Siß . it 1 : , had t;t,lllleatti fur the latter, and i,. (ikatiflw, in replk,. .„,, r J. ,ti, LaN a g iogaKpict, thAt : there .. wa3 nb ore:. V - , . -41 LONDON I Printed by At the Syti-Ovii „ . encer(4,the charge nttite for the trans=shipment of the Plaintiff and'hiS:Child, since it did not appear that ,the ill, usage coriplained of continued to the time of thc arrival of the Budd= rit St, Helena; so that .th!;ve w a 3 no nntnediate motive for rc tnoval. It sec , ined, twat the Captain`had given the. the •• lirivilee of joining the society of the prialol "cabin, ahliough the. terns on whioh he entered the ship Only entitled him to the carpenter's Cabin, What the Defendant had conceded in the way , of tmrouriu,thi way, he had a right at - any time . ro withdrAW ~,and there could lira no cause ot. at:tiop if that right were exerctSed.' lit the setplel°,.tWO Frigates' were discovered in' the distance, itud the whole.crew was orderedi on deck to be assigned the re pe~tive duties tl;e approaching dpiger se,etned.i6 require. While the corresponding orders were issu ingi the Plaintiff was directed to go to, the, poop. he, i .rOised obedience lrOm false riltioni of pride. The Captain had' a right to give; the order,aucl with it the Plaint ff ough t to have complied.. Just notions of pride, if hig Lordship Might use the -,e);:pression, 'should have instruaed 'him in that obe dience. He should have said to himself. «I have been dTiven from the sphere of my amusement by the.. Captain, but in the moment of danger and difficulty he. , has sent me thither for the general defence, and honour. requires .ihat I shoUld faithfully and men.- fully discharge the public duty." 'What the Captain ought. to ...have done in this . sintation, it was not necessary to enquire ; it. was sufficient 10 say, that 'be, exceeded his authority, by ordering ; that the Pl3intitlshoUld be put in irons : for this'll% proved by the evidence,. he was charged withinfii~ tiny false imprisonment,. and no justification was < ntered on the record. This being in even , Vicw the Plaintiff was'entitled to the ver,diC,t of, the Jury but the . Gentlemen .would recollea. in assigning , compensation',to the Plaintiff,' that' large damages . wentld interfere. with ~that due authority - Which • should, always..be exercised by persons htltitalniit'• • the r6ponSiblecharaaer of this Defendant, to whose' prifgence the live s o f some hundred was: committed. Large damages would make men ill - such circumstances reluaant to ekeit their pow r, on proper and necessary necasions,''for ; the common good.. From what appeared, the Defendant 'was' a 11 ) 1 11 resr, l / 4 ,6* and gentlemanly habits, and was a man not likely, indecently, tuuch leSslyrannically, to demean hii6self. At the same time Serious at tentioti shuniti be paid to these' particul4iS, the-rights of individuals - were 'to be regarded, and .hutlieient compeniation ought to be made forrheir intringe. ment. Atter the Jury had retired • for about au our, th e Foreman delivered a verdict for the Phzin titr, 801. BOY CE. V. DOU9I 'With the Flnintit3, ot# readers bave become' sufli, 'clef arciu ine4, in the laSt CJOSC. The Defendant is a Major in the zany. , M r . G iv otow stated many cf the fa 6.11 We have already mentioned, and:then pi.otxeded to the.par ticolar fotandattOn of . the present : a&ion, 'which . ! was for an assault. The Defendant,. AO Officer of rank, as the Piaiikiriyas condo Ling to *the poop'fo be put in irons there,-condescetuled tojoesetit the bittt-end of a musket Ito .11ii 'wail, and had!thea•fendinat not been resin:4mA by ',re'f'er •()dicer,. who arrested iris hand,, would prvbably have had to aniwor