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, Ik .* • I C I t? ig 441 1)41 • u V?/ . - \*,?‘ - • N.,: - 4.4 ti ' ,LSY VtglAnk\V‘. ItYs . •• f;. ~. J ~, «. v , r tl. ,•r, TUESDAY, Ai 4 RIL 9, 1816. iTtr3intit 1:t30.] rPi/CE SE*‘',P:I4I)ZNOR: THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY4.4ISR. •, fI N MONDAY NEXT, April 'l5, tWell Ma-. jestiee So rants will perform the Tragedy of GEORGE BARNWELL. Geo:Fe Batnwe4l, Mt. Rae; Mrs. Marti. After trbich s , the Melo-Uramatie Romance of THE WOODNI AN'S 11 CT. On Tuesday, The Castle Spectre Angelis, Miss Nintray. (her tin d tppearatice on any Stage). To - which bs added, The Woodman's Mt. On Wednesday Miss Nash will appear in the Character of Rosetta, in Lore in a Village. After which will be pro - I . l ucril,for the fi rst time, 4 new Rotpantie Operatic Ba ll et • Spectacle, with Aew And selected Music, new 'oatterYt .Dresses, and Embellishments. 'The Action and Dances cont rolled by, and produced under the direction of, Mr. Byrne. • tatt.:ATßit PItIZES, • . . DbUBLYI, THE'IVINIIII4t. OF CAPITALS, ANI) SIX '1110'1 7 S:1Ni.) TICKETS LESS THAN LAS',' OLD BAiLEk. • icquainted witti yitur . Itatid-w"rit'l4l o,` lA', es I hinted . my' Lit letter, not to subject others . to 'b'e - otYswer u l i l e for your forwurtiness. jf tJt terms siccille4l city letter were no lo your sAistitction, s ivity,ifbt eiperis yArsrli •us one becominA. your firofe,siion? isity &Whir yotir ttutper to over-rule your reason LOTTOtY. - . . r RUSH begaivitv,e to call tlic.aftention of the . 41L . Politic to the Scheme of the New Liittery, which will be all di,kwii in One Lottery, to imainienee, 'utt the 1411 id MAY. It ruotoins TWO PII,IBES of THT11:11- THOUSAND POUNDS! Anti Fifty other CAPITALS,- . To bc all paid in Money, and is totally independent Of.ntty other ut future Lottery. - • ~' SCII EM E. 2 .... Prizes of ....L.3J,000 are ...... 7;.60,0n0 2 5 . 1,04 G 5,,K10 A )4. 500 6 .,, 4 41)0 2OOO 14 BOO 40300 18 IR . l 0) l,BOO 20 EAST INDIA HOOSE, JAN. 23, ISM • THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the uNtrzr, compANy amERCH ANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENr.RAL COURT atilt said COMPANY will be held at their House, in Leal:lmb:ill-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th April next, from Nine o'Clock in Lilo Morning until SiK in the Evening, for theILECTION of SItDIREVAIRS of the said Company for Your yelars. JAMES COBB, Secretary. 1,0410 1,000 I l5 .15,000 1,500 14.500 Ticket:. L.14U,000 Vir , it-drawn Prize *throve L. 500 entitled to L. 5,000 more. First-drawit 1,000 BluuLs swill he entitled to L. 20 tad). Sect:ld-drawn 1,000 !Winks will be entitled to L. 13 each. First-omm Prize chore L. 25, Third D4y, entit Nil to L. 30,900 riCTUALL /NG 0 FFICS, dprit 4 , IAI 6. THE COMMISS/ONERSfor P/CII74Z.LiNG T HE Ha m..:u4srrs :vary di, I,ra, give Notice, that en Thursday, the I sth Instant, Mr. William Reeks, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be ready to receive sealed Tender 4, fold treat for Five Hundred Quarters Af Closc-dried AM nErt vAvr,for the Service of Me Victualling Department at that Port ; to be answerablt to 'a Sainpte Mat will LE exhibited at his Office ; to be delivered in One Month, mad to he paid for hp Bills, particle with Interest, - ninety days after dale. No regard will be Acid to any raider rn which the Price shall not he inserted in words 'at leagth, or that Shall not be delivered &fore 7'welve o'Cloch o,* the said rhursday, the lath Instant; nor unfelt the Person who makes the render) . or some Person en his behalf, attends to antic& when called for. . . The Conditions of the Contivid 14 Inv . acen at,.414, eie itualltig Office at Portsmouth. • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA. STOCK'. LADIZS AND GEN 