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London, England, 1810-06-29 00:00:00

GOODWIN C. H M

This was an itetton liornud---abt.ld and delivered.
Mr. Gaaanw stated, that thriPtiptitiff in this
case was at respectable flour-dealer, residing iii
Herefordshire, the Defendant sea of the proLssion
(as he supposed he must yell it) of a sexton and
grave-digger, still he had oilier employineuts; he was
a salesman and a raiser of pigs ;.all there would not
satisfy hint, and he turned baker. It was not has in-
tention to couttnd that he carried all of them on
under the one roof, or that he went from the nt•e-
suede grave to the dough tray; his occupational were
too well known in the neighlrourhuttel where he
lived, Keittish-town, to vuppose_he critic' get cos-
!tillers for his bread ; they wets not to fond of
mixing the food for the living, -with the clay that
covered th•! dead; he was well aware of this, he
tluk a differeut house, hr pet his sot awn it,
a man of straw. Ile furnishes it, puichates the
uteirsils, ;says the rent of the house, anti the taxes.
The tiott thing necessmy was the flour ; he oraers
that also, and afterwards pays fur it. But when he
finds that the trade did not prove as profitable as
b.• expt-ct• d. be shuts up ►hop, turns his sun out,
and th,t. says to those whom he had received flour
from, after the first that st..:s sent in, " He 'site not
acuouutalile ; the busiues• was trot his, it hal 14..
longed to his son, nod they must ►ue 1111111." Bat
it often happened " when roguis fell out, that ho-
'lest men gut their own." The son not being
pleased at tieing set a-drift, had dea•lared that be
was the were servant of the Defendant, and del
nor, Out seas not, to receive one shilling of the
profits. Unfortunately for the Plaintiff, the father
and son have again come wt terms, and he might
tell a deaf-rent story ; for there was en cid pr•averb,
put a Iseggar on horseback, and he wt.l tide to
the Devil;" so with the von, by being again taken
in favour by the Defen•.tau+, lie might ninety whet
he had isefOre declared. The price of ten bags of
flour was Cie cause of the present net;on. He
would prove that the Defendant had been in the
habit of ordering die flour ; that be had paid for
some, and that he was considered as the n•rensihle
person. Under those cousiderwions, the Plaintiff
would he entitled to a verdict.

John Elgood proved that fie delivered for the
plaintiff twelve higs.tif flour, at the hottie of the
son, in November. latni ; he never bib, the De-
fendant. -
John Peck depowl, tinit he delivered ten on the
following mouth.
Mr. Brazier deposed, that he was a flour mer-
chant; that the Defendant gave hist an maler for teu
bags of Hour. and toll him, if his !.,.n did not p•ay
fur them he would—the am paid fur them. The
Defendant ordered ten s ices more. which he him.
self paid for. lie did out know any thing of the
nature of the dealings between the Defendant and
his Mlle •

Thomas Bird. tax-gatherer, proved that the. De-
fendant paid him use rent of the house.
Mr. Pala. Counsel for the Defendant, con-
tended that his client, wahine to make au esta-
blisbment for his son, who haul ',keen just ma..-
tied, took thi. house for hint, bought the proper
utensils lot baking, and laid in 40 sat ks of flour to
commence with ; but lie would prove by the young
man, that his father never afterwards interfered in
the business, and never entered iota au ligretnieut
for any part of the profits; because the sun was
unfortunate in trade, it would be too severe to make
the Defendant suffer. who only tried to give his
son a settlement.

George Hampts, jun. proved thie.tatetnent, and
the jury gave a verdict for the Defendant.

GALE o.
This wn an action to recoicr 101. as. 7d. from
the Defendant, the Executor of a Mrs. Jones. de-
ceased. It appeared that the Defendant had at.
tended Mrs. Junes in her last illness as a nurse for
13 weeks. and had not received any remuneration.
It was proved that the Defendant had received
assets to a greater amount than the Plaintiffs de-
mand. Tile jury, under the direction of his Lord-
ship, gave • verdict for the Plaintiff for WI. Bs. 74.