for a Much more serious otrence. ,‘.This ad was accotn limited by the most indecent and opprokinus lan guage,. ‘f you d----.'d,Ecoundrel (s id he)11 you utter a word, I will knot.7k 'briiins.9gt," The afrence •was 'aggravated by , the, helplesS,Situation of the Plaintiff at ine.titne., way no justification upon the-recard.. .. • Mr. tiutkert, and • Corporals Ward 'and. Turner, proved the assault. . TheATT(lll42Y•gENßiliet said the Wilol4 question . iva4 aspused of in, the . last 'cause,: when full and tintociant compensation was made to' the Plaintiff. This .:16.tion was trumped up for. the advantage of the Solicitor. The Learned Connsel , expressed Much ftidignation at such praCtices in professional persons, who outla co respea' more both their charaders ond• t heir duties. kfter a le* ob3ervations from' his. .T,ordship, a verdi4 Waii found tor the Plaintitf=,;-I)amages iF.N;Ol:l"ti% V. Slit NS; . M. itAw'LINB AND oru . 'This W3i an .issue out r of the Court of Chancefy to try. t if . Anthony Daffy Swinton •COrrb mitted nn a& of Bankruptcy ,on or . . before the iht of April; there existed a petition ing Creditorg debt to support' - a : of 'Bankruptcy, founded on - suen•aft. b u r Ilonlm wilLrecOpeft this person is. .nomr' in • Newgate, in coiniequence of his refusal v . ) answer. to fheCounnisSiUnihs. lie is the proprietor of.the, known under the' name of alify's sold, prior to his bankruptcy, in Salisbury-square. After a very 10n,, , r - ekanlinaliou of Witm § seg, the Airy found' the 'Vel•dia for the Plaintiff on the first • issne;and for the Defendants on the second. • . , • C11U14..T, QF eqMII9N PLEAS, Dzc. SirriNGS AT.. ldi5Y PR, • II,JA ligitOßE UK JANtlis • WILD V. Atsl3tttAG . Tuts. was an .Girl to -recover the price of , a maro., 5 4 • sold hy the Def • endant to the Plaintiff on - a-warranty.' Si.itjeatit..Fiust; Ot,i-Hie part of the-Plaintia*, stated,' that this % , a,...atl.aeti / Ori itrought ,toledt)ver , - L'ili;• the pritAt . of the ntare in* , i)bestiott. The . to atilte at'ont; of W3leSi and-soroo Of Slav , n n count ttes; Wit Sturm - ter, bought this anate: from' (hk: I):: , tendant, warranted het soundt•-except ing a ' - gplinier on -theferelee;.,Mier :Plaintiti,llad ct.',lght.lier, he Lintl'his Wife P.et'ofretr:thei,r, ex.; am and proeeiclitd . 'ai ffir as Benconiitield:V:ffietirst dav they travelled at it :very moderate rate i lbut. they fontil thafin a , icending-4 hill the Inare. btearne 'quite uh r uhical,. - she-. not only proved. tube a .74 . ' (km , but atso t&t . ) . Et `pipfir, for the noise 'she -rntote fD g AN) t atVttiilraw the...lloole- .in -the houses:.'iln . the nrad out ) . *to.knovvi<What was the i mititev they • pro- , ccedea r t fai- alutripite4gate, abOilit miln ratul a half ftbtri BeaQop*fi'dlti,''wheit the lnare'ii notetrbetame se-ptiensive that they I.id:eN °bilked . t ierctrn hdh.'4, l liiintitfLati•iyed thvotti.'he' • took the ware to-befLudant, .'who 4efused , to take Jr.e b 3c k, an d- tins , ailion Was birtalght'.to - tetLaver the . p trod, stie-heing untottud;: • It:iPpear'ed feani' the.evideerg that the Plaintiff, bought the briare.,. - -was- aeetyntrattied, by a friend, who tras•tode her 'several` fillies 'sit-tee; and ' • ' !icss A.x Martlett...6surt, B n w.stree t ;- a nd puosbed by W11.1.1A Gut SCRIPPS.of South Mutton-01.kt. Groiver-r-squire; No. ti 2 , Strand; whert4dv fife* eh ts;79rfiers (br the Paper, I esters for the &filar_ &e. rtiort-haid)- rrtnit be adlressed. who. prove 4 thelvarranty, est; that she nude. 31 very great noise, •r . • Qraugo,_.one , cif the turnpllzeogalelleeeP ers, beyond B6totistield, remembered the - mare, passing through bik . k:ite,' het wind 'was . very'. bad, and.the noise she made wai .46 . reat'-no,to be heard,, ,a considerable distaned 13etbrh:libe - reched' the g.ite.