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London, England, 1822-08-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGILYCE.

iroiresisouma, AVOWS? 2.
Arrived the Mary, Riebardeoe, fro. the Deems far Ma.
raraibo.

Sailed thy Active for Chatham.
AUGUIT I.
Arrived the Hurry Sisters from Miraaichi.
DIAL, AVOVIIT I.
Arrived lust sight sod this morning the Jamie; Pestle.
thosee, from Jessica • rho Jr.., Cumming, from Quebec ;
the Rossiya Castle,H ePbors, from Jemmies; and the Diadem,
Edmond, hem Illieanolehi.
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The tried this maertiag shifted to the uorthward, and the
whole of the outward merchautmeo, kc. immediately got
vadrr weigh and proceeded down Chapati for their differcut
derlioatiout.

• COM dams fens the Ri•ec and egoists the duo sad
' ttiaL!i, Situ's, for Calcutta.

?dB teR P.

LEWES RACES.

Ivtiasoaor, AUGUST 1.
Lord tigreasont's b. e. Crofter. by Caserta, foss tears
old, walked over for his litijerty's Mote.
Sffeepstakes of 10021 each, h ft. for three.r
Lord G. H. Cavendilh's b. e. by Mlidtifethorpe, Set. Sib. 1
Lord Egremoot's c. by Vlbolebose, est. Sib. bolted

WESTERN CIRCUIT.

tiETER. Almost 1.
CRIM. CON.
!MALEY V. MOORS.

Mr. iNtavw spewed the plendinr, 'AAA, in sob-
stsoce, stated that ibis win an tittles brought by the Plato-
tiff to recover damages from the Difendast fur the tufbmous
seduction of the Plaistifra wife. The damages were laid
st 6.0001.

Mr. ADAM, in opening the ease foe the Plaintiff, said, that
happily cases of the nature which he was about to lay
before the Joey were of rare occurrence is the neighbour-
hood where they resided • but they were sulieintly meg
of the world, sad of inderstanding, to reader it totally
unnecessary for him to occupy their time by may lung
or general sbservatious as to the ',store of the crime.
Captain Sealey was in the Bombay artillery, is the East le•
din Compsees service, in which he bad catered before the
yes, 1812 ; and it was a department of the military service
of ladle', which had, as all who wen gegsainted with the
events of that province keen, achieved the awl Winkled
exploits. The Defendant, Captain Moen, wagepes the
same service, sad was acquainted with the Plaiestiff ; per.
baps there was no degree of friendship between them;
but, at all tweets, he was the Plaintiff's brother
In 1812 the Plaintiff married the usfortmeate *object
of the present anion—Mies Mary Agee Price, • young
lady of considerable personal beauty, and of anted and ac-
complishments sufficient to aria sad retain the sffections.
The Plaintiff lived with her for a cossiderable time is the
utmost coujagal happiness, sad had by her, before she left
India, three daughters. He should out be able to new the
whole of their lives in India, bat he would call • respect-
able clergyman, who would prove, that fur the time which
he resided with them they lived together is the most per-
fect harmony sad affection. For another period, whilst the
Plaiotiff was necessarily absent wit service io the Persian
Gulf, he should produce kilns to .hew that she anis-
lammed for him all the affection and regard that could. be
wished for. The Lessen Cognised then proceeded to
read a number of passages frogs various Inters to the Pigia-
till; chiefly upon the affairs of the famly. all of them breath-
lag • tender and affect tousle tone towards the Plaintiff, and
speaking in warm terms of her three chadors. The let•
ins, as the Jury would see, were doubting epos thole
subjects, but it was from little subjects they could best gather
the state of life is which the parties loved. lu 1819 the
health of Mrs. Beaky aad of her three cbildres became so
much impaired, aster reader • change of climate accessary,
mid se her hothead, the Plaietiff, was bound epos his service,
she embarked alone for Eaglaud with her children, sodgbe
passage was mac of naussal length. They toothed at the Mau.
nine, and at the Cape uf Good Hope; and doting the voy-
age Mrs. Seeley was delivered of her fourth child, a daughter.
The Defendant, Capt. Moorei came loan is the same ship;
sad, soforlensiely, the Learned Counsel said, he should nog
he able tea &hew the Jury what took place diarist the voyage,
or by what coarse of artilee the Defeo/diet succeeded ise
estranging the affections of Mrs. Seeley; but it was evident
that be had availed himself of every advaistage of his
sithatios, and that the pretence of her ialfast aged her
children, which would, to an ordinary perms, have reo.
dared her sacred, formed no ohotarle le the ban Defeo.
dant, is his purpose of seducing the wife, if Out of his
friend, et least of his brother nacre. The Joey would
Sad, that from the day of her arrival hi Rageamd, he Au-
gaol, 1819, she was comatosely win the Defoe/dant. They
woeld Sad that they lodged sad lived tegogher, is the
tame house, without hammy recourse to the society or
visiting any of their Matins. In November they were at
Caster, where Mrs &sky look lodgings at the lodging.
hone gra Mrs. Frost, where the Defendant lemenedistely
after istroduced himself as • cousin, sad took contigeos•
apartments. From theism they both removed to the house
of • lodging-house keeper named Jacobsen ; and after
making tubas removals, always together, the Defendant
took a house sear South Moulton, at • place called Coch-
ran, where Mrs. Seeley went, sued they rived together
with Ins restraint—is shout, se man sad wife. It would
be proved that Mrs. Seeley began to anion appearances
of the most decisive nature is December, 1829, whew
mho suddenly left Smith Moollos, ia compeny with
she Lleferidant, and went to France, from libellee she re.
tensed is slant a fortnight, so nisch altered is her perssa,
as to lean bet little doubt that is her Monte she had bens
brought to bed. la this state they cootiamed to live, and
were up to that instant of time living together.
This stathinest was fully made oat in 'Mclean.
Serjeant Pitt. sekbessed the Jury on the past of the De-
fnedast, but called so witnesses.

Mr. Justice Ruamottos, iii charging the Jury, sold if they
belieted she evidence, sod did pm give vast damages, he
should etrosider t►at they did sot do their dotty as J OOHS sod
guardians of the public morels.
The J ory deliberated for about a wearier of on hoer, whoa
they returned a verdict foe the Plairitiff. Damages--
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS.

YORE ASSIZES, WEDNESDAY, JOLT 31.

134/ore Lord Chief Justice Assort and a Speaks: Jury.

CRIM. CON.

WORRALL O. !ANDERSON.

The Coed was "site crowded at as early hour in expec-
tation of &Militia*, though the ladies excluded themaelres.
Eleven of she Special Jolty ottesisird.
Mr. TINDALL, for Mr. ALDERSON, monied the plesdiap.
It vas as evicts for criminal conversation with the Plaiatirs
wife. The Deft admit pleaded the yeomenl issue, that he was
mot guilty.
The Plaintiff was a Lifetree's* is the mew,. The Me.
feudist is a scionotimaster at Leeds, wish whom I milt a the
Plaistirs children were placed for their edocatioo. The
led so as intimacy between the parties. Verdict for the
Plaiatiff—Damars

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