If Mr. COMMT be really sceptical about the
conjugal frailty of his friend Cola Watilti•Er be may
easily satisfy his doubts on this point, by inquiring
into the three months curious amour at the Ca-
dogan Coffee-house, Sloane-street, where he im-
posed upon the master and mistrem of that respec-
table house. by assuming the name of Mr. Btow rt.
Mormimg Herald.)
Some good is Ilk, ly to arise from the investigation
into the conduct of the Duke of YORK, the Session
before the lillt• 1.11,1 the evidence given by Mrs.
CLARKS, before the Committee of the House of
Commons. At present no Commission is given
away on the army without the most strict examina-
tion. and the greatest precaution is used to prevent
the sate of Commissions in an undue manner, and

also of any place under Government.
The followinA accident happened on Tnesday
last, at the residence of MISR, SPERM VI. (VW
Keswick. The family were awakened early in the
worming, by dreadful 'creams. A young woman,
a servant, ran into the room, all its dames; her
had, a horrid spectacle. As her rap and her hand-
kerchief weie only on fir... the flames were won
extinguished; but it was some time before she
was sufficiently recovered to scenont for the injury
received in her face. It seems another maid hieing
iil in the night, the suflerer had arisen, to get
some hot-water. The tinder um &imp, and she
could not strike a light : when reeolleetnor„ that she
had heard gunpowder would produce the effect,
she got the servant's powder-horn whwh he ball to
destroy magpies, mad put a eousidenthle quan-
tity into the tinder-box. The consequence is
titiviuus : however, Mr. Eomr,,,lsou (the so,gek,„)
to of ‘,104.00, that she wilt quite recover her sight
MK does he expect she will be disfigured, the grant.
having ewlridrii before they fised on the face.—
We hope tlos will he a cast: int, never to leave gnu-
maw• ter *Lowe tl'ese who ari. unu lu .inted rit
pow cit., can procure It.

POUCH.