11..ZME,N, • TH" ELACTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the MAT INDIA COMPANY being appointed for N'ED.NRSDAY, the loth April nent, the fatour of your Vote and Interest requested for the following Gentlemen, viz. John Hebb, Esq. John Inglis, Esq. Jamas Daniell, f:sq. Jame. Paulson, Esq. Hun. W. F. Klphiostone, John Model' Taylor, Esq. Which wilt touch • oblige, Ladies and Gent ly men, Yourmost humble servants, Campließlgarjoribanks, Charles Grant, John Morris, Thmitas Reid, edward Parry, Alexander Allan, Richard Pats y, William Chichely i+lowden, John Alexander Bannerman) G. A. Robinson, Jacob Bosanquet, • Datid'Seott, XVilliant . Stanley Olarksi (ileorge Smith, John t anon, asihn Thornhill, Sauluel PAVIA, , • Sweity Toone„ John Hudhaton, • Itichutd John 4actlon . ' ' l . Wigratn, Hugh Lindsay. East,lndia House, klatch in, 1816. To, the. PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA srocat. LAD! 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Gd', each.; and alsoby the priucipellluuksellers.aud,Mcdicine Venders iu every Town.. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF cllANCiltur. Amt, t. MAJOR , GEIIIKItAL KNIGHT AND orneits V. KNIGHT. dIEVORE'vus LORD CHAbiCIILLGIL gr.,AGAII. on the part of the defendent, moved that / the examination of witne,ses in this cause • might he closed. Ile "st tied that the hill was filed in. Trinity 1 erta, 1814, by- the plaintiffs, 'against the _defendant, Henry Cltavitos Knight, an. infant,' to perptitate Testimony 'to prove the iliegitiotticy of the defendant. That tho.plaintiffs had filed affidavits in Oppo. sition to the 'notion, Stating that they bud yet several witnesies to•exaunine, aunt amongst other personi, 'the Right lion. Henry, Baron I,%liddic ton; and the Hon. Mrs. Paramus. That an action had been brought by Mr. Knight against Lord Middleton, for criminal conversation with hiawile,lthe mother of the defendant) snare 111001113 prNVibili to the hit tit - of the defenant, in .which action a verdict passed for Lord Middleton, end coutended, that the .plaintitfs had„ only tti prove the 110[1.acnoo of the husband, and that Lord Middleton's, and Mrs. Portman's evidence was mot material, hut that it it was material, that' the plaintiffs had had abundant time to procure it, anA thvrelore the examination ought to be clost.ti. Mr. Witstonetai, on the part of the plaintiffs, opposed the motion. He stated, : that the i fib! title to estates of great value %Vas at f , Sne d'n the legitimacy, or illegitimacy of the de 7 fentlant:; that Lord Middleton and Mrs„Portman 'Were, ,material witnesses to prove 103 thilealid that their attendance could not he pro. unrest; ht support of which he read the affidavit the" plaintiff, which stated, that Lord Middle.. ton had been' served with'i subpteria on the 7th November, to attend to be 'examined, but 'that lie did not etrend; - mid that Ws; Pottman was abroad. As to the materiality of these nesties, be read the affidavit of Frances - Holt, - which ,stated, that she resided as a servant with a• Mrs. Delbay (who had had the care of the defendant, the infant, front his hirth), , to ;mese the OrlOuthint . s anti that whilst she was in such tier viCe, two ladies and an elderly gentleman (who were represented by Mii.Delhay to be the defend ant's mother, aunt, ind uncle) came frequently to visit the defendant ; and that the defendant W*3 christened on the /Ist May, 1814 ; that the mo ther, aunt, and uncle, were.prtsept at the cere mony ; and the witness stated, that she -afterwards discovered that the ladies (who were• represented to be the defendants's mother and aunt:) were the Honourable Mri.Knight and the Honourable Mrs. ?armlet; ; and that the elderly - gendontan (who was represented to be the child's uncle) was L ord . . . . . • .-Ilis Lordship, undertbese circlunstanees, - gave the pl4iutitis two months further tiinc_to examine their witnessrs t With liberty to make a special ap+ plicatiou tit tilt; end of that time, TRiAt OF GEORGE nARNErr FOR SHOOTING} AT Ml.tiB I: ELLS, ON THE 17th OF FEURLJAItY IN DRURY-LANE THEATRE. , • Yesterday Geotge !Minch ivaS tint t o the bar, standing charged with Shodting a cettain pistol, loaded with powder and shot, at Frances Maria kellv on the 17th of February last, with intent her to 101 l and murder. the Second count charged .. • him with shooting 'at ner with intent to . do her &roue bodily barin. There were two Other counts, varying. the charge ; and a fifth count, charging hini in like manner with shooting at Edwird Knight. Mr. islAustiAi4 having opened the ease, Mr. (itinNity proceeded to state the circuni• stances whirl) afterwards came out in 'evidence. lie Observed, that he understood the defenco to be Set U) op the part of the prisoner. was that of insanit. This species of defence, he said, bad of late increases) to an *limiting degree ; and, he cautioned the inry against sanctioning, 'from some eccentricity in the conduct of 'a Criminal precious to the commission of a oriole, suck a p4lli,itiou. TIC then instanced the case or Bel'. who hail aksatisinatetl PerceVal, as analogous to this, anti observed, that in that case bitch a defence hatl been set uti, hot the law bad b een v i n di cate d by the pnoishnient.of the offender. Mr. Nathan Harris depilleil, that he is a Jeweller. On the -evening of the 17th of Felts tiny, he was in the pit of Drotry lane, Theatre, othoot the eighth row. He saw the pilsoner shunt tWO rows before him, who stood oystering the perform ante of the farce. Miss Kellr and Mr. Knight were on tau stage at the momeht. embracing tub ether, in the diameters itot Jury, in the farce of The illerry Ihrourwrs. Aftet• t 4ey t i ed Ratted, Miss Kelly was retreating ltaikwards towards the stage door, when witness observed the prisoner standing allure all the people around him, with 114 light hand paint ing slaw lin; towards the spot where Mist Kelly was standing.. Witness saw a flunk come from his hand, and heard the re port Oa pistol witness reached across to hiM instantly, and seised hint, when he said, "I am not the man Who tired it; . don't take me." Witness said, he. was *tire ha was the man. At this time the prisoner had dropped the pistol. Witness had seen the wadding, drop at the moment of the flash. The prisoner was theist secoreti, taken nut of the theatre, and searched. In his pocket was f.mltd a small block tin cue. full of gunpowder. Witness didynut step !anger, the crottli was so great. Cross-exantined..--The distance front the 'prisoner to Miss Kelly was eery great. The pri,onter seemed much agitated. He went quietly from. the pit, and snit' nothing. Mr. Binde deposed that he to* thedepossitions agaillit thee prisoner. He put a question to the prisoner: the answer was nest taken An writing. Witness cautioned the prisoner against saving any thinvo criminate hithself. Witness asked him how he came to fire a pistol in a public theatre. lit said it was to make tin alarm, IVitness t hetfaslied him how he came ti) point it mi. His answer was, "'-"she can explain." He dill not mention Mies Kelly's name, hot her plate had, been mentioned, AtlO'lliitt of no other female: Cross-examined,:—Could tint forth any judeinent 14 the pri soner's insanity. There was n sort of gloominess in hiseyes. Mr. Rorer went to the Theatre to ascertain the direction of the shot, and found marks of shot (very small) en the lett,ps on the stage door, near which Miss Kelly had been standing. Ile fount . snwe'shot in the Orehesttg, as it they had struck against• the hoards anti fallen down Those which struck the door had left a mark two feet nine inches (flout he door.