• Mr. fipi,,Le, lWery ..table k&%per, tic-wh*stabtes tine mare has been, since liYendant refused - to Ake' lien back:,' deposed, - that be rodul'herl:several t h rice, has no doubrthat her wind is completely , gone ;- he thiuks slieilb . 6th z,piner and a roarer,' • Several otherveva - pus proved the mare to be com- - pletely unsound, defefico . gEq.'4; that DJenchnit.. did ,not • 'wal . r.int the marJkbo . trd, and tWO , '. Wittteies wtre otamini:4-.to prove 'the 610, butthtytia hzivititcbiten present varranted; their evi . donee w,,a of no sor,ite: • - • - 1 1.'he raufned a i'erdit,i':foll Plaintiff-;4-Da wages (.41. • I os: al;d'costs, and 173:fid per'week for the keep of the mare; • BLAND V. This W:ltian anititl‘ to' recovera Compensation in' datpaoes fl,r an a'ssatalt. • The,E.iintifl is a stable4k,eeper i in Ifolhorn;' , and the Defendant a phbileati in Detinstieet, • It appeared from the evidence of several Wit nesses, that a per,;on of tbe'name•of , 'Havlifig' plied to the ,P;aintiff tO hire a One-horse - !chaise - ter the Del:?tidant On ilie 14th Aire. evening, I s iainti sa the Defendan t drivd . throng h at a most furious rate, with .five persons in the-gig ; he immediately' ran 'after -be chaisewhicil Rutted. up Red Lion-street, and stopPeLt at the Red Lion , when 'Plaintiff Ckpostulated - wit h De fendant horSe and .tthai4 i.e •Eay; ill : Defendant answered, lie had hired the chaise, 'and • would do as he ploised . With . it';' %:ery much, and* jninped Out,' and seized hold of hiM by, the neckhata: . ta - chief, at the same time shaking him wilt great violence; seVeral , person; begged of the DAendant to let go' his I.wld ; he replied ''lte~. - ‘Vould rather 1.0. , ,e hi; hire than him hold was 'dragged - int ts',) the' . Red Lion,• and the door:shut, and while in-the _house he cited " murder?' :A tle tinte' after Ina came..ont ;, his shirt ,was Much, torn ; there, was blood Upon his face and Clolbes-; he wpeared 'Very Mita 'hurt; was - seen home; 'and in a few minutes after the Defendant 'came out, and not seeing the Plaintiff, he and' two Other persions went to Plaintiff's' mouse to inquire if 'there' was any damage done'fo the g . 4 ? when at 'Plaintiff's he :made such a noise, that. Mrs. Bland - begged of Win) to be quiet, as one of -her Chit:died wart dying rt4k,t her request had no aea ; when one of-the- pq-ippo: , who accompanied the Defendant, in endeavahring. ..to keep him quiet'; was knocked ,down by .hirn, imben thev.fought four or -five rounds.,throhgh the yard; inunkliatcly a went for watchman, and had Delendatittaken . into custody, who appear ed to be drunk: The chaise -was very high, being what is denorninated'a telegraph-gig. - - Serjennt Suuptip,ap stated the- case on, the part of the Defendant; several witnesses . d4;pbsedethat when Defendant was , stepping out of the gig, Plain tiff laid hold of hi in by -the , collar, when a scuttle ensued, in :which Plaiutitf was I,‘!)rfile(l, and that three of the five inrc)ll3 were chiitheo .of thee `l:7e- tenant, of the nge of five, six, at t ic seven years, Whom he' had brought fr: liowe in Dean street, to Red LiOn-strect, to give b.: eLildren. a tide. A .person of the name of Martin, who' accom 7 panied Daendant.to the country, admitted !lel was 'very, fresh, • _ . • Mr. Srjearg BEST, in anittwiyerting. ; upon the evidence in favour 91 the Defendmit, said, he dati;d to.say that the witness •Martin, .0. he 11.1:1 Tani-- ciliated in the expenees ,well. ; as picastircs 01Ae day, in,• COM pany .with Defendant t , did also colit , o ; . ; bate the assistance . of his purse' to defray the ex pences this ataiisn.