The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-01-27 00:00:00

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COURT Or KINU's BENCII, wk Jut
CRIMINAL INFORMATION.
Mr. C Anson' applied to the Court on hehalf of a
Inns, respeetalile gentternan of lark, Mr. Vat limy.
W!O was a person of very cor.siderable property it
that part of the kingdom, and one of the Deputy
Lli.ntroants of that roomy, fo, leave to file a Crimi-
nal Information against Mr. Jameson, an Attorney
of that Cool t, resi :ing at York, for publishiog a
most scandalous and maJcinus libel against the iso-
mer grntlemaii, first in Tn.- lank Herald, and attn.
war.is posting it up on church-doors thioue,hent
various pans n 1 that city. This libel was publi-bed in
the shape of an Advei tisement,entitled ''Rcw so,"
in large capitals, a thipgi of all others (the leaned
Counsel oitserved). calculated to excite general inte.
rest, and particularly adapted to draw the public at-
tention. 11r...1.11a1M,n (ilecontinned), front some most
extraindinaryniostaketwmisapprehrnsion,entertained
an id. a. that Mr. Yarberi y, confederating with some
other persons, had catered into a plot or conspi-
racy against his ads ; and, with this singular im-
pressinn on his mind, caused tta. advertisement in
qu attion to be published in Tee Y..el Herald. The
miner of that respeetable paper inadvertent-
ly, in the hurry of Lrt.laess, inserted it, in that
part of his impression which was genet ally circu-
lated throughout the enantty ; but. the following
day, lie whirls omitted it, takinit the blame on him-
self, of ever having inserted it at all ; nor was it the
intention of his client to move any thing against
him. This advertisement, after stating, in very
singular terms, that a pahlkan, through the inter-
ference of Mr. Yarben y, had Mama to furnish the
anchor and his friends with a dinner, offered a re-
ward of ten gui'reas ter the disclosure of the names
of any of the conspirators who bad beer. leagued
with Mr. Yarberry, and by some of whoa; the stir-
Illsp-leather of the saddle, belonging to his grey
gelling. was cot. one eight on his way home, for
the purroo of enslangeting his life ; and further
stating his apprehensions for his Ilk, which these
sons had threatened to take away.
Lord Et.t.tuaoil CIL 0.1 here asked Mr. GAltleir
whether this strange composition did not carry wits]
it strong internal evidence of a deranged state ei
mind
The Learne4 Counsel enafissael it might be so •
still there was some danger that the lenity tie
Court might be inclined to grant, might possibly ex-
tend to too great a length. Their Lordships weigh;
consider, that a man w could write such an adver-
tisement, was capable of going much farther ; sad
it ant unfniqueotly that insanity was
a cloak fee the Macho' ssOdignity. However, if
the Coon would grant dhe emsditioaal Role. upset
abet Geetlerean's twain mohair same agai-st
sow ef the faeoesight eppaar. led ibis Lordships
would thee he Nate, ebb la pear el the real state
of hie mind. The cherubs, aedrank of *r. Yew
berry, stood se high in the pile wrimesiom he
was well assured he would oat wait aaykapeeper
me of their Lerdabilea hadelseMati sad ha wee ma.
Asian if it so tamed eat. the the Delhedeet was vs
• a &rayed
_rime of mind. Mb them did net by say
Seems limed pressing the limiress.
The Covet greeted a ceedideeel rule.
lit Lisa 0. /Milt{ oases. PA
Ms. Sarre estreod the Court on behalf of the
11-ferulant. lab* had boas oetlawed, to reverse the
judgment of °adultery is this ease, the Defendant
having pleaded that he was out of the kingdom.
The Sot. ic tos-G , for the prosecution,
confessed the error in judgcoeitt. and admitted the
The Daleadast was accordingly admitted to
bail.
isa is. sraaeseire ease. ma assist. BILES. :sq.
g JOll6 filest, VA. Seed eribra.
This million. and two others, wire tried the last
day of the Sittings after last Tarn; sad were
brought to recover the meant of the expences and
costs of the Plaintiffs, in defending_ a petition pre-
ferred by the Defendants, against their klataims for
the Borough of East Grinstead, which patinae hod
been decided to be frivolous and vexatious. It ti*'
agreed. no the trial, that verifies should be
for the Plaintiffs, subjeft to a hasty appliesinierst,
the Court.
Mr. Ci.irroao now moved the Corn to set aside
these yerdilks and eater nonsoits, under the statute
of the gfith of his present Ma' y, chap. St.
After a short coaversarjoa between the SoLterTOlt
Mo. Eastiry and other Gentlemen. ma
'both sides it was agreed to reduce the question into
a special case, for the future conddetatiou et their
Lordships:
•lIICMDIACOW al. owes.
'Tins chaise was brought-few the purpose of trpiail
m
the Degodant's right or fishery se that peet:l4:ri
tivei Dulhin, angy/ thievegb a ein,e Sit
of Wickham, derided! to die Plaintiff by the ci
ltoefifisecl. who was the Lewd of that Manor.
This case came oe epos mothet for a amotrial.
and occsipied severst holm (tithe time of tbeCoart.
involving varies. questions epos ancient rams. se
Cr: hack as ;hi reign of Richard 11.
'll4 Court, after leastists Mr. Selma 5,v 4, T.
and other Counsel, is support of the rule, postponed
the further C.3.6itiCt scion of tyre cause for a Suture
day.
CoMstoo4lll42.
CliaWeLelt•
was an Aloe on a special combs*. brought
..itot recover the v•lne. of a quantity eir owshi,ye
geese sold to thepefendant. the - was skied
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h f ,re ..1 Child JUSIICAD !t. i A 1,4%/110. is the
tittltar after last Sessions, AL GUlgllllll. It
,thorn appeared. that the Plaintiff, Win was ' a
Alava dmiser, had by chance got poesessioss of
the greater part of a cargo of Cheshire as se.which
he agreed to bell to the Defendant, who' dealt is that
,sots le. Toe price had been Szed between them.
and it was agreed that the Plainer should on
i mauve the else se from the place they awl o•-.
Moped is Ms ....a I•r-use, 'ut.til the Defendant sm.•
for them. Ti.l% agreement was, hoe ever, slien, a-
.
t 1,.. P1...n00il to Id removed diem into his shop.
*bout halt an bout before the D rnnda of sen
foe them
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ropad. the 1/efeadaat refs., •
to alma
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7:,,,,, 1.ta1,.. cheese had h. ,n da
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