Sow
BITRAORDINART BOIIIII.IIY.
Testerdey„ Gr.rsa TVGIKII was tumuli& before lir. Btu D,
by Humphrey% he whose Ile?limos he and been iipprelineded,
charged with roteeiut Pierce /I, yen. Co Ilmeliester-
street, Maneliestriesquare, of the.-e eeliseee. geld-emtches,
three gold snuff-buses, a number of deem met sung other
rings, blokk4lotes, tad ,utlor artie:es of leiesitterne.c value,
I. the estotiot oft bust Peed. lu t one( /ismer of the wounds
and bridges the Proseeutorrecei, ed at the tone of the rob.
bevy, be hes been eterbeed ever e• and he wee
dap Imp& into the eifiee ord..i chair, ie which u.. _
maimed in the hotly of the utfiar, . greci *Headed
close to barn to take his 'widener, ei lerb •as giten iu %nets
an eccentric and titbit flitireetan , Itnintristt as 1
ell present were kept to a conlis,v,•J but when we
state some port of his lee/ meal conduct, at 'Wag
Lis evistroce will est he thoueht sit eel reordinie y. He aeni•-
times bad amenauy as (rho 4.0,16 i 14 retw•.ll4, awl lelislllol so
servants ;and frequently lilies Webs. a. umber ef them, he will
in the most goo4..aall.stni luralmle ••11.4 them OW le, keep ho-
litioy, telling them Le dues hot wa.ll then. Be Meted, wit
the-Crimuner lived sub bee iu the eniteciey seilefoetnene,
about six mouths; daring Abet tone I e d • nitre Ileitis,
boat, which nes traced Pollee Primmer, a. Maxine stoles *t
iu consequence s 4 which he was spinet. tided, hat time wit-
ness dal not prosecute bins and, on' h.s l brrutino, toek jem
wee to pee th.• imonnt oe the butier.heit, at seeee shihinfs
a week. In The breiseine of lase :They, ilie*Prisoneenss Acs-
charged from the PllnVelliae• lioune fttnlncetimg•l'the
nth ut /Bay, the Peeesmeutot's Xtere, h remiles wail hi
west out iu hi. carnage to ye) a o eet,:lieitiog no eeriest us
the home, except an ohl woman ; the' le.osereeer
lot sumo( that, and, in feet, it is mbelottelitiViL Tb.
seceder was siding is the front rifle/Me needier, with
casette. burials.. Ahem • quarter bedlestiMeneet eederk,
beard the perkier door open gentle, god, ex llnoliteseste anis
it, he observed a mac, with iietorthiee emir Ida ti4a;liliLak
had the appearance of* crape : • the way tbirPreaotoge"
seethed the movioneets of the mein, was mustily the rum
• performer le a &oart of in 1 ifs ; *eery step he 1..0e ben:
a *Mee, like the barkiug of a duga sad at the asses it
winning toward* the iluor. for the I'n..twitter te fe!loie b
which he (helmet! to do • the leilow theu opeual
pithier dour, sod .lreeer:! the PrUs4 ral.w• after lihm,
fell over a table, which. hlttne, untie lie telk ler, cut it
in three places, which arc one yet rd.
low held bits down, sad eicheilLkis tereeehes
pockets; from the former, le tuek Beak Notes to
•abOuut of it•al mad the key of his trim *belt; mid from
mat We took his pocketAloolt,evietelsitig several seek Woes,
but to whet seeming he meld are tell. The fame peeeeedect
to uelock the tree chest, met took net the•geei watcher,
aneff.boses, geed jewellery, loth, aterve *west ; Aar *Miele,
the village got neon the P,iieseutur, end, with a ve..leat
blow, cat upeu lit. temple; Irte.o la isdalc.4 the Pioseeetor
to ask him, if he inteeded to insider boas the Lam made
no reply, nor did he speak we weed dnnsg the whet., teens-
action, bet cosithiscd the obi...* timer ,oiling et"ene like the
hark* ea dog. Be pet the candle oat,-end the ell
Gentleness is the bad perkier. Afterei little ti .e the Pro-
secutor, who jersey intim g. tto the •ineow, s celled
out t' thieves ! =order !" %filch Maria the • neigh-
bours, malty of whom were afraid to enter the home •
the wakbinse at leech foucd the street demure., -
number of persons enten-1 she buss", br..ke.opee the
door. and r.-leased the .1.1 genii mate The vdtaia„
pealed, had left &be ether dad e iis a enumr, is the
parlour, in such • Mteation that there cannot be a lea
his intentionto let ire to dee home' hut the candle be
ing prevented The Promeutee said, that eltlenieh iw
could net seethe fare of the fellow who roli'oed end al-tweeted
biro, from the eepeatenee 4 the Primmer'. person, •
Itsinetniee of hiin ohm he wee le his service, he bad,
of him bring the robber.
Charles Flenipturys, liAmegine to the (),lac-,
being ineemed by the Prosecutor, as the time of the
of the Prisoner Ravine been charged with stedieg
bnUev-holit while he was in his service' he bad strung
picion he was thernbber, sad bodbeesisi sesrib •Nrini
aims. He heard of la an several times attempting ois- ,
eta, to settle in the country, Last omit
• new torten he b ad teem in ft • s
with • soldier. tin Holiday eireniuvi=inge Ilemr•••
and inquired for the Primmer, and procured is Monies.
Humphrey. Introduced bidiself tie the Primmer, by me
lee he kieee him, end the beltway of hie wleilt to
tied told him be could proms him a eitnati my the
acknowledged he bad heed servant to the Piameutiw.
Iliamplivess noticed his swats and chain, tied* length Sued
Ms man he was, and that the Prisoner was simpected Obey.
Mg Melee them from hie omelet, and that he meat with
him Neter his character, • he refired to go, bat at leegth
went. loy lidectrustly. White they got to the Prumeeter's
deer, the Primmer made hie asope, sad •sae a opesiderahle
sismassee; Ilimmiespiesemed him and smionill egnise -
pot hies Wm • ghillie Mod; sessitmed hiss le the
Brews leer Imbed Mr tip, sad thin nr-
termed to the Feleeeetosledpigs, where be leant that • hos,
which the Prleener mid bdosmol to a soldier wbe 'edged
with him, was his; apes whidtillsopheare holie a oyes and
toes/ At *belle sf-the peepedy Nebo leak the Prosecute:,
except a pid "MA. Wilk de* and isollfboa, which
were tumid spin the Pagesenr, soh' wadi and nor hes
which cosset he hum& Flomploys prodeced all the wi-
cks, which were identified by the Psyserstee. Is the easel- •
Ms, which was found spas the Prisoner, lank-antes is the
81.111Milef 371. were fmhed ; they pried tin be pmet Of the
meets takes set of tbsPeemendees •brodior Odin tbs now
Mrs eerie& wee* pined by glint of Mr. le hair, the
temdesder, is the Reed, whet had Rios the- Prosecutor
change the derretteedleg the mbliery.
The Prison we committed for trial.
Janet Ara, • wel-linsorn character, was charged with
sloppiness'* robbing Sarah Pickering of • it bank-note, be
Greet-street, Soho, on Mender sight, end was seremittsd
foe trial.
Hi. Royal Highness t.ie Prince of Watzeo Va. ,
lunteers, and the St. James's, had a grand field.
day, yesterday, in Hyde-park.