• SericantStmP can oberVed,. his` Learned Ethther was 'stating as a tad whit' did not appear :in'evideisce if he had any suspicions of•theltitid; the better-way wothld have been •to - .have asked:Abe witness -the question. , . . • Serjennt BEST replied,. he did,notinean.;to was a tad, he only inferred it,, and be said • hehad a right in draw ,sucili aninference, and appe4ded to the fury whether he had dona;so pc not,' • • Sir JAmti..§ AT kNSFI E said, he Wits sorry to Aed it had .beco:ne t2o 111'10 the of Couusel to drow Itli.L•reuct:s W i C 110t * pr, cd, und agreed with S::rje,;int to it.; hei,y 1:10 14tter way to have ail:ect the Atler VQ6' fittiressfrofil th e J ur y wiiirned a vcrclat for Forty Shilting. DECEMBER 1 t. ~ 11/RIIDIC;VA CAPIA 419DP.11“1UA,. 'Serjeabf -Vgirotti! , i• stated, • thii, was- an -stun brintglrebyt hti until to recover-. I dor rent: 'The -11ifettilant was,a , Wiclow; and had a room froth the farlhiti-tWo weeks, at 23, ad.! a week ; N1)4;lr td eittured bail CO this atlion,',and.gohe to the \V't.si.' ndies: • . . Sii . .loWfi were exdmined'as witnesieg, and swore 1 - 6 I?efendant acknOwiledged heitelf to be inLlehted • to the eijiititiff in the sate' of • • Contiset for the , Detendant; snid;: he w bat 'wTi§ "oblig,tter . to prodiate wouldcontradid evqry .word that .%ase• s'aidt by the Witnes«tes• for the Plaintiff.' 'Five •J.ew: WitflC.!ti:Tii 'Alit! a ClirOtian 4.otban, tbty Only the! Defendant neknowledge.to - , 41, th3i tl r~ PLl,i(itiff ilt,inanded .. btu and the reiitin j . 61 hit tnaking it 1-01 - was;twariebt the: I)ef e lictilitras lie could , not for any:les:sutn. Abrab'aili - Sattinel',:' one ot'llie \Vitneisetipon Eross-etainiwition,' aelthoWledgfid!:berhad" teen it . ro. aiElea 'loli a - lionte:;tiflil'-fini6;tand.adeed, if allitlit~ othir '\V itnesses 'had:beett , r-e,kafnined that: nut 'the .Ciiurt would -fincli; they all,:atibe 14 , 4t , O l tlincltnetif, liept thit satile.kindOt•hottAeti!and Prainriirs Intesnt wife had , ke'pt a , houde of ill. hist . ' hue. • SeijAiit 'V A IJ(.', obvrved, i there *as a' perjury bdt on .‘vhich, it WOOld lie'w . ith the Jury . todetermine. ' • 1:.. • , . Mb:Lotln CutgE.-,TvvFlczelhought it tuna hardly possible :a [nab letting , out root in the -way tto: Plaintiff did, world, stt3p quietly 3(2 VileekS:WitilOtit; , his rent. There was igrea,t, contr:ieliction itt tlie.evi-(; dente,tttt itcliO`not,go t 0 perjui y, as-tllece vos oue Stile \\Titnesses swore to. the same transa,.:, : another had ; he , thotght,the evidence of the Clait very strong, , ,ile hug without 4yiy : 41e proved the Piaintitf only,detnanded 31, Ws. apa ott bayitti , sortie wortis. with the Defendant, he said he . v 4 00 4 1. itvear sloe Owed hitn f 01. and have her. The - Loanci ioneluded ‘yifh r t.itiling thi Jury' it they thOughtThe • Plaintiff 01113', entitled. to 31. fi)s•. the money %Vas, 'already paid into Court,, and they: Would. give a verdiet for . the Defendant. • The bry, without a riugiietit's,hesitation, gavei ierdi6t for Defehthiet . .. • • • On Tuesday a dithig- atfoAder,. of tho name or -Merrill, was eomnljtted to Becitbid gaol, Fharged with breaking open . aid robti t og,:ihth.housqof Tnoat ..1 . 2411;i1::i1)..11Car I3icgleswode, cil the kiigitt . ,.9l . Sa!uiday the st . of; cit Tuber Lls!•"'. 1i4,4,4000er bc.'n for sotne tinip ,412Apetled:ai nn ificenairg, tt;.,d itrsthepreent instance had lelt !) 12 , 111 V1 soirkt matches, tin es, and a antity of t inder; in the house broke open., The s.l:ne night .the .a Mr. JAstEs ALLE):i a fariilekn that wkicnt . to..'pieees t puddle,' Prisoner, who hal occupied this farm, !havfri i g reeatediy heagl .ve ngeance, againq of the .