The National Register.
London, England, 1823-01-20 00:00:00

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Cross-exlinined by Mr. Soclett itisess can lead am
write ; what made her think he because emliarrassed was, be
bed sot moned in pay his creditors. Is sure it was nut its
Atignst ; it issia berme he o.is arrested ; wa, not etamine4l
before the commissioners ; on Tuesday morning was asked
about the story she bas told, not before. Mr. Wardle, at-
bailey, served her with the suborns ; did not tell her what
was wanted. Witness's mistress had • letter the nest day,
that her ma te► was arrested on aPt ids!. Witness nun liess•
with his sister; has lived in the family nine years; wood Ia
Sep ember, lent does nut recollect the day.
Re asansisell by Mr. Campbell—Her 'sailer returned us
the Sunday, and thinks he went away on the Tuesday ; the hunks
were packed op MO nut to his sister's; the goods of 16d
bankrupt were taken under Todd's execution in the beginning
or August; she had denied him • month before this.
The clerk to Stolen. or /lull, produced the bill.
Sir. Scarlet' submitted, he should prove Sorden was in
credit after this time; and had hills dis.mented. If the Jury
believed this young woman be would not midland further.
The Lord thief Justice ooneerred with tie Jury list Limn
was no reason to doubt her evidence.
Veislict fur dm plaintiff—Manages SOM. and coals.

O. PRART.
This was aa action on two policies of innocence, on the. ship
Willits and Mary, at and from RS Janeiro. to Movie Va 1....
Valparaiso, in the Soullllomm, aid theism. to &trope. The
ship sailed to Mosta Video, and performed her voyage to
Valparaiso, where else took in a cargo of copper. NW lbe
sailed with her lading, she encesentered had weather, and was
misspelled to Morn in a shattered state to Valliant's. 'Dm
Coptsla then turd the eldp repair: J, and the owners might
now to resent 6 partial toter
It was contended on the part of the Underwriter*, that the
ship was not sea-worthy. Her construction was 'mid ho be too
weak to carry a cargo of copper. Upon a y, the keekon
was found started, mad other damage done, which was raid to
be occasioned by tho pressure of the mapper. The plaiutilf
met Ike case on the lost of the I,iiiderwriteia, by proving that
the ship's inability to return to Logland was the result of
her bad state and condition when ahe railed from Rio Janeiro.
The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff.— Damages 4001.
SECONDARIES' OFFICE, COLEMAN STREET.
FitillAY, JAN. 17.
PARI. e. PoWI,II. AND WHITE.
A Jury was sumnionA to &see...damages in a ease of assentt
and false itnprienement.
Mr. Platt Soled that the plaintiff was a naval officer, and
that he had suffered the indignity of en a I wittiest cause,
at the hands of White, a Sheriff 'a Sheer. The other defend-
ant was High Sheriff of the roomy of Kent, and was included
in the actico on account of his respectability for the conduct of
White es an Slicer.
Sarah Holt, Atrllllollo the plaintiff's mother, Mated that this
defendant White knocked at the dour of bcr mistress's. house,
one night in October, at Situter's-hill, and the plaintiff opeto .1
the kitchen window to are who was there ; White Inimeilietely
aired him by the collar. and said he knew him to he Mr.
B— the law,ee. Witness said he was Mr. Ear, but
White di egged Lim orcr the table end out of the window. and
refaced to let him go round hy the door; the ...,riety. wag not
•ialent. Mr. Earl was els..ent Ginn 11w house about an hour ;
Mr. B was in the house at the time.
George Farthilig, a waiter, stated, that he skewed Mei.
Earl's cottage to White, He told White that the plaintift was
Mr. 11. but afterwards told him it was a mistake. White.
however, bell Mr. Earl in custody upon • .oth.
The Secondary charged the Jury. that the plaintiff sustained
no damage, mid that their verdict must be decided by that
fast. Damages M.

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FATAL ACCIDaIIT.--On Ntionifae ;or lass, as
the coach that ruin I ants Too. Flees
Street, L011(11111. WAS lllTlCeelling at its mold, pace ili.sest
the declivity just beyond Ilitheastins House, it came no
contact with the wheel of a cat, in cons, triesice of i.e
caner drawing the horse across the road, and backing
the e. hide against the fore-wheel of the coach, by which
the po'e wit Woken, and the coachman thrown down
be:weees the horses, whets the wlwei went over his leg,
which, howcwer, was slot 'woken. There were Iwo
otalsole passengers, one ins The lure, and the other Oil
the nail; the. Muster because i!artsted at !us perilous
situation, and instantly a:tempted to leap from his seat;
but oat slissu ales' by hi, emitpattion, who held hint by
the coat for some time, till at length he fell or jumped
1111W11, Ind was moonlit' itely killed nn the spot, twits;
dislocated his neck 1 Toe coach went sin to the next
turnpike (within V(k) yams), when Ilse Ituri.er flopibed.
and she Selllaillder 01 then p wing. lb esealltil without ill.
jll,yl 11 v comprised four insides, with the outside
p,s,engets Amer alluded to. The manse of the *info,.
notate ileceJscd was Mr. Webb, a sack•inniufacturcr,
at Abits:oloss, in Brrk.hire.
I)rATR or Foci Faftil•)111/1 ST FOIIIOIIV-0 t the
museum:4 of Tuemlay, the 7.11 inn. shoos Owe o'clock,
the teeighlxstirhond of St. Georges (tool, Manchester,
was alarmed by ?Ise cries of .• mottles" isemoy I a
I e its Pilling s-bilidiittg., close so Mr Lary's Om
Halo coach proprietor) stables; 1111 the watchmen and
others appro.selsosg the lonise, they were informed that
a iititisber or permits old been prosoited ; and, on en.
tern( they room' two Iserson dead, and lour others
sum:Kling in the agonies of death. Nleilical assistance
WAS procured as /.01111 at possible, but two ol Ilse linger.
tug solier.rs ti ed in a short time—llse frosai ii iii • Iwo.
is Is expteted, will rceiseer, though they ate new its a
%cry Lutgitedinig state, Irons the effects of the poison.—
Tue i iiiii all'. Of shL' I se were a man, his wi:e, and
111(4 anti ; with a v Mill and three wninvii lodgers.
Tor poison is supposed to hare been it with Ilia
water used for cid nary pisr..mes, as all who to nook of
the water ingwrieureil Its shin s.. Our lodger only ei iH
Well (a mulc), ant I she is • isi custody on suspicion
of adttlintstered the ile.idly dose.

MIDDLE4XX 110USIS of CuItRtCTION. COLDBATIX.
PI kLDII.-0 Tllistmlay aoi•itoritksi mecteisaall the
m.,v.•str Muddiest X Was hrlil al ihr S. s..ions.hoove.
(Arlo rowel!. ho 'or purpose of pria ediusg on ow el e.
lion 01 61 G, v.itior Di (701.16J;I, ..j C•orre.
in the rooms' of ihr I Mr A•lk,ll{, 3111 011 e/1,0.
In¢ up the vote, thr l her{ wer• --NI rVek ry 410.
Mr. Fe:mil:l%l ef.l, Nlr. Field 24 11r. 'u•. II I
Nlr. V:cl;,r) toll7se. tittia-zti dti:) ct.J.