General Sir JOllll STVART was about to embark
in Uis Majesty's ship Volage, for Malts, MIMI the
last accounts came away front Sicily; but finding
that an enormous French ferce, to the amount of
nearly 40,0v0. was lIPSCHIbIed on the opposite coast,
evidently for a descant on that island. hr altered
his determination, and meant to remain there for
itsisrotretion. .
Sir SIDNZT SMITH is preparing to leave die •
couatry. It is supposed he 14 going to the •
silo. He will he accompanied by Lady
The patent is now malting for the alterations at
the Irish Excise Board, in cousegnence of Lord
As tirsia.r's retirement. Mr. Witeseasi is to suc-
ceed his Lordship as Chairman ; Mr. Tosvalren
contsaaes in othce—the vacant oily is tilled by Mr.
Gannuar.

Mr. WILSON, the inimitable perfermer on the
tight-rope. is at Windsor, performing at the
theatre, where he has met with great applause.
from crowded sod very genteel autbeaces.
A oraperh diamond nag. the centre brilliant of
which is valued at 3,000 Kui,.e■y is made as a pr. -
seat fee His Majesty the Et4,IIIIOIL of Pr list a ; end
another, of ialenor setae, for his Ambasl.dor, now
about to return io Pero..
Strarday sinneght. filertEll. SHAW (long este-
betted as a huntsman) walked from Keadal to
Whitehareo, where he armed about ti.ree o'clock.
the arsemoost ; did the besmear; he was seat
~pun, 1.-0 Whi,ehaven the next morning, and as
at Kendal ahem la the evening.
The journey, eat sad in (over illartikitot soil Wu..
op-e), h shwa ninety Oil odes. The ahiLutatos is
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toREIGX INTELLIGENCE.
GERMAN I'M'ERS.
rAttle,
..r )imperial Majesties will, this evestibg, ho-
the French Theatre with their presence.
I Majesty the Emperor, accompanied by the
Empress, visited, last Saturday, the ware-room and
workshops; of the liopenal Mauufictory of porce-
' Sevres. The furnace was heated to the
. pitch; and His Majesty saw drawn out a
representing the Empress, which had been
porcelain by Mr. Brachard, senior, one of
sculptors belonging to the manufactory.
• Neapolitan Majesty issues' the following de-
Monteleone. on the 2tith ult.:—
I. The Coostitatiuual regime is re-esiablielied
—nit the whole extent of our kingdom. The High
belongs to the Civil Authority.
Military Commissions shall cease from the Ist
' offences nitlits their jurisdiction shall be Col-
by the Special Tribunals appointed by our Decree of
July, 1 Bug."
,s Majesty had taken measures to provide for
. subsistence of the army, without burdening the
.4habitanto of Calabria, anti numerous convoys of
provisions had already arrived at Pisa and other
- His Majesty left Monteleone on the :Pith
__t Ntootera, where his head-quarters were to
he estiblistred upon his return from Toper.
Kiug of Bavaria left Munich, on the let inst.
way to Baden, to take the waters. Ile will
there until the Middle of next month, when
returo to Munich, to he present at the
the Prince Royal, which are fixed foe

in August.
BANES OF THE ELBE, JUNE 16.
e private letters from E.sthonia have readied
,firth of Gertnany, N►. which it is positively
the celebrated liotzobuc died suddenly,
...a estate in that country.
Reports are still prevalent among the public, that
the Crown Prince of Sweden's sudden death is to
be attributed to the effects of poison. The official
of the Swedish and Danish Physicians, who
present at the opening of his body, has not yet
. Soup- private letters, however, froze►
assert, tiist two persons at Court were bus-
" being the cause of the Prince's sudden

King of Sweden was so shocked at his
, that his health has been upon the decline
ever since. He dispatched couriers, with information
on this important subject, to Paris and Petersburgh.
the ruouteut tidings of this melancholy eyrior reach-
td hint.
It is said that Bonaparte has peremptorily de-
manded of the Saedisli Court, to shut its ports
immediately against the ships sod commerce of