• J1;101,132 an Atiorilt-y at ,eti to the Pri,ot:Ll',.; ;Carobri geshire, - seemed litr.), 711:d he :(fg.igett in gaol to lill o . his s.i:oe Cr.], It is now . about a vent and since Mr. ALGEN'i pre wises werel2o - nt d0v. , 41, and buildings, corn, destroyed,, tolle.ainonnt of I. 114 liCCOtlllt' COLIM h 8 then given for the Liro it tiwilber of bur' beep lately.' t . :oxim i llteci.•itt 'the 1160 - • bourhood of; 13i , faleswatle. • . B/krra • ' • • • ' • the Yester t•prni)l4, At ttriitur.l.oc.s•ltor t • rtki v . ti t -of* Sun. of 41 , f0w dayisinc!, a M' a i::, - Cnoatilil the i.a q Detv44ley, ut Son. ••.' . • • • Ali/R . 4lf t 1 • • • Oe. Thursd'ay last. at St. Crof, , t's. .Esq of I.lr(tfont, Nlrs, %% 1 1114011 00 v late ot.eastle.str ! :pt,liolborth- Lately, at Ccet:toAthi'lattirli Oolatn3ll, • Eiq , ' 4/t. ovr AitW stotte;‘tro Cativo iitteriftievottd d.4ukttter otttuu.:l.l.4ttigar el i i, I.sq. oilliukheath ' " ! .0n 'theiGth'uTi; 'Mr. Ahlmtntri. - M,ht.Al ce,.of.Wooditodki .. !in the ioth yeac of his age. , , l'!ies same day, a(.l...itenhig:tstra,. neargildnii, ,EsieXt tilt'', Riv.' J. VattersOnijattt nrSt! 14:Ain't; Coli4gl.:Citmlbr i . (l4 ' .i '' PO SurittiVf List, at -ItorvtaLlf 1(01, in Wittshire, , t,he young - • i t est sAtOr the Rev. John Frincts, 0 wwtictlledaY la,Ytt,,. iii in:. Oat year, lof SOi.ithavaitc, Architeei. , . . • I, 1 1:1);: came day,- T.trorims Poirierdy, ehle't lion ' Oeilr. 'Lilo.. rn4s Nrnerciy,- of G rove; placo„. -kia,:kney . •• • • .a,c)o4te . -dth iost. -M., AMI CCerllig. w'ife, of NIA - , Itich.ank,. Ocei . ivq, of. the 01,1 a, ktoge, 'Clielkide.' and dauginei i.?? . . Il.).liniel Pinder, Esq. I)eivaty 'ot the- want of farrisideP Within: - Mr. Charge G tviiti'. On the teat inst,,,lt hil house 'oi.Southimipton, john Pio b.iltt, Esq". Aahniral. of 't he -Kai , • ! ' tin "Saturday last, at Aspley. near Woburn'. Bed/v . iiiiiiiie,.. i after a iiiigiaing illtiessi !q W W t.' ilLiaria tiglit, for siunryt 4l, 1 Maitetof this weliAtnowii Seli)ol thole, ...., I. Late!?, inDulii-it tect...ll.itti,. NI 4si 4ientiota . L'ouiia ro.• i trAtni. rh.kst iiiter to the Rev. It. Warnec.. - •! ' . 6 , .. 04 Y. ' _• . i. lbak Stf;tl:. I Inc ' ''':.! floirc velLent. shut - liAitri ii,iin t ts pz ,r, z (.111• , . Per Colt. 1197, ..,, I. Exchequer 13i: ts, if.:. 4 6, " I &mil 5 per t:eut. . „At:, , • , . ~ ~ 4 per ( -_,.....Catt 8- ° i I , :i '', . t ..- Otnti(Uttiv-i - pr. . -..44 Cent. . ... , 3 per elit. I.:Ail*. 61 f, t ." 4 iser!cchit.ll4.lekOjt., ;;.. ' 4.p0r.:2t. Cott: shat., ' ,, • OnftkVtiairptc:Ci.tut*•° 2 • ' : Roik 1., Ant3.16 1115 t3.16 1115 13.:61 Ditto ! A hp... 4' ''.:#. . .: Ditto Short Atm. ' ' '' ' Col!, roe (.) . iite '44 # r .' '' yui v , ,;„,,, -; -: ---•-• ~ " , , Jilt; II ‘V ATER A r I. o 4ql, l f) : ki - BIZ 11)C F. - 1 O. . • ROW t ,„' , , Ikforiring,.3o min. after tz. i 44.f!eir k pait, 1 : ,. min. ifi e2r II': PR ICE OP vssras, . • Alp N DA V, Mornin.z, z aftr! I. j A peinoon„ ; ;,tier C. Cs:l , . , " 9, Ne', , ifiritlx„ ). •Strect .• . r n. z tier, t F..rittbitrgli, March • , . • T. 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Gtzogov.. , .-'; MI; 1,404 tlaiiiPrtrct , al ,one petiort, in ever?. ..unikierahl town in t i .';'•: ll , 11" ,, retitirt,' in ',loxes of only 25. 9(t. excli+ t igtr !le x rits. -and;; Oath . !thirteens, • h teb y per Son s O . $ a it; t clf;tlAntleritei,-wrtri , ostfl. sl 4 se 4 s a}' .Nrcry LThx sold in carat , • " a 1 , , on which, by favpur 0 at the.. Starr* 4)lFica.-... T. 4, l 4yi . i i: refit," irritate which is re onY Couratirteits: • • ,