— The shot (outset iu the orchestra,and in the prisoncespookrt, were the saute size. , Mr. E. Knight was performitig tit. Drury-lane 'Aiesottrtron the night in question*. Rernvekabered the discharge of th e pistol. Miss Kelly was on the stage at the same tithe with hint, oft' his right hand.. Saw the dash of the which came from his le ft s did not sets who tired the pistol : he heard the rattiing of shot against theorchestra. Cross examined.--Neither he nor Miss Kelly received the, slightest injury. Miss Kelly wits now sworn, evidently under great eaihar. rassment, and much affected. Ott the night in question site' was performing at Drury-Lane Theatre; !aw a lightCand at the same mnmeut heard what she Supposed to he a (Lagua, ing b all. Had not the least acquaintance with the prisoner to. her knowledge t had never seen bioniseforwthat period, nor till this, nay. [The prisoner was observed to smile, and etarniStly towards Miss Kelly.] Crosi-eXamined•—lteceivrit two fetters signed with the pi sonees.name., Never answered them, ,or tou'k'llieslighte'st natiteathem, except toe friend: The letters were then put ' John Baker Witi, in attettilancp nt .I)rory.lane Thentre on tire I‘7.tit of FrbrilNry; f.AW Mi.Tity)Qr prod•!r.e tie .pist ol 111 , N -pill in ; it appeared to hare,h-ro treently {The' pistisl' wits of the taint: stat: used al► o ot; tii igictiesioto:) \l'hile . coroveyinic Or . ialiow..r W1'10'01144:14, hu hslied bins how he cunlsl'itiiuk of cluing so was it was intention to shoat Niles Kelly. The prisitoevan 4 swereri-, 7 -" I tell yon the pistol . was',ltitt. !fouled with either Intl! ye eings."'Llseoltojtied his intokliott wdslo shout Kelly. (;roil-examined.-=.:stw the prisoner 41) the Monday rh,,x log at Tolltill 2 lields. said he was'aat sorry for to tot, he had don t, and 'made it sh.'l of a lott;h, Stituno riceniiip.lniel the last wittris krisotier to 'l' o thill ho It. The prisoil e r oil h e intepiteul,thr ill mi.,4 Kelly, in ea4wer tai r Itiestinitircon Batier. !hiker then asked why he intended this ? Tire prisoner attitvertd .4 glue litto%ys very v.v.', it's tor." o llere the evidence closed; When the letterS prodneod-hY Miss Kelly wercread. . FIRST LICTTRIt. " MISS Klit.t.'l, bßtatY-La t NE " Vet). i 3tlt, 'IC. • • "'lid hare ever prompt yen to rolieurse, " Fite.part of honour, iiiiO ssa y r d ver . s,e?_ it‘ passlon st6ve t.. guard it fcsioi"ileoly, " Applause ",gain, or self-applause to pay? " The scoria sitgefilus *void its clitrois resign, 4 And your himiour's wake echo every line. " Mistalsetiirl! ambit watild you sway, " Teasiume n pall in ea4:ll coticcrted play " Your goes 'sat neis endeavour to abuse, " And for di , foree, not one pour excuse. , " I hive hre, :t1 1.; defined your character and fli.iposi• Ilan in a few worsts; and shall' go so far as to say, you are not *stranger to my name. Years ago I wos your admirer, but always met with dis appoitinuent---rivietry indulged you, though often obtalued at the expencr'of other*. • " Witinnlt yank to myself, I think my good intentions to- Wards you hare been afore trified with than any of my en temporuries ;• my claim to your person it, therefore, greater; which title, mines 'm e to demand your band--or, iu other words, to make you my wife. " You wilt either consent to this, or accept my challenge-- I whit attend you any hour you please, an Wednesday, or be fore. •• I hare witnessed yanr siesterity in firing a rpm, but sup puce is pistol- will better suit yin), as being► much' lighter. 4. Flail you nut infringed the -rights of your sex ► I should nut have than addressed yout hut as it is, no 'other persou can better isnswer this hater than yourself. It shall out !smuts acurtempt, or twiltiott excolos. Glit)ittiE BAltNerr." To mi.. Kasi.i.T." "fit, Princes street, 1)--y-lane." • SECOND LETTER. " lan KELLY, PRltruitlialt,DßUPY -LAWIt `i Feb. 141 ii, lIMi. 't M 4 tbkni •••••4 rteeire . d st- i t tt e r resterdity ertnitr, which, fposnito slporesit rusticity, I 'believe iii your's. You would *et Itillit n you was to Add /our Hulue, as i mu uutimiticieutiy "I love. We sex, Ffid 'inkc 'Steel:fled yell as an ortitintent tr It, till you iouStstmy 1it:1414140m by 16tir impettitnniee and scandalous abuses. , "you ate Very partiAl to a oisgtnsen Male dress ; but let. Die oat eizperiet‘ce any more Of your folly; for if -you do, ra secure yOu as an inspOslar n,t4 offish you fur your ecturrity. I am, &Waal, yottr 4 ` GEORGE LIAIINFAT.". • owLitlO nos R..lloti.leef. olLtt..t.on Fti cell evitknce to prOsfe the iiisattity of the prisoner. The ptisonel . , ttit behig iskeil by Mr...Bat-Alt' Wooti r said he hail nothing to say itl his deft:ter. "'utin Crochets had married the prisoner's mother. Tha prisoner, when a boy, wait always reserved and gloomy be wotthl not plae with other bays. At tiniel lie stag very rine4.. anti at Isis Urals would burst out a laughing without reasinia • He was apprenti6d to a lusvottationer; he went doWn to Seven-Oaks, iit Kent, as clerk to an attorney; he 'had licit been long there, whelk witness was sent for by his muster to bring him away from the bad state of bik mind. When lie .went down, he toitnii him standing in the front of a gentle tuan's house, bowing; he had great dillirolty in getting bias away.. About a fortnight alter, the prisoner went to Tor-. Mouth; he returned in tits weeks, and went to Mr. Nurrraft, a law stationer. He W.ittit to several o ther !dares, but was always low and melancholy. Three 41r . four days before this transaction he was particultuly lug;. He thiChito a hulk •, and Ott beim; fished what he did so for. be said he had a.thoaght' hi his item!. On cr4s'-esaminatiou, the witness said, lie never bail put the prisoner in cutignement, or bad inetlical .Idrice tut bias. He was !taintless. 'Mrs. Crochet, niother of the prisoner, said he was ibe son of aze, llarmat, who wo* a waiter at the Pilizza.'eoffee-lionse. She reairitiliereil his return from Seven Oaks. Ile seem e d eery ill, nclantlioly, and lon-spiriteil. The list weili heroic this affair, he appealed eery uneasy and very uoccautatol,4., On Saturday the 17th of March, tire day on he eumninted the au, he was particularly uneasy. She remetultereti his tiring a pistul in the yard on that day. She did nut see much of his Mind the few days before Saturday. She knew he was going to the play Ott Saturday. She never kitew of his basin.; pistul till the day in ,question, He Was very unsettled in his mind. ' Mr. Noreroft, a law statitiber, with Whom the prisoner had worl,od for a year, d e pos e d, that iu hik iris dose ap.- Pli . ClitiOn to business had injured his health. Witness rep commended toile to Mr. Claridge at Seven Oaks, n lin wrote to him soon aneewards, ooniplaininf of the ptisuiie'rs's state of •usind. Witne.ss sent his father or him. He was correct its business till a ilay,or two, before the offence with which he was char M ged. He thea apPeareit iu a rery diStairlied State al mind. r. Riordan, also a law-statimier, spoke to the disturbed state of the prisoner's mind. Mr. Claridge was. at invert Oats when the prisciner was in I. his father's employment. He iin'ce observed the pi - Nance standing opposite a gentleman's house at Serest Oaks, gatin i :- earnestly at the windows.' lie was surriunded by mut t , w h o were onniking him. This was in July ata. He was sa tisfied the prisoner was not Own in his right Mind. Id aura;_ big of theatricals, hit said lie could play better than Mr. Kean. and leas often incoherent in his manner, Th, lady with whom the !Owner lodged at Sere st o a t s also spoke to , the circumstance alluded to by the last witness. He sometimes sat in church with hat an, and, in fact, cons dialed himself in an insane manner. Mrs. Xlary Haggerty lived in Castle -street, Holborn ; the prisoner lodged with her. She kite* the prisuaer. Once l ; when one of her children was dying, she asked hint what Sts thought of it ? lie went' to the sofa on which the child lay, and, after looking at it earnestly, laughed in her face, anti ,sprittrsl the room, Ile oftruC,dittreed all night in bis -ro o m, 'and was geiltyi.f catiaragaitees, that it waa herliren 9ief he was insane. Mr. John Waiit..a surgeon, residing in North Crescent, Medi:nil-square, has same experience in the &seam s .