fears are entertained by the Amtiicans,
ive-property at Stialsourt since the -ripiestra-
laid on it by the new French Ci iisul, Mu-
Wirier, who lately arrived there from Paris. It is
a!ao feared, that eiuulrr measures will coon lie
the Americans and their properly
ports of the Baltic, particularly at Rostock,
, Stettin, Lolberg, ice. &c.
:e advice* Poor Pans, of the most reeent
say, tbut tile plan of adopting, in a certain
*. the captive King of Spain, vil,om the French
Governuient call Prince of Astoria, hrs beet. wholly
abandoned, and that the daughter of Lucien Bona-
who was destined for his bride and queen.
Paris, for Rome. The Senator, her tether,
id, iotends to retire entirely to A nierii a.
:item from Lyons, received in the North of
rummy, state, iliat the Toulon fleet has pot to
, and will, on tluubte be nod for the projected
conquest of the Isiugilnua of Sicily.
cisTitovitan. MAT IL
To-day the King arrived here, with a greet num-
ber of Generals and Adjutaots. The Prince of
Hohensolkro, Adjotaid to the Duke of Feltro, also
accompanies dos Alajesty.—(Covrespontkietea.)
COME, MAT
Fur some days past French troops have been con.
timidity arming in this city from 'Upper Italy. We
are assured that they are destined to form an army
of reserve of between 10 and 12,000 men, iu the
territory.
watri.xs, MAT 22.
According to advice' from Calabria, the Km,:
nos arrived there. Uta object is to take the chief'
command of the expedition. We are in eapeeta-
(ion of great estuta.—(Curresportdcotten.„/
Immo, max 24.
Three days ago, at day-break, some large
English frigates, au4 two corvettes, appeared off
Malenscrus, (the proper harbour of Venice), and be-
gan to cannonade the fortifications: bat they were re-
ceived with so brisk a fire, that they sheered eif.,
The des before yesterday they appeared off Chit:mai,
(a forldied ialaud, one mile tothe eouth of Venice),
and threw bomhs and grenades into it. As Chiceezi
him asofficicrit garrison. and is well supplied with
the enemy will be ccmpelkd to retire,
eccomplishing his purpose. Yesierday
harks, having troops, arniuunitioo. and fut-
on beard, went to Chiozzi, to be *tile to re-
, the English with red.hot balls. In Alalsonatis
hut balls are also in readiness, in the event of
enemy 'Kra appearing. It is &ambit to con-
ire what they intend by such uselemparades.—
Corresposiderd.)

vg Pima, JUNE IL

It continues to he attsettert that the Illyrian Pro-
vinces will receive • icing. Mr. Adair has again
deferred his departure from Constantinople. 'the
Grand Signior has ordered a. considerable sum of
money to be distributed among the Chnsimus who
suffered by the late fire in Vera.
On the 9:h of this month, 300 homey were
Orient down at Neuhausel, iu Ilungsry.—( Cur-
',Tonere I%)
IIintiIIANITADT, MAT 7.
On the 4th inst. the Archduke rerdistand :Maxi-
milian arrived here.
Frum Bucharest we kern, that the Russian Co.
loud Nikech has received orders from his Sovereign
to raise a regiment of Servian Cossack. ill %Val-
Ischia, and, as soon as tt is raised, to march with it
through Servia to the frontiers of Albsitia. The Ass.
alia troop. are said to arrive very slowly, and in
musibers, to the Grand Seignior'. army.—
( Cyr rraidutitiost.
IItfAINGCVOGH. JVVF 7.
Itv the ilissertioe or the buy of his late Knyid
illitiness the Crown Prince of Sweden, it has bten

confirmed that he died by a stroke of atioplexy.-.•
Tht physictans fouud that the liver was gone.
ITALY, UAY 26.

A French siguadron, consisting of two ships of
the line end am frigates, has appeared off Otranto.
.4aDifferent advicestpeak of an impending eipedi-
tiva Greece.—(eurrespondent.)
TftEs'rxl MAY :23.

The English ships have again hetonic very nu-
merous in the Adriatic Sea. A line cf telegraphs
has beau established on the coast of the Illyrian
States.
HANOVER, JUNE la.
The territory of Hanover, now united to the
kingdom of Westphalia, forms three new West-
phalian departments, viz. the department of the
mouth of the Elbe and the Weser, the department
of 'line-oath and the department of the Aller.--
The whole seperficies of the Hanoverian territory.
united to the kingdom of Ill'estphalia, contains
434 square German miles, and the whole popula-
tion is estimated at 594,214 souls.—(Correspomileut,
✓axe 19.) _

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• Their isnl
nom. the l' re
His hlajei
Empress, wit
1 kshopa of
lain at Seel
highest pitel
cameo repro
done in pure
the sculptor:
His Neap
nee at Mon
" Aar. I. '
tbruagllust th
Police Lemur
11. The 3
of Juue. All
. unable by the
the It July,
His Maje
the subsism
inhabitants
provisions I
ports. His
ult. (or Nit
be establish
The Kin
vn his way
remain ther
he will set:
nuptials of
some time i
Some psi
the North •
stated that
on hie stet
Reports
the Crown
be attribute
veport of th
were preset
uppteared.
Soeden, as
petted of
. death. r
• The Ki
drift+, the
ever to Re!.
on this hill
the nioutei
ed him.
It is sai
nsauded o:
immediate
Isngtar. 1.
Brest f
alto have :1
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