The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-02-01 00:00:00

army. I Lava, &r. CHATHAM.
Rev-Admiral Sir E. S4rachaa, K.B.

No loss can by adventuring in the
Lottery ; the lax is voluntary ; and. if it were no:
subscribed to, the money among therefrom must
he raised in another ear, and few there are but
most pally a Isrger proportton to the revenue, than
what they spurt in a Lottery ; therefore, those who
do adventure, stand the chance of all the Capital
Prises. without risk. Tickets and Shares are selling
by Hoansav and Co. who solicit the favour r f the
l'uldic on the present occasion—the Drawing begins
and finishes oo Valentine's Day. the 14th instant.
Prises paid on demand. No. stti, Cornhill, and St.
Margaret's-Hill, Borough.

NOCE OF STOOLS, V ESTER O* T .
Baak Stork ictii ,i 76
a per Cast. Bedketed
a per Ceet. Rowe
4 per reed
$ per Cent. N.. 7 9911
Loos Animates ... tal, 9.11,11 is
Imperial J per Cent.
Ditto Anniiitirs -16tki1 i
India Bowls
Eseliettaer Bills ........ ....... to 4 fi pre.
Enirlesk Lottery Tickets....
Catania has
T DISH, mock Broke r,
4, rut altiU, ..it Ei, Cheriq-urvits.

LAW INTELLIGENuL

C )CRT OF KING'S BENCH, hi. 31.
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CRIMINAL INFORMATION.
The ATTORNEY-Gewintat. moved for a coriti
information against George Taylor, John E,4
Alexander Mac Gregor, James Arnott, end
Gill, fora riot at the Chester Theatre, oft the
612,.
of January last. It appeared that offence
d;4
taken at the words of as party-song, written due
the contested election, which took place on ti,.
of May preceding, and which was announcedtoh
sung that evening; the rimers precenled to dello,
the scenery, benches, and other property btlosoi
to the Thowtre; and the not was not bulyrts,i
but by the assistance of the Civil Power...-41
granted.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Weteratarrat,l,344

LIBEL.
LORD LEIC6IFTBII V. wa texa and on pri.
pridors of The Morning Herald liie.e.mar.
Mr. Serjesat BEST ['hewed cause why an oi,„„t4
judgment should not be granted,--Tlna cavil"
been already fully before the public. It nu,
action to recover damages from the Dileadeli.
for a publication in their newspaper, The Mc
Herald. charging the Noble Plaintiff with bin*
guilty of a most abominable offence- Tie hi
gave a verdict fur the Plaintiff, damages 1,3
Lord Chief-Justice M s sea atts—A• Brothct fiftt,
were there not six counts to the declaration, awl%
which of them did you take your verdict:"
Mr. Serjeant BRST—J" My Lord, there are Ng
counts in the declaration, and we took our %min
on the four last ; and I ant totally at a loos on viin
ground they have moved for an arrest of judgment:.
Mr. Serjeant MANLY-44 I will support it es tot
deficiency of the last chum."

Mr. S;rjeaUS BEST---u I should think. my 144
it was fully explanatory ;it ruts thus-6 Thor 4
special warrant had been issised ab aisle, Lord LegGi,
ter, fur his infamies.'"
Mr. Justice LAWRENCE—" There is 'Do ibtro-
deictory wards; ur. inuendu."

Mr. 'Ss:leant littsr—" 1 hold it, that, if f wq, tt
strike out the whole of the latter count, the teak
would stand good on the oilier three."
Lord Chief-Justice MAiSIPIELD••—a Cerhish
not: for, if you take a verdict on any ctrtaio num.
bar of counts, and one of them prove deticiebt, tt
is fatal to them all. Brother Best, your lien ergo.
nwnt would be. that it was the same as am!.
spoken. We have been in the Exchequer Charge,
hearing arguments on a similar cause, and those*
it of an much nicety. that we mould not give judg.
meta until the l i Judges can meet. Let this stand
orcr uotil that point is determined."
Mr. Sarjeant Cocasu,--44 What is to be doos
with the motion for a new trial ?"

Lord Chief Justice Manorfeu:o.—N Let that
stand over also. But. on looking over the drclars.
tior, i find, what 'seeped the Counsel on the tin',
that the 3d and 4th counts charge the pLiiihrt
with amotlier ain't serionscrime, which the Defend-
ants did not produce any evidence in javificatirti
of. which is, that Lord Leicester was guilty of k-
ing accetrary to a rape belt* committed on La.ty
Leicester, in the ►ame way as Lord Audiry tow
sccetisnq to thitt committed on his Lady."
Mr. ficrj ea nt They will urns Le alk: to
obtains uew trial."