* of the. lie gspram,k - entweri:aill with the prisoner since his 0414.- 'finentent4 Tin! result of his - observatlon Aseuft his conduct and eflavor,rion was, that lit He lied nut the slightest hesitation. in pi 0110'mi:big that opinion..--Ift Cross- Waneis.sibid , lie had bureatt , *sssawitti the priountr, which lasted three quarters of an hour ; be thought the appearance And =utter of the prlsoner could nut hart been assiimed. Here the case closed on the part of the prl. saner•. Mr. tskran Wu on then' proceeded to sum up the eviiknee, observing to the Jury, that the two let, ters which,ht had read were in themselves strong. proof of thelieraugeil 14ate: of the prisoner's mind, it only remai►ne►J I► . them, therefore, to - say, wile" titer heintd tiled the pinol ; and if-so, was he at the emits offering it capable of distinguishing be. urceo right, mut wrong.. s The. J?tr.i:isitliotit li - esitatian found the Frisoner Not Guilty, on Ow ground of invontly. This sub- J ett* birp,,,,E cutirse,Ad imprisonment for hie, or during his Majesty's pleasure. Nothitik . 46Olil exceed .the intereslmltich this trial excited. .Tire botlyl4f tl,c Court win crowd ed to excess by rrspectable perhaps, SOIOOg whom we . absersed omit of the ciramatiC props. • pli3Oner was ploioly ilresSed, Nnrcl stood •perlectly nitieseetit• during his trim, oeekoirmaliy lookiug ett.. Kelly whit a taint „,.. AIIDDLESLX sP.S.SIONS, Pratt. 8. '" ROBEItT ROBERTS, 'llis.tiotoriutts person waslirrinht yasterday, and the Court intortued hint that ~he A00,1'411,1 two ?niceties ill NMI. each, •htoi himself' In 4001. belt to he totilithe Roberts bowed, and Sevtllrti well satisfied. alp.. Liniv Sil i that lie would noteilispure't he decision . of the Court, could out twit, expres%it hit nstattiiiipltetit 4t the paltry sil enrity Licit was to , ht , 'reeeiveit foe the a un t 19001. .h4r. Roberts would in all protiahility be sects tie ini.re in that , Court, for lie atight Neil utrird to iudeuinify his hail; atid the difference would Gx him in Astericu. Roberts 4eini asked whether his hail.was ready,' ansWeted lit the tiegatiVe; but hoped 'that hi. should procore it tery.stain, td the Safi*. faction ut .the Conti, and pie or Mr. who, l ie would nut continue to prelndicc the public against Lis t'ltaN meter. . LlL._'cicifçiTx V. MAGEI. DUILTI4, tkettlf. 2.—This was HU action brought by th e plaiorid for a Libel, and tried before Mr. Seijcant 'JottNsTuN and a highly respectable Spi• chill Jury: • • The dainages %Vete laid at Ten Thousand Pounds ! "Th'ill trial occupied the Court from nine o'clock , of the morning ot Tuesday 'until half-past twelve a t• night when, offer an able charge from the Learned Judge, the Jury -returned their verdict, finding' for the plointiff—Damages One Yundred and Fifty Poimds. At the Assize* of Galtvsy was uric d the Action of the Placid Priest "O'Alut.t.,4sltt aguitist the Proprietors of The Derry Journal. The Juryi consisting of the very 'first Gentlemen of the county, whose petite', incomes Aniounted to - nut less thAn 40,000/. per minim, after a hearing of: twelve hoots, mid a most excellent charge fitlit4 the Leartull Seritant lounsoN, returned, in quarter ot an hour, a verdict of .Slxpente Daiisiairg and. S ee Coste